Dagger Mastery

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For other uses of Dagger Mastery, see Rogue Hero Power (disambiguation).

Dagger Mastery is the rogue's basic Hero Power.

Other versions

Equipped weapons[edit | edit source]

Wicked Knife

Notes

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Trivia[edit | edit source]

  • Until mid-2013, players with a weapon already equipped could choose to instead use Dagger Mastery to give the weapon +1 Attack - permanently. It became a common strategy to equip a Wicked Knife or other weapon, then use Dagger Mastery to slowly increase its damage turn by turn. Once an Attack of 7 or so was reached, the player could use the since removed card Envenom to increase it to 14 Attack, then a second Envenom to increase it to 28, by which point the rogue could simply one-shot the enemy hero. Ben Brode describes this version as "the most powerful Hero Power in the game by a wide margin" and "the most frustrating thing possible",[1] on one occasion causing a team member to rip their mouse from their computer and throw it against the wall.[2]
  • The artwork for this card comes from the World of Warcraft Trading Card Game "Scourgewar" series, for the card Putrefying Poison.

Gallery[edit | edit source]

Dagger Mastery, full art

Patch changes

  • Hearthstone logo.png Patch 1.0.0.5314 (2014-05-08):
    • Now reads: Hero Power Equip a 1/2 Dagger. (previously: Hero Power Equip a 1/2 Dagger.)
  • Hearthstone logo.png Patch 1.0.0.3890 (Closed beta, 2013-10-02):
    • Now reads: Hero Power Equip a 1/2 Dagger. (previously: Hero Power Equip a 1/2 Dagger; or Give your weapon +1 Attack this turn.)
  • Hearthstone logo.png Patch 1.0.0.3140 (Alpha, April or May 2013):
    • Added.
    • Now reads: "Hero Power Equip a 1/2 Dagger; or Give your weapon +1 Attack this turn." (previously: "Hero Power Equip a 1/2 Dagger; or Give your weapon +1 Attack.")

References[edit | edit source]

 
  1. Ben Brode on Twitter (X). (2014-10-07).  (context tweets deleted)
  2. History Of The Meta [Official Hearthstone Video]. (2014-11-05).