Do you know what interesting scenes Hearthstone has?

Each scene of Hearthstone embodies the painstaking efforts of the designers, so every scene is interesting and worthy of our enjoyment.

Like I remember there was a scene where you could shoot a laser. Rockets can only be fired if the laser is fired into a fixed position.

There is also a scene of a mummy. Only the second one counted from top to bottom on the coffin is counted first, then the first, and finally the third. The coffin can be opened.

There is also a scene that is supposed to accompany Karazan's play. There's a magic broom in there, and if you keep tapping it, he'll fly away. There's also a pool in there, and if you keep clicking on it for a while, it will show you a portal.

There is also a scene with lava, remember that in the upper left corner is a large hammer in the lava, you click the button on the wall in a certain order, and the hammer will sink under the lava. The magma pool in the upper right corner, if you keep clicking on the iron chain, the magma will sink, and the weapon in the lower left corner, if you keep clicking the weapon, it will become a new **.

But the scene that I personally find the most interesting is the one that accompanies the release of the Angoloka pack. The upper left corner is still a volcano, and the lower left corner is a tar pool. In the lower right corner is something with a turtle shell.

I remember trying to make the volcano erupt, but I couldn't find a way, and then I accidentally learned that clicking on the turtle shell in the lower right corner can trigger the volcano, which is really difficult for the designer. However, the sound and special effects of the volcanic eruption are good. My favorite scene so far is it.

Hearthstone scenes are not just what I said, each scene has a unique way of triggering, and in short, every scene is interesting.

To be honest, I've been playing Hearthstone for three years now, and this is the only game I've stuck with for so long, no matter how many phones I change, whenever I change a new phone, I always ** it, because playing Hearthstone always makes me feel new and it won't make you tired of it. And the scene of each card will make you marvel at the designer's good intentions.

Hearthstone is a very good game, from the special effects to the game experience is one of the best, not only on the computer, but also on mobile phones, which is a very happy thing for Hearthstone fans.

I like Hearthstone because the setting is engaging, as if it can bring people into that feeling of the game, because I often play Hearthstone on my phone, so I am more familiar with the scene on my phone.

Because the volcano is in the upper left corner, no matter how the volcano is, it won't erupt, so I went to check it, and the leaves in the lower right corner can't be messed up, there is a relationship between the front and back.

There's a reason why Blizzard game movies are so good, and you can see from this that when you're bored playing the game, while you're waiting for the other player to play a card, you can click on some of these things to trigger some interesting scenes and make what should be a boring game a little more interesting.

There were also some interesting scenes before the update, such as having a house where an eye would be revealed from the window when you knocked on the door a few times, and blinked a few times, and then went back again, which was cute.

There are also some things that will break after a few clicks, or be replaced with something else, which should be the scene of this piece of order, but something comes out in the upper left corner, which is indescribable, and only people who really experience the game can feel that sense of fun.

I really like rockets, every time I click on him there are some incredible things, sometimes shoes, sometimes roosters, sometimes bombs, bombs and **.

If it's a terminal game, it's even more interesting.

Hunter: One of the Horde's greatest heroes, Lexa is the product of a union between orcs and ogres. He grew up in the Moknassa clan of Delaenau.

Despite being a half-breed, his burly physique and amazing strength allowed him to shine in the First Great War of the Horde's invasion of Azeroth. <>

However, bloodshed and framing from within the tribe (his wolf Harasa also died at the hands of orc warlocks) slowly dampened Lexa's enthusiasm to fight for the tribe, and he eventually ran away on his own.