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Tavern Hero Tournaments or Tavern Hero Qualifiers are special Blizzard-sanctioned Hearthstone The Hearthstone icon Hearthstone (formerly known as Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft 1] 2]) is a free-to-play digital collectible card game from Blizzard Entertainment. It was first announced in a presentation by Rob Pardo at the tournaments Tournaments in Hearthstone are comprised of official Blizzard-sanctioned tournaments and unofficial non-Blizzard-sanctioned tournaments. Contents 1 Competitive formats 1.1 Conquest 1.2 Last Hero Standing 2 Official tournaments 2.1 Hearthstone Championship Tour 2.2 Hearthstone Collegiate National Championship
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, taking place in select locations across the Americas. Winners of Tavern Hero Tournaments are named Tavern Heroes and are invited to compete in the next upcoming Season Playoffs for the Hearthstone World Championship Tour A map of the qualification process towards the 2016 Hearthstone World Championship. The Hearthstone World Championship is the official Hearthstone world championship and the finale for the Hearthstone Championship Tour. Each year, the Championship gathers
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2016
On Jan. 23, 2016, an announcement was made by Blizzard to support the hosting of special Blizzard-sanctioned Hearthstone tournaments at Fireside Gatherings. Players competing at one of these Blizzard-sanctioned Hearthstone tournaments battled it out until a champion was crowned. These players were named Tavern Heroes and each earned a slot in the Hearthstone 2016 Americas Winter Preliminaries, where they were able to join the 128 players who had already earned slots in the Winter Preliminaries via the standard Hearthstone Competitive Points system.
- List of Tavern Heroes who were qualified to compete in the 2016 Winter Preliminary
Since then, select Blizzard-sanctioned Hearthstone tournaments continued to take place at Fireside Gathering events. The winners (Tavern Heroes) of these tournaments were invited into their region Hearthstone is divided into four geographical regions: Americas, Europe, Asia and China. Each country Hearthstone is available to play in is assigned to one of these regions. Each player by default uses their Battle.net account ⃢₀ₙs Season Preliminaries alongside the 128 players invited from the Hearthstone Competitive Point rankings. The Season Preliminaries were played in multiple onsite Fireside Gathering locations at the same time in double-elimination tournament format Tournaments in Hearthstone are comprised of official Blizzard-sanctioned tournaments and unofficial non-Blizzard-sanctioned tournaments. Contents 1 Competitive formats 1.1 Conquest 1.2 Last Hero Standing 2 Official tournaments 2.1 Hearthstone Championship Tour 2.2 Hearthstone Collegiate National Championship
. Players could attend any location that was most convenient, but each player was matched against their opponent based on seeding, regardless of where in the world the players were participating.
2017
The Tavern Heroes program reemerged for the 2017 Hearthstone Championship Tour The 2017 Hearthstone World Championship is the fourth year of the Hearthstone World Championship and the finale for the 2017 Hearthstone Championship Tour. It will take place in Jan. 2018. Contents 1 Structure 1.1 Changes . On Wednesday, Nov. 30, 2016, approved Fireside Gatherings Fireside Gatherings are real-world gatherings of people to play Hearthstone in mostly public places. They are intended to be an opportunity for Hearthstone players to meet, mingle and form real-life friendships, as well as enjoy were able to host Tavern Hero Qualifiers. Winners of these competitions became eligible to participate in the Tavern Hero tournament for a chance to earn a spot at the 2017 Hearthstone Americas Winter Playoffs.
- List of Tavern Heroes who were qualified to compete in the 2017 Winter Playoffs
Fireside Gatherings are now eligible to host Tavern Hero Qualifiers, where players can battle it out against their fellow patrons to determine who will be representing the local inn at one of the select Tavern Hero tournament locations across the Americas. The Tavern Hero tournament for the Winter Season took place the day before the Winter Playoffs began, and the top 8 players were crowned Tavern Heroes. These players then joined the top 64 competitors from the Hearthstone Competitive Point standings to do battle in the Americas Winter Playoffs.
Tavern Hero Qualifier competition requirements:
- Must create your event on www.firesidegatherings.com FiresideGatherings.com
- Must submit an e-mail to emailprotected and include a link to your event
- Must take place between two specified set dates, before the start of the next Season Playoffs
- Must sign up before the season deadline
- Must be open to the public, and held in a public venue
- Must have a minimum of 16 players
- Must be played using Standard Standard format, or Standard, is one of Hearthstone s two game formats, the other being Wild format. Standard format is intended to featureSpecial attraction a fresher and more focused Hearthstone experience, with a limited pool of cards
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- Must provide a completed event report and tournament bracket within 1 week of the end of the qualifier via emailE-mail (electronic mail) is the exchange of computer-stored messages by telecommunication to emailprotected
- Organizers are not eligible to participate in their own Tavern Hero Qualifier
- Your Tavern Hero Qualifier must be free to enter. (Added in Feb. 22, 2017 blog announcement)
An organizer may run more than one qualifier during a Season, but all previous events` tournament results must be reported before new events are approved.