Hearthstone is adding four new Class Sets, collectively titled Azeroth’s Most Wanted, for Priest, Rogue, Warlock and Warrior. The sets arrive with patch 36.4 on Aug. 25 at 10 a.m. PDT, Esports.gg reports, and the cards were shown during a developer update that premiered on Aug. 19.
Each of the four sets tells the story of an outlaw and their pursuer in Escape From Violet Hold, and each unlocks for $9.99 USD or 1,200 Gold on its own. A bundle covering all four costs $19.99 USD or 2,500 Gold and adds two copies of the epic Wanted Poster card plus the Bounty Hunter Edwin hero skin. A fully golden version of the bundle costs $79.99 USD or 12,000 Gold and comes with the same hero skin and two copies of Wanted Poster’s Signature card, Signature cards being alternate-artwork versions of existing cards.
The headline card in each set
- Priest — Raith Van Gelst, 7 mana 5/5: Battlecry resurrects the minions that were Reborn this game, and they attack random enemy minions. The set leans on Reborn throughout, from the 3-mana Sinful Steed to Haunt, which grants +2/+3, Reborn and Taunt.
- Rogue — Mathias Shaw, 4 mana 4/4 with Stealth: whenever a friendly Stealthed minion attacks, a random card in hand costs (3) less. Supporting cards include S1:7 Slayer, which gives attacking Stealthed minions +2/+2.
- Warlock — Godfather Kazakus, 3 mana 3/3: plots a custom sham trial and lets the player set its length, from an immediate resolution to four turns. The set plants 3/3 Imp-formants in the opponent’s deck, which summon for the Warlock when drawn.
- Warrior — Captain Crowley, 5 mana 4/5: summons two 1/1 Cannoneers and makes all Cannoneers fire an additional shot, on top of a Pirate package that includes Blast Powder Engineer and Hand Cannon.
With Priest, Rogue, Warlock and Warrior covered, eight of Hearthstone’s 11 classes now have a dedicated Class Set. The remaining bundles go to Demon Hunter, Shaman and Death Knight, which gets two sets built around different Runes; the Hearthstone team says that final batch arrives after the next expansion later in 2026.
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