Hearthstone unveils Delve into Deepholm Mini-Set release date and Excavate Treasures galore

Hearthstone has revealed more details about the upcoming Delve into Deepholm Mini-Set for the Showdown in the Badlands expansion. Read on for the Hearthstone Delve into Deepholm Mini-Set release date, card details, and more.

The Deepholm Mini-Set launches on Jan. 18 with 38 new cards. This collection includes four legendary cards, one epic card, 17 rare cards, and 16 common cards. You can get these cards through either Showdown in the Badlands card packs or by purchasing the complete set of 72 cards.

Another way to add these Delve into Deepholm Mini-Set cards to your collection is by getting the normal version of them for either 2,000 in-game gold or $14.99 USD. Meanwhile, the completely golden version of this Mini-Set requires either 10,000 gold or $69.99 USD. This golden option also features Deepminer Brann as a bonus diamond legendary card.

In an announcement, Hearthstone revealed Therazane as a legendary and neutral minion. Additionally, Therazane is a 7 mana 7/5 Elemental, has Taunt, plus a Deathrattle that doubles the stats of all Elementals in the player's hand and deck.

The announcement also featured Deepminer Brann as a legendary minion for the Warrior class. Deepminer Brann is a 6 mana 2/4 minion with a Battlecry that makes a player's Battlecries trigger twice for the rest of the game. However, there's a catch — the player's deck must have no duplicates!

Of course, let's not forget about the Excavate keyword in the Showdown in the Badlands expansion. The Delve into Deepholm Mini-Set features additional Excavate Treasures added to each of the common, rare, and epic tiers. Examples include the Heartblossom spell, the Deepholm Geode minion, and the World Pillar Fragment card.

Two new classes are getting the Excavate keyword alongside their own legendary Excavate Treasures as well, according to Blizzard. More details will be revealed soon.

If all of the above isn't exciting enough, then the Delve into Deepholm Mini-Set features the return of dual-class cards as well. Many of these combinations pair up a mining class with an outlaw class. This means the Warrior and Demon Hunter classes can work together.

"Along with one class-specific card per class, each class gets four dual-class cards (two shared with each of two other classes), giving them a broad spectrum of new cards to try out across archetypes!" Blizzard stated.

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