Hearthstone is a free-to-play online digital collectible card game developed and published by Blizzard Entertainment. Originally subtitled Heroes of Warcraft, Hearthstone builds upon the existing lore of the Warcraft series by using the same elements, characters, and relics. What is the Infuse keyword in Hearthstone and how does it work? Hearthstone’s latest expansion, Murder at Castle Nathria, is set to be released this summer and it comes with a host of new mechanics. As usual, the 135 new cards will bring a new thematic cycle, new keywords, new card types, and much more. Given that the main theme of this murder mystery-inspired expansion is death and vampirism, it’s only natural that the new keyword, Infuse, works around these themes as well. In this guide, we explain what exactly is the Infuse keyword in Hearthstone and how it works. Also, we list all currently revealed Infuse cards from Murder at Castle Nathria.
How does Infuse work in Hearthstone Murder at Castle Nathria expansion?
For all you know, "infuse" is the latest Hearthstone keyword, introduced in the Murder at Castle Natheria expansion. Cards with the Infuse keyword can be both spells and minions. And with a handful of cards already revealed with this keyword, no doubt we'll see more of them.
So let us now tell you what does Infuse mean and how does this Hearthstone keyword work? There are two versions of the infuse card. The original version of the card is the part before the Infuse keyword. Then, there's the upgraded version of the card. That's the text after the word infuse. To upgrade an Infuse card to its more powerful version, a specified number of minions need to die while that card is in your hand.
For information, let us tell you that that number is always specified alongside the Infuse keyword in the card text. For example, the Frozen Touch card says “Deal 3 damage. Infuse (3): Add a Frozen Touch to your hand”. This means that if three minions have died while Frozen Touch was in your hand, you will get an additional effect of the card, listed after the Infuse keyword. It is important to note that Infuse cards only count dead minions while being in your hand. Infuse cards will not trigger while being anywhere else besides your hand. With that said, that’s all you need to know about the Infuse keyword in the Murder at Castle Nathria expansion.
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