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Frost Lich Jaina is a legendary mage hero card, from the Knights of the Frozen Throne set.

How to get

TypeSourceQualityCount
Card packsOpen one of these card packs:
Knights of the Frozen Throne Pack
Wild Pack
Golden Wild
Regular
Golden
1 (random)
CraftingCraft a Regular copy for 1600 DustRegular1
CraftingCraft a Golden copy for 3200 DustGolden1

Ban lists

Frost Lich Jaina is in these ban lists:

  • Hero cards - Hero cards cannot be drafted in Arena.

Related cards

ICC 833h
Tied Hero Power

Notes

To edit these notes, go to Template:Frost Lich Jaina notes.

  • For information about the functionality of hero cards in general, see Hero card#Notes.
  • Lifesteal to Elementals are given as an aura effect originating from the hero itself, which means Silence will not remove Lifesteal from them.


Sounds

TypeTranscript
Play▶️Do not fear power. Fear those who wield it!
Attack▶️I'm ready.
Death▶️<death sound>
Emote: Greetings▶️You're shivering. Are you afraid?
Emote: Well Played▶️<VO sound>
Emote: Oops▶️A fatal mistake.
Emote: Threaten▶️Bow to your queen!
Emote: Thanks▶️Thank you.
Concede▶️I concede to your power.
Running out of time▶️The time is now!
Thinking▶️Hmmm...
Thinking▶️Time melts away...
Thinking▶️Hmmm, I must decide...
Almost out of cards▶️I'm almost out of cards!
Out of cards▶️I'm out of cards!
Emote: Wow▶️By my frozen heart!

Lore

Frost Lich Jaina is the death knight version of Hero SkinsJaina Proudmoore.

In the web comic Undeath Conquers All, a One Night in KarazhanPompous Thespian - at the behest of a LegacyBloodsail Raider-like pirate and several other tavern patrons - begins telling a tale about the Scourging of Lordaeron, and of how Prince Hero SkinsArthas Menethil and his former love interest Lady Jaina Proudmoore rushed to face the threat of the undead. The pirate complains that the audience already knows the story, but the thespian replies that she shouldn't spoil it for those unfamiliar with the tale. The thespian contiues by describing the terrible dilemma faced by Arthas, Jaina, and Hero SkinsUther Lightbringer at the city of Stratholme, whose citizens had not yet turned into undead. Arthas wanted to cleanse the city with fire, while Uther believed that its inhabitants could be saved. The pirate interrupts the story again, again saying that she already knows the tale of Arthas' fall, but in response, the thespian changes the story by stating that Jaina decided that Arthas couldn't succeed without her and that the plague needed to be eradicated. Thus, Jaina joined Arthas in destroying Stratholme, and the two of them vowed never to leave one another's side.

The thespian continues by telling of how the Frozen Throne whispered to Jaina and promised her the power to battle and ultimately control evil, and of how Arthas and Jaina knelt before the Frozen Throne together, offering fealty to the dark force that had drawn them together again. Together, the death knights Arthas and Jaina waged war against the living, causing the world to cry out for heroes to stand against them. Hero SkinsThrall answered the elements' call and began the long journey to Icecrown, while across the sea, Uther the Lightbringer tracked down his former pupil. Arthas and Jaina easily defeated Uther and continued to destroy in the Frozen Throne's name, with not even the might of Dalaran being able to stop them. However, they were not destined to remain together forever, for the throne called for them to return to Northrend, stating that it would choose only one of them to inherit its power. When the two death knights arrived, they were ambushed by Uther, who had also been transformed into a death knight by the Frozen Throne. Suddenly, Thrall appeared and urged Arthas and Jaina to return to being the heroes they once were, but he was swiftly silenced by a blast of magic which transformed him into a death knight as well.

The Pompous Thespian's story ends with a massive battle between the undead Jaina, Uther, and Thrall, with the moral of the story being that the Frozen Throne does not bring people together, but rather pits them against one another until only the strongest remains. However, the pirate replies by asking who won the fight. The thespian protests that that is not the point of the story, but after being offered more gold coins he concedes that Jaina won.

Jaina's association with ice magic and water elementals, in death as well as life, strongly suggest an association with the Frost death knight specialization.

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"Combining martial prowess with supernatural cold, frost death knights leave their enemies chilled to the bone—and broken of the will to fight. Unlike mages who learn to harness frost magic to great effect, these death knights are born of it, rime gripping their decaying hearts. These frozen undead warriors wield dual blades to strike with ferocity and inflict deathly cold upon anyone who would stand against them."

For more information, see Knights of the Frozen Throne.

Trivia

  • Frost Lich Jaina underwent many design changes during the development of Knights of the Frozen Throne. Originally, Frost Lich Jaina gave your Elementals in-deck, on the field, and in your hand +2/+2. but it was "It was a bit weird, because sometimes you would summon elementals later and they wouldn't get the +2/+2". Another version of Frost Lich Jaina saw her summoning 2 Water Elemental and an early hero power saw scaling based on killing minions, where each time it killed a minion, it would gain an extra damage. It did not summon the Water Elemental. Another early design saw her "Summon Knights of the Frozen ThroneSindragosa", although it's unknown what this entailed.[1]
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  • References[]

     
    1. Designing Hearthstone's Death Knights - IGN. (2017-09-14). Retrieved on 2017-09-14.
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