Heartthrob

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NameHeartthrob
TypeMinion - undead
DescriptionOverheal: Summon a random minion with Cost equal to the amount Overhealed.
FlavorOh no, Harth! Look out! He's here to rob you!
ArtistValeria Styajkina
SetFestival of Legends #91079
WallpaperHeartthrob Crop image Wallpaperdownload
ImageHeartthrob Full hd imagedownload
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About Heartthrob

Heartthrob, Minion - undead, designed by Valeria Styajkina first released in Mar, 2023 in the set Festival of Legends.

This card would be beneficial in a Priest deck that focuses on healing to generate value through the Overheal mechanic. It could work well in a control or combo Priest deck that aims to sustain and outvalue the opponent. While Heartthrob has potential, its effectiveness would depend on the meta and the specific deck strategy. Other cards like Prophet Velen or Zerek's Cloning Gallery may offer better value and consistency in certain Priest decks, but Heartthrob could still see play in the right circumstances for its unique and potentially powerful effect.

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Frequently asked questions about Heartthrob

What type of card is Heartthrob?

Heartthrob is a Minion - undead card in Hearthstone HS.

What does Heartthrob do?

<b>Overheal:</b> Summon a random minion with Cost equal to the amount <b>Overhealed</b>.

What set is Heartthrob from?

Heartthrob was first released in the set Festival of Legends, illustrated by Valeria Styajkina.

Is Heartthrob legal to play?

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