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You might be looking for one of these cards: Lightwell (Classic).

Lightwell is a rare priest minion card, from the Legacy set.

Other versions

How to get

TypeSourceQualityCount
Card packsOpen one of these card packs:
Classic Pack
Golden Classic Pack
Wild Pack
Golden Wild
Regular
Golden
1~2 (random)
CraftingCraft a Regular copy for 100 DustRegular1
CraftingCraft a Golden copy for 800 DustGolden1

Notes

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  • This minion's triggered effect can target any damaged friendly character (including itself and the controlling hero).
    • Although the card text does not state so, the damaged character that will be healed is chosen at random.
    • Unlike Whispers of the Old GodsRagnaros, Lightlord, this minion's triggered effect will not attempt to heal minions that are mortally wounded (0 or less Health) or pending destroy (hit by a destroy effect).


Sounds

Play
  • ▶️ EX1_341_Play_Lightwell.wav <summon sound>
Attack
  • ▶️ EX1_341_Attack_Lightwell.wav <attack sound>
Death
  • ▶️ EX1_341_Death_Lightwell.wav <death sound>

Lore

This card has its origins in a priest spell from World of Warcraft. A lightwell is a summonable object which automatically heals injured targets. This card's flavor text refers to the original design of the lightwell, which required players to actively click on the well in order to receive healing. Players largely failed to do so, often to the frustration of the casting priest, whether because of ignorance of the well's functionality, or a lack of willingness to participate in their own healing. Eventually the lightwell was redesigned to automatically dispense heals, avoiding this problem.

Trivia

  • The artwork for this card comes from the World of Warcraft Trading Card Game "Through the Dark Portal" series, for the card Lightwell.
  • Lightwell was removed for selection in Arena on September 15, 2016[1] but was reinstated on December 9, 2018.[2]
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    External links

  • PlayHearthstone
  • HSReplay.net
  • Hearthpwn
  • OutOf.Cards
  • References[]

     
    1. Dean Ayala (2016-09-08). Hearthside Chat: Upcoming Arena Changes with Dean Ayala. Retrieved on 2019-03-26.
    2. Blizzard Entertainment (2018-12-19). Arena Updates – December 19 2018. Retrieved on 2019-03-26.
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