Perils in Paradise
Perils in Paradise is Hearthstone's 28th expansion, featuring 145 new collectible cards released on July 23, 2024.[1] That old scamp Marin has put his questing days behind him and is setting off on a new adventure: resort management! Tucked away in the beautiful Spiral Isles, The Marin is Azeroth's newest vacation getaway, and it has everything: exciting entertainment, tourist traps, and even some of Marin's old pirate buddies.
Perils in Paradise introduces a new keyword: Tourist. Cards with Tourist allow the player to put one Perils in Paradise card from a specific class into their deck during deck-building. For example, a paladin card that has the keyword "Rogue Tourist" allows the paladin to put one rogue card into their deck.
How to get[edit | edit source]
Perils in Paradise craftable cards will be obtained by one of the following methods:
- Opening card packs with the usual prices and purchasing options
- Crafting for the usual amounts of Arcane Dust depending on the cards' rarity
- As a Standard expansion, the Highest Rank Bonus chest, Arena and Heroic Duels rewards have chance to contain Perils in Paradise cards.
- Uncraftable cards
These specific cards can be obtained through other means. For more information, see their respective articles.
- Pre-order
- Prior to the expansion's release and for one week after its release, players could purchase one or both of the following bundles:
- Perils in Paradise Bundle costs $49.99 USD; it comes with 60 Perils in Paradise card packs, two random Legendary cards, and the Hakkar card back.
- Perils in Paradise Mega Bundle costs $79.99 USD; it comes with 80 Perils in Paradise card packs, 10 Golden Perils in Paradise card packs, 1 random golden and signature Legendary card from Perils in Paradise, the unique Hakkar card back, the alternate hunter hero
Hakkar the Houndmaster.
Pre-purchase Mega Bundle
Pre-purchase Bundle
Cards[edit | edit source]
The Perils in Paradise card set features 145 collectible cards, which can be recognized with a special watermark (skull with umbrella and fruit) behind the card text, not found on other cards.
Neutral
Related cards
Choice cards
Death Knight
Demon Hunter
Related cards
Druid
Mage
Paladin
Related cards
Rogue
Shaman
Related cards
Themes[edit | edit source]
New Keyword: Tourist[edit | edit source]
- The Marin is Azeroth’s hottest new Tourist attraction! Each class gets one Legendary Tourist card that lets them vacation to another class during deckbuilding. Put your Tourist into your deck and their destination class’s Perils in Paradise cards get instantly added to the deckbuilding interface, letting you put them into your deck like your main class cards—except for the destination class’s Tourist card; just one vacation at a time.
Refreshing Drinks[edit | edit source]
- Grab a tasty drink and keep cool while you soak up the sun in paradise. The Marin has six different drink spells to choose from, each of which comes with two refills.
Exciting Destinations[edit | edit source]
- The Marin also has all kinds of attractions around the island, including six special Locations you’ll want to visit again and again. These tourist traps even open early if you meet their condition!
Lore[edit | edit source]
Marin the Fox and the "Spiral Isles" are original to Hearthstone. The Spiral Isles may be related to The Lost Isles in World of Warcraft.
Expansion overview[edit | edit source]
- Book your trip, pack your bags, and board your flight to the Spiral Isles! Hearthstone's premiere vacation destination opens July 23rd.
Blog description[edit | edit source]
- That old scamp Marin has put his questing days behind him and is setting off on a new adventure: resort management! Tucked away in the beautiful Spiral Isles, The Marin is Azeroth’s newest vacation getaway, and it has everything: exciting entertainment, tourist traps, and even some of Marin’s old pirate buddies. Get packed and plan your itinerary, it’s nearly time for Perils in Paradise.
History[edit | edit source]
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On June 16, 2023, the official Hearthstone Twitter posted a teaser image with the quote "Your flight departs tomorrow at 10AM PT."[2]
On June 17, the expansion was announced and new cards were revealed.
Gallery[edit | edit source]
- Banners
Perils in Paradise, key art
Videos[edit | edit source]
References[edit | edit source]
- ↑ Blizzard Entertainment (2024-06-17). Announcing Perils in Paradise, Hearthstone's Next Expansion. PlayHearthstone. Retrieved on 2024-06-17.
- ↑ PlayHearthstone on Twitter. (2024-06-16).
