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You want to ask @BenThompsonArt & @bdbrode about #FrozenThrone? Reply today with a question and #AskHSDevs. #gamescom2017pic.twitter.com/Mk0cGJea8G
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Ben Thompson: "Archmage Antonidas by Wayne Reynolds" #AskHSDevs #gamescom2017pic.twitter.com/8mAyINSuyu
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Ava taking on the Lich King. For real. #gamescom2017 #Hearthstonepic.twitter.com/LCj7Ue7iCY
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An exciting day for Hearthstone at the #gamescom2017!pic.twitter.com/1FD2beMitn
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