I don’t have any innate skills or instincts which separate me from the average gamer. I’m a huge fan of Blizzard games, and will begrudgingly admit for the sake of building trust that I placed into Bronze League at Starcraft 2 and Silver League at Overwatch. I’m far from a pro at Hearthstone and I’m certainly not a gaming prodigy. Sure enough, I was able to repeat my success and reached Master’s League on my first attempt. My foundation in competitive MTG had taught me all the fundamentals I needed to climb the Hearthstone ladder, and the lessons I had read about in The Art of Learning provided me with the tools I needed to identify my mistakes and make the best use of my limited time.Ī month later I decided to see if I could repeat my results on another card game, so I set my sights on Eternal Card Game’s highest rank – Master’s League. If you don’t believe me just check out the cost of Grixis Death’s Shadow, the most popular deck in the Modern format right now.Īs it turns out, my two motivations for reaching legend were my greatest assets. I know many Hearthstone players feel the game is overpriced, but trust me when I say that it doesn’t even come close to the price of MTG. Hearthstone seemed like a great way for me to scratch my competitive card gaming itch without breaking the bank. My second motivation for reaching Legend was that I had recently quit playing competitive Magic: The Gathering, mostly to save money for my upcoming move to Australia. I was eager to try out the lessons I had read about in the book and Hearthstone seemed like the perfect arena for me to put these lessons to the test. The book focuses on the learning principles which Josh developed throughout his careers as a chess and martial champion, which he credits as the primary reason he was able to achieve such tremendous success across two vastly different disciplines.
My first motivation was that I had recently finished reading The Art of Learning: An Inner Journey to Optimal Performance by Josh Waitzkin, a chess prodigy and subject of the movie Searching for Bobby Fischer who later went on to become a world champion martial artist. There were two things which motivated me to shoot for the highest rank at Hearthstone. Yet here I am three weeks later, completing my quest to reach Legend on my first attempt. I wasn’t even level 10 with all the classes yet and I only had one legendary card in my collection. I was a total novice at Hearthstone when I began my quest to reach legend.
Raks 25 to 15 - Knowing your Role and Embracing Mistakes In part one of this comprehensive guide to reaching Hearthstone's highest rank, I teach you all the skills you'll need to dominate ranks 25 to 15.
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