Perils in Paradise Guide - New Hearthstone Expansion - Card Reveals, Release Date, New Mechanics, and More!

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The 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.

General Information

  • Release Date - July 23, 2024
  • 145 New Cards
  • New Keyword - Tourist - Allowing Limited Dual-Class Deck Building
  • Drink Spells (with 3 uses) and special Locations that can re-open early if you meet certain conditions.
  • Free Neutral Legendary Card - Marin the Manager
  • Baku the Mooneater and Genn Greymane temporarily return to Standard (until the expansion's release).

Announcement Video

Perils in Paradise Key Art

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New Keyword/Mechanic - Tourist

Tourist keyword is the main new mechanic of the Perils in Paradise expansion. It's a clever way to add Dual-Class deck building without adding any actual Dual-Class Cards. Each class gets one Legendary Tourist card, letting them "vacation" in another class during deck building.

For example, Paladin's Sunsapper Lynessa is a Rogue Tourist. It means that if you add her to your Paladin deck, you will also be able to use any Rogue cards from Perils in Paradise during deck building. This will let you take advantage of interesting synergies that wouldn't normally be available.

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There are some limitations, of course. You can ONLY use cards from Perils in Paradise (that includes the cards added in the mini-set in the future), no cards from previous and future expansions can be used. You also can't add the other class' Legendary Tourist card, you can only Dual-Class, not Multi-Class. It's also a one-way street - Paladin can build decks using Rogue cards, but Rogue can't build decks using Paladin cards (Rogue "dual classes" into Warlock instead).

Each class can "vacation" in a single class, ending up with a neat circle. Paladin is a Rogue Tourist, Rogue is a Warlock Tourist, Warlock is a Death Knight Tourist, and so on. Here's a full infographic with all of the class connections:

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One thing is sure, the deck building in Perils in Paradise will be way more interesting because each class has access to 9 more cards than usual, as long as they're willing to run the Tourist card.

Other Mechanics - Drinks & Destinations

Two other recurring mechanics in this expansion will be Drink Cards & Destinations. They are not keyworded, just a series of a few cards with very similar themes/effects.

The first mechanic is Drink spells with three uses. There will be 6 of them in total. You might actually recognize the mechanic from cards like Bunch of Bananas and Barrel of Monkeys - those Drink spells will work the same way. They come with relatively weak effects, but their advantage is that they can be used multiple times at the cost of a single card.

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Malted Magma 1 Left

The second mechanic is special Location cards that can re-open immediately when you meet certain conditions. Normally when you use a Location card, you have to wait two turns to re-use it. But let's take a look at the Hiking Trail below - instead of waiting 2 turns, you can gain Armor and the Location will be usable again right away. You can even get all three uses in a single turn.

Hiking Trail

Of course, even if you don't meet the extra condition, those Location cards will STILL open the regular way (after 2 turns). But if you run them in the right deck and time things correctly, you can get their entire value immediately.

Pre-Purchase Info

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:

Perils in Paradise Pre-Purchase Bundle ($49.99)

  • 60 Perils in Paradise Card Packs
  • Two Random Legendary cards from Whizbang's Workshop expansion
  • Hakkar the Houndmaster Card Back

Perils in Paradise Mega Pre-Purchase Bundle ($79.99)

  • 80 Perils in Paradise Card Packs
  • 10 Golden Perils in Paradise Card Packs
  • 1 Random Golden Legendary from the expansion
  • 1 Random Signature Legendary from the expansion
  • Hakkar the Houndmaster Hunter Cosmetic Hero
  • Hakkar the Houndmaster Card Back

Pre-purchase will be available until the expansion's launch, so be sure to get it at least a day before the set goes live just to be sure.

Most Recently Revealed Cards from Perils in Paradise

Perils in Paradise Revealed Card List

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

Death Knight - DemonHunter - Druid - Hunter - Mage - Paladin - Priest - Rogue - Shaman - Warlock - Warrior - Neutral

Death knight

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Eliza Goreblade
Slippery Slope
Frostbitten Freebooter
Brittlebone Buccaneer
Snow Shredder
Horizon's Edge
Corpsicle
Dreadhound Handler
Ghouls' Night

Demon Hunter

Aranna, Thrill Seeker
Patches the Pilot
Cliff Dive
Climbing Hook
Dangerous Cliffside
Paraglide
Skirting Death
Adrenaline Fiend
Sigil of Skydiving
All Terrain Voidhound

Druid

Mistah Vistah
Cruise Captain Lora
New Heights
Sleep Under the Stars
Hiking Trail
Dozing Dragon
Hydration Station
Trail Mix
Tortollan Traveler
Bouldering Buddy

Hunter

Ranger Gilly
Sasquawk
Chatty Macaw
Death Roll
Birdwatching
Parrot Sanctuary
Furious Fowls
Catch of the Day
Trusty Fishing Rod
Pet Parrot

Mage

Raylla, Sand Sculptor
King Tide
Tsunami
Go with the Flow
Surfalopod
Under the Sea
Rising Waves
Seabreeze Chalice
Marooned Archmage
Tide Pools

Paladin

Sunsapper Lynessa
Sanc'Azel
Service Ace
Sea Shanty
Lifeguard
Divine Brew
Lifesaving Aura
Volley Maul
Grillmaster
Power Spike

Priest

Chillin' Vol'jin
Narain Soothfancy
Sensory Deprivation
Twilight Medium
Rest in Peace
Nightshade Tea
Sauna Regular
Brain Masseuse
Hot Coals
Acupuncture

Rogue

Maestra, Mask Merchant
Treasure Hunter Eudora
Swarthy Swordshiner
Snatch and Grab
Knickknack Shack
Metal Detector
Conniving Conman
Petty Theft
Oh, Manager!
Sea Shill

Shaman

Carefree Cookie
Carress, Cabaret Star
Razzle-Dazzler
Natural Talent
Cabaret Headliner
Siren Song
Frosty Décor
Malted Magma
Meltemental
Matching Outfits

Warlock

Summoner Darkmarrow
Party Planner Vona
Cursed Souvenir
Announce Darkness
Felfire Bonfire
Sacrificial Imp
Party Fiend
Fearless Flamejuggler
Eat! The! Imp!

"Health" Drink:

(I can't show it together with the other Warlock cards above because quotation marks in the card name don't play well with tags and mess up this entire section...)

Health Drink Full

Warrior

Hamm, the Hungry
The Ryecleaver
Food Fight
Draconic Delicacy
All You Can Eat
Undercooked Calamari
Char
Muensterosity
Line Cook
Cup o' Muscle

Neutral

Legendaries

Marin the Manager
A. F. Kay
Gorgonzormu
Griftah, Trusted Vendor
Incindius

Epics

Carry-On Grub
Mixologist
Seaside Giant
Dread Deserter
Adaptive Amalgam

Rares

Travel Agent
Customs Enforcer
Bumbling Bellhop
Package Dealer
Octo-masseuse

Commons

Drink Server
Weapons Attendant
Scrapbooking Student
XB-931 Housekeeper
Bayfin Bodybuilder
Bloodsail Recruiter
Concierge
Lamplighter
Overplanner
Sailboat Captain
Snoozin' Zookeeper
Tidepool Pupil
Coconut Cannoneer
Hozen Roughhouser
Beached Whale
Cryopractor
Resort Valet
Terrible Chef
Wave Pool Thrasher
Sleepy Resident

1 Comment

  1. KonuTech

    Finally, something fresh

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