Hearthstone Heroes of Warcraft

Properties

• Id: hearthstone
• Name: Hearthstone
• Short name: Hearthstone
• Full name: Hearthstone Heroes of Warcraft
• Copyrights: Activision Blizzard

Platforms

The discipline supports the following platform(s):

• PC (pc)
• Mobile (mobile)

The discipline has the following features and settings:

Character

• class

Mode

• gamemode

Game Player ID

• battle_net_field_id

HS pick ban

• pick_ban_class

The feature definitions describes how each discipline feature functions and what settings are applied for the discipline.

Character

This feature adds a new property to the opponent of a match game that defines what character has been played by each opponent. It is assumed that the competition involves players and not teams.

• Property: class
• Scope: Opponent of a match game
• Possible values: 
  • Demon Hunter (demon_hunter)
  • Death Knight (death_knight)
  • Druid (druid)
  • Hunter (hunter)
  • Mage (mage)
  • Paladin (paladin)
  • Priest (priest)
  • Rogue (rogue)
  • Shaman (shaman)
  • Warlock (warlock)
  • Warrior (warrior)

Mode

This feature adds a new property to the match game that defines the game mode of each match game.

• Property: gamemode
• Scope: Match game
• Possible values: 
  • Standard (standard)
  • Wild (wild)
  • Specialist (specialist)
  • Conquest (conquest)

Game player id

This feature provides new tournament custom fields to collect the players' game user ids. These custom fields still need to be added in a tournament for them to function properly.

HS pick/ban

This feature enables a specific pick/ban process. It was initially developed for the Hearthstone game. It has been opened to other disciplines and games that have a similar pick/ban system.

The hs pick/ban targets a particular character property set on the opponent of a match game. It adds a pick system in the custom fields of a tournament to allow participants to choose several picks. It adds a ban system on the opponent of a match game that allow each opponent to ban some of their opponent's picks. The result is then set in the corresponding character property.