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Dark Pact
Regular
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Set:Kobolds & CatacombsKobolds & Catacombs
Type:Spell
Spell school:Shadow
Class:WarlockWarlock
Rarity:CommonCommon
Cost:1 Mana icon
Abilities:Destroy, Restore Health
Wiki tags:Targeted
Artist:Slawomir Maniak
Destroy a friendly minion. Restore 4 Health to your hero.
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Dark Pact is a common warlock spell card, from the Kobolds and Catacombs set.

How to get

Dark Pact can be obtained through Kobolds & Catacombs card packs, or through crafting.

Card Crafting cost Disenchanting
Dark Pact 40 5
Golden Dark Pact 400 50

Strategy

This card offers a substantial amount of healing for Warlocks, at the cost of a friendly minion. While a weak 1/1 can be sacrificed for healing, it's better to use this card as a Deathrattle activator, namely ones that can bring out a big minion like Journey to Un'GoroDevilsaur Egg, Kobolds & CatacombsPossessed Lackey, and Kobolds & CatacombsCarnivorous Cube.

A more advanced usage for Dark Pact is to guarantee your minion dies. This is not only important for activating Deathrattles without risking being silenced, but also for resurrection effects like N'Zoth and Knights of the Frozen ThroneBloodreaver Gul'dan; if the minion is transformed or stolen with cards like LegacyPolymorph and LegacyMind Control, you will not be able to take advantage of those effects because they will not be added to your pool of destroyed minions.

Lore

Dark Pact, originally named LegacySacrificial Pact, is a level 75 warlock talent which sacrifices 20% of the warlock's demon minion's current health to shield the caster for 400% of the sacrificed health for up to 20 seconds. If the warlock has no active demon, a portion of their own health is sacrificed instead.

Trivia

  • Dark Pact originally cost '0' mana during the development of Kobolds and Catacombs.[1]

Gallery

File:Dark Pact (spell) full.jpg

Dark Pact, full art

Patch changes

References

 
  1. Cam Shea (2018-01-17). The Hearthstone Team on Designing Cubelock and Why They Like Big Priest - IGN. Retrieved on 2018-01-22.
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