Madness at the Darkmoon Faire Card List & Expansion Guide! Release Date, Card Reveals, Pre-Purchase Info, New Mechanics and More!

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Madness at the Darkmoon Faire is the upcoming Hearthstone expansion. While the denizens of Azeroth may expect an outing filled with family-friendly fun at the fairgrounds, they’ll instead find a creepy carnival corrupted by rigged games of chance, deep-fried foods of mysterious origin, and the tentacled grips of unspeakable horrors.

The Old Gods are timeless eldritch beings who ruled over Azeroth during its primordial age. In World of Warcraft, they slithered out from their millennia-long slumber only to be beaten to a squishy pulp by bands of plucky adventurers.

General Information

• Release Date – November 17, 2020
• 135 New Cards! – Click here for Card Reveal schedule.
• New Mechanic – Corrupt – Cards with Corrupt keyword upgrade to a stronger version after you play a card that costs more.
• New Game Mode Launch – Duels!
• Progression System Update!
• Old Gods are making a comeback!
• Two Pre-Purchase Tiers!

Cinematic Trailer

Announcement Trailer

Pre-Purchase

Once again, we’ll have two different pre-order bundles. You can get the bundles here. Here’s what they include and how much they cost:

Madness at the Darkmoon Faire Pre-Purchase Bundle ($39.99)

• 45 Madness at the Darkmoon Faire Academy Card Packs
• Random Legendary card from Madness at the Darkmoon Faire
• The N’Zoth Card Back
• Early access to the new Duels game mode

Madness at the Darkmoon Faire Mega Bundle ($79.99)

• 80 Madness at the Darkmoon Faire Card Packs
• 5 Golden Madness at the Darkmoon Faire Card Packs
• Random Golden Legendary from Madness at the Darkmoon Faire
• N’Zoth Warlock Cosmetic Hero
• N’Zoth Card Back
• Battlegrounds Perks
• Early access to the new Duels game mode

New Keyword/Mechanic – Corrupt

This expansion’s new mechanic is Corrupt. It might sound a bit confusing at first, but it’s actually quite simple!

   

When a Corrupt card is in your hand, it usually starts off quite weak. However, you can upgrade it by playing a card that’s more expensive than the Corrupt card. So, for example, if you have a 3 mana Corrupt card in your hand, you need to play any card that costs 4 or more to upgrade it.

It means that, outside of some very rare scenarios, you can’t play a Corrupt card on curve and still get its full effect. So you will have to pick between playing a weak card on curve or skipping it and waiting until you Corrupt it. The upside is that Corrupted versions of the card are way above the usual power level of the card. For example, Corrupted version of Day at the Faire is a 3 mana version of Stand Against Darkness, while Corrupted version of Dunk Tank is a significantly stronger Swipe for the same cost.

   

Most Recently Revealed Cards from Madness at the Darkmoon Faire

Madness at the Darkmoon Faire Revealed Card List

If you’re looking for cards from a specific class, click on it below:

Demon Hunter – Druid – Hunter – Mage – Paladin – Priest – Rogue – Shaman – Warlock – Warrior – Neutral

Legendaries

C’Thun Pieces:

When you add C’thun to your deck, those four pieces get shuffled at the start of the game. After you play all of them, C’Thun, The Shattered gets shuffled into your deck.

Yogg-Saron Wheel:

If the 10 Spells played requirement is met, after you play Yogg-Saron, you spin the wheel. Here are all of the potential outcomes. Rod of Roasting has a 5% chance to happen, other outcomes have 19% chance:

Epics

Rares

Commons

New Board

Key Art

Cinematic Trailer Stills