It’s vacation time.

Hearthstone's Perils in Paradise expansion is now live! Read on for everything to know about this expansion!

Hearthstone Perils in Paradise release date

The Perils in Paradise expansion went live on July 23, 2024. It arrived with 145 new cards, the Tourist mechanic, Locations, Drinks, plus a new Tavern Pass.

Raylla, Sand Sculptor and Aranna, Thrill Seeker (Images via Blizzard Entertainment)
Raylla, Sand Sculptor and Aranna, Thrill Seeker (Images via Blizzard Entertainment)

How the Tourist keyword works in Hearthstone

The new keyword, Tourist, lets players use cards from another class. For example, the Mage class' legendary Tourist card is Raylla, Sand Sculptor. This minion lets Mage players visit the Paladin class. Meanwhile, the Demon Hunter class can venture into some Priest shenanigans thanks to Aranna, Thrill Seeker.

Hearthstone Tourist classes (Image via Blizzard Entertainment)
Hearthstone Tourist classes (Image via Blizzard Entertainment)

"While deckbuilding, put your class’s Tourist into your deck, and you can add the Perils in Paradise cards from their destination class into your deck, too," Blizzard explained. But only one Tourist per deck — no vacation hopping."

Sanc'Azel and Cruise Captain Lora in the Hearthstone Perils in Paradise expansion (Images via Blizzard Entertainment)
Sanc'Azel and Cruise Captain Lora in the Hearthstone Perils in Paradise expansion (Images via Blizzard Entertainment)

Locations in Perils in Paradise

Meanwhile, players can now check out new cards that involve Locations. Some of these include Sanc'Azel, Cruise Captain Lora, Scrapbooking Student, XB-931 Housekeeper, Seaside Giant, Travel Agent, Parrot Sanctuary, and Knickknack Shack.

Parrot Sanctuary and Knickknack Shack in Hearthstone (Images via Blizzard Entertainment)
Parrot Sanctuary and Knickknack Shack in Hearthstone (Images via Blizzard Entertainment)

Drinks in Hearthstone's Perils in Paradise expansion

Don't forget about the Drinks in Perils in Paradise! There are six different Drink spells in this expansion, which all involve a couple of refills. Examples of cards with this mechanic include Divine Brew, Health Drink, and Drink Server. Drink Server, in particular, is a minion that grants you a random Drink spell upon its Deathrattle.

Divine Brew and Drink Server from the Perils in Paradise expansion (Images via Blizzard Entertainment)
Divine Brew and Drink Server from the Perils in Paradise expansion (Images via Blizzard Entertainment)

Hearthstone Perils in Paradise Tavern Pass

Of course, there's the Perils in Paradise Tavern Pass to check out as well. This Tavern Pass features on-theme cosmetics and cards alongside XP boosts, gold, and card packs. All of the items in this rewards track can be found here.

Perils in Paradise Tavern Pass screenshot (Image via Blizzard Entertainment)
Perils in Paradise Tavern Pass screenshot (Image via Blizzard Entertainment)

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