Marin the Fox

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Marin the Fox is a legendary neutral minion card, from the Kobolds & Catacombs set.

How to get

The Regular and Golden copies of Marin the Fox are uncraftable. They have special unlock requirements and cannot be crafted, disenchanted, or opened from card packs:
TypeSourceQualityCount
Custom Own a Kobolds & Catacombs pack and go to the Open Packs menu starting from December 7, 2017.Regular 1

Previous availability

Marin the Fox used to be obtainable through these means.

TypeSourceQualityCount
Custom Purchase a ticket or Virtual Ticket to BlizzCon 2017 starting from November 6, 2017 until December 7, 2017.[1][2][3][4]Golden 1
Custom Log in to Hearthstone starting from November 6, 2017 until December 7, 2017.[5]Regular 1

Related cards


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Sounds

Play
  • ▶️ VO_LOOT_357_Male_Human_Play_01.wav One for all, and all for me.
  • ▶️ Pirate_Play_Stinger_3.wav <music stinger>
Attack
  • ▶️ VO_LOOT_357_Male_Human_Attack_01.wav En garde!
Death
  • ▶️ VO_LOOT_357_Male_Human_Death_01.wav <death sound>

Lore

Marin is unique to Hearthstone.

Legendary adventure requires legendary adventurers, and Marin the Fox is an adventurer’s adventurer! This cunning rogue knows the ins and outs of every dungeon, and he’s delving deep into the Catacombs in search of a storied chest brimming with ridiculously powerful magical items.[6]

Trivia

  • Marin the Fox is the second card that was able to be used in Play mode before the release of the expansion it belonged to, the first being  Volcanosaur.
  • This card's flavor text is a reference to the famous quote "My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die" from the 1987 romantic comedy film The Princess Bride.
  • Marin the Fox is the first card released since  Dr. Boom to feature flavor text on the main body of the card. Much like Dr. Boom, it helps explain the card's comparatively complex mechanics without having all of it written out.

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