Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft

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I recently discovered Hearthstone and I really like it. However, in multiplayer I lose EVERY single match. Is there a guide somewhere to help? I always seem to get my opponent's health way down then he's about to hit me like 6 times in a row and I'm dead.

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http://www.hearthpwn.com/

http://www.hearthhead.com/

http://www.liquidhearth.com/guides/

http://www.icy-veins.com/hearthstone/beginner-guide

http://hearthstonehandbook.com/deck-building-cards/ultimate-beginners-guide-hearthstone/

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Cool thanks. I had no Ida the game was so popular. I had heard about it but never got interested then I figured I'd see what was supposed to be so good. Now I can't even put it down! I managed go win like 2-3 games but that's out of a few dozen. The ones I won, I managed not not attacking right away and just accumulate mana while trying to keep minions alive. I got to where I could attack like 6 times in a row and win. Most other times, the opponent will keep my placed minions dead and while try to get the in play he saves mana and hits me 6 times in a row.

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Cool thanks. I had no Ida the game was so popular. I had heard about it but never got interested then I figured I'd see what was supposed to be so good. Now I can't even put it down! I managed go win like 2-3 games but that's out of a few dozen. The ones I won, I managed not not attacking right away and just accumulate mana while trying to keep minions alive. I got to where I could attack like 6 times in a row and win. Most other times, the opponent will keep my placed minions dead and while try to get the in play he saves mana and hits me 6 times in a row.

Board control is an important element of the game. If you have minions on the board, and you opponent has minions on the board, there is usually a better option than just hitting the hero and ignoring the creatures. So many other creatures and spells can buff the "harmless" ones that you would think you could ignore. It'll become easier once you become more familiar with the cards and what to expect from each class.

 

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To, learn how to play the game? :|

 

Best way to learn is to play in Play mode. You cannot learn anything from the tutorial as the amount of cards being played there is quite small. And you won't see many, if any, card combos. Play in Play mode, and learn to lose and get wrecked. You will learn best how cards interact between themselves and the types of decks that people build.

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