Frost Axe's hands were trembling.
As a gem grinder and a qualified miner, Frost Axe's hands had not trembled for over a decade.
The last time Frost Axe had trembled was when it encountered a 20-meter-long venomous worm underground. Frost Axe had been poisoned by the worm, causing it to tremble uncontrollably.
Strictly speaking, Frost Axe was poisoned as well. However, this poison was called "Internet Addiction."
There were two reasons why Frost Axe's hands were trembling. One was anger.
He had lost to Josiah seven times in a row! As the Great Elder of the Frost Axe Clan, he would never allow himself to be defeated so many times.
Whether it was drinking or arm wrestling, he would never allow himself to lose to someone else so many times!
The second reason was excitement. After he familiarized himself with the rules of Hearthstone, he was about to defeat Josiah in the eighth round.
Josiah's Mage Jaina only had 3 HP left, while Josiah had a large number of high-attack minions.
Frost Axe's Warrior Garrus only had 12 HP and 5 armor left, but Josiah's minions had 21 attack.
The most troublesome thing was that Frost Axe had used up all his cards! He had to draw a card that could deal 3 damage in the next round.
If he drew it, he would win. If he didn't, Josiah's minions would crush him again!
The unknown was always the most exciting. Frost Axe's hands began to tremble.
This was also caused by his unwillingness to lose so many times. He desperately wanted to win back.
The fateful moment had arrived. Frost Axe stared at the pile of cards on his right and drew a card from it.
This card would decide the outcome of this round!
Was it the Wolf Rider with the ability to charge, or the Train King Linuo, who was a level higher, or the father of Garrus the Warrior, a super powerful Legendary card, Grom Hellscream?
Frost Axe narrowed his eyes. This moment reminded him of the excitement he felt when he was mining a new mine. Danger and anticipation intertwined. This wonderful feeling was addictive!
Frost Axe held the card in her hand. At that moment, Frost Axe felt as though she was holding the future in her hand!
'Cost 7, Bloodhowl, 7/1'.
When he saw this card, Frost Axe was so excited that he almost jumped up. Although he couldn't jump due to the armor he was wearing, he still won this round!
In the end, it was not one of Garrouch's followers who helped him win, but Garrouch himself!
Frost Axe used the equipment card and equipped Bloodhowl on Garrush. Garrush shouted 'Lock'tar'.
Ocar！！！’。
Garrouche raised the legendary axe and slammed it heavily on Gianna's body. The surrounding scene shook because of Garrouche's heavy blow.
Frost Axe could clearly feel the tremors!
When Jaina's head exploded into pieces, Frost Axe waved her arms and cheered happily.
"Hahahaha! Damn Spell Casters! Now you know how powerful my axe is! "
Josiah looked at the centuries-old Dwarf who was still cheering like a child. He was sure that the Dwarf had already understood the joy of Hearthstone.
In addition to skill, the true joy of Hearthstone was luck! Hearthstone itself was a card game full of all kinds of random factors …
No matter what, the feeling of turning the tables was the most refreshing, and every round of Hearthstone could let you experience this kind of joy.
"How about this game or arm-wrestling? Which is more interesting?"
Josiah stopped the operation of the magic-guided machine and asked the Dwarf.
"Arm-Wrestling is much more boring than this. Damn it, those little guys are still wasting away in the tavern. I'm going to call them over and teach them what a real game is!"
Frost Axe was still in the excitement of victory, so the Dwarf could not wait to call the other members of his clan over.
"I'm sorry, Mr. Frost Axe, but we're closing." Josiah helplessly replied that the tavern was closing.
"Closing? Don't you guys never close your taverns? "
The human tavern in Frost Axe's memories was always open.
"That's true for us too. It's just that we're in the trial phase for the next few days. We haven't officially started yet."
Josiah had played so many rounds, and it was almost eleven o 'clock in the evening. The dwarves were the kind of people who would stay up all night and then fall asleep in the taverns.
However, Josiah still had to work on the other cards with Hiri at night, so he didn't have much time to waste.
"Also, this game isn't complete yet."
"It's not perfected?"
Frost Axe didn't care if the shop was open for business or not. However, when he heard that Hearthstone wasn't complete yet, he immediately gave up on the idea of calling people over.
From Frost Axe's point of view, this incredibly complex game was far from being perfected?
"In fact, not only is it incomplete, it's just a very primitive version."
Josiah turned off the machine and switched it to 'writing' mode. All the data stored inside was displayed in front of Frost Axe.
There were nine portraits in front of Frost Axe. Two of them were the Warrior Garrus and the Mage Jaina. He had never seen the other seven before.
There was one that looked like those annoying Holy Army soldiers, one that looked like a despicable Elf assassin, and … Frost Axe couldn't take it anymore.
"You're saying … Hearthstone has a total of nine classes?"
Frost Axe was now considered a novice player of Hearthstone, so he naturally knew what these portraits meant.
"That's right. Not only that, but you can also edit your own deck in the official version." Josiah threw out another setting that made Frost Axe's eyes light up.
In fact, Frost Axe had been complaining about one problem in the previous eight rounds. Some of the cards in the deck were too weak, and he didn't want to draw them at all!
And the 'edit deck' setting that Josiah mentioned was what Frost Axe wanted the most!
Being able to edit cards meant that he could have his own deck. This satisfied the Dwarves' unique hobby of collecting cards, although it wasn't as serious as the Goblins.
But between 'good stuff that could be found everywhere on the streets' and 'good stuff that only belonged to me', anyone would choose the latter.
"Then hurry up and make the official version!!"
Frost Axe was getting impatient. He hadn't been to other taverns for a long time, causing the younger Dwarves in his tribe to comment on his age from time to time.
Now, Frost Axe wanted to use Hearthstone to tell them that their grandfather would always be their grandfather.
"About that … we've encountered a problem for the time being. I need your help, Mister Frost Axe."
Josh felt that it was about time to talk about cooperation and trade after talking for so long.
More than half of Noland's raw crystals were in the hands of the Dwarves, and these Dwarves basically had a fixed buyer. Without a referral, it would be very difficult for Josiah to get involved in this business.
And now, Josiah had his own referral, an excellent one, and that was Hearthstone.
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