Corrupt the Waters

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NameCorrupt the Waters
TypeSpell
DescriptionQuest: Play 6 Battlecry cards. Reward: Heart of Vir'naal.
FlavorThis is why Hagatha is banned from public pools.
ArtistAlex Horley Orlandelli
SetSaviors of Uldum #54369
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About Corrupt the Waters

Corrupt the Waters, Spell, designed by Alex Horley Orlandelli first released in Nov, 2021 in the set Saviors of Uldum.

A deck that focuses on utilizing Battlecry cards would benefit most from including Corrupt the Waters in their strategy, particularly a Shaman deck that can easily activate the Quest requirement. While the reward of Heart of Vir'naal can provide significant value by doubling the effectiveness of subsequent Battlecry minions, it may face competition from other powerful Shaman cards like Shudderwock, which can generate immense value by replaying multiple Battlecries in a single turn. Ultimately, the decision to include Corrupt the Waters would depend on the specific synergies and win conditions of the deck, but it could be a strong choice in a Battlecry-focused Shaman build.

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Frequently asked questions about Corrupt the Waters

What type of card is Corrupt the Waters?

Corrupt the Waters is a Spell card in Hearthstone HS.

What does Corrupt the Waters do?

<b>Quest:</b> Play 6 <b>Battlecry</b> cards. <b>Reward:</b> Heart of Vir'naal.

What set is Corrupt the Waters from?

Corrupt the Waters was first released in the set Saviors of Uldum, illustrated by Alex Horley Orlandelli.

Is Corrupt the Waters legal to play?

Legality depends on the tournament format -- Corrupt the Waters can be legal in some formats and banned or restricted in others. See the full breakdown per format in the Legality section above.