Important: If you have just started, you can’t play the Arena until you unlock every class, that should be the first thing to do after you’ve started playing! However, if you get past seven wins, especially during off-hours, the matchmaking gets a bit looser. At a lower number of wins, you can be nearly sure that you’re playing against someone with the same score. If you’re at 2-2, the game will try to look for another 2-2 player, but if it fails to find one, it will broaden the search and include the similar 1-2 and 2-1 players. Players are generally matched against others with very similar scores to even the chances. Rewards are counted for the score you ended up with (so if you retire at 0-0, it counts the rewards for 0 wins). You can also terminate any Arena run prematurely by pressing the “Retire” button. The higher you get – the better rewards you earn. Which means that the run can end at 12-1 or it can end at 4-3. The Arena run finishes when one of the two conditions is met – either you get to 12 wins (and get the best possible rewards) or you lose three games and your run ends no matter how high you got.
You play with unique decks, drafted card by card specifically for this mode from the pool of Standard cards (with a few exceptions) and following a slightly different ruleset.Īfter selecting 30 individual cards, you’re then matched up against opponents. Unlike Constructed, where you can build your own deck with the cards in your collection, Arena doesn’t let you choose from all the available cards. If you’re coming from another card game, Arena is similar to the “draft mode” present in a number of them. The Arena is one of the three PvP modes currently available in Hearthstone (the other ones being Constructed and Tavern Brawl).
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