Lobby Legends Winter Veil will kick off on Dec. 2. Here’s who will be playing and the community’s thoughts on the current state of the game mode.
The Hearthstone Battlegrounds Lobby Legends Winter Veil action is kicking off this weekend! At stake is a $100,000 prize pool and the title of the ninth Lobby Legends winner of the year. Read on for details.
Where to watch and what to expect
Lobby Legends Winter Veil will go from Dec. 2 to Dec. 3 starting at 3 p.m. PST each day.
On day one, the top 16 Hearthstone Battlegrounds players will duke it out across two lobbies. Each of these lobbies will have three matches.
After each match, players will receive points based on their finish. For example, getting first place will result in seven points. Meanwhile, earning second place will mean six points. This will go on until eighth place with zero points.
On day two, only the top eight players will battle for the lion’s share of the $100,000 prize pool. Like always, the Lobby Legends action will involve the check format as well. A player will have to get a minimum of 20 points and then secure a first-place finish before they can earn the Hearthstone Battlegrounds Lobby Legends Winter Veil crown.
To catch all the action, simply head over to one of the following channels:
Hearthstone Tavern Buddy extension returns
The Tavern Buddy extension on Twitch will return this weekend as well, allowing viewers to participate in the livestream. This Twitch extension features The Puzzle Boz, Fantasy Team, Bandwagon and Barov’s Blessing activities for viewers.
Here’s an overview of what each activity involves:
- The Puzzle Box: Answer yes/no questions and earn points for each correct answer.
- Fantasy Team: Build a team of three players and see if they will be the best out of the eight.
- Bandwagon: Choose a player as early as possible and earn points based on their finish.
- Barov’s Blessing: Predict the winner of a turn for a selected matchup.
There’s been talk among players about the current state of the Hearthstone Battlegrounds meta. In addition to Snglitters, players like Dima “Rdu” Radu and Josh “Impact” Graham have chimed in about it.
On Twitter, there is also the mention of the game mode only getting one new quest and a new hero. However, Impact remains hopeful, noting that it’s constructed Hearthstone’s time to shine.
“You guys will get your turn again,” he wrote on Twitter. “[I’m] sure undead tribe in BG or some big thing is right around the corner Like it always is.”
That’s all for now. Stay tuned on Esports.gg for more Hearthstone news and updates.
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