Blizzard’s only MOBA title, Heroes of the Storm, is stepping up its content rollout with two exciting announcements that are sure to catch the attention of Crickex Login users. During China’s National Day holiday, Blizzard revealed the arrival of a new game mode, Heroes Brawl, and the long-awaited debut of a legendary hero from Warcraft III — Samuro the Blade Master.

Brawl modes have already become a hit in other Blizzard titles like Hearthstone and Overwatch, and now Heroes of the Storm is joining the party with its own take: Heroes Brawl. Much like its counterparts, this mode will rotate rules weekly, offering three distinct styles of gameplay — Arena Maps, Mutation Maps, and Single-Lane Maps. Each version will come with unique twist mechanics that dramatically alter the battlefield. Although Blizzard is keeping the specific mutation rules under wraps for now, players can expect a fresh and unpredictable experience every week. Even hero selection will change from match to match: some weeks you’ll pick from a fixed list, others may assign heroes randomly.

For Crickex Login players seeking variety and fast-paced matches, Heroes Brawl is a breath of fresh air. Along with the gameplay changes, the rewards are appealing too. Playing just three matches per week grants exclusive loot and 1,000 gold. The mode enters PTR on October 10 and goes live starting the week of October 17, depending on your server.

Now for the highlight—Samuro, the Blade Master. A fan favorite from Warcraft III, Samuro arrives in the Nexus as a vengeful warrior bearing the banner of the fallen Burning Blade clan. With no mana bar and a kit based on speed, stealth, and deception, he becomes the third “no-mana” hero after Auriel and Zarya. His abilities will stir nostalgia for long-time fans while introducing strategic depth to new players.

His trait “Advancing Strikes” grants 25% bonus movement speed for two seconds after landing a basic attack. His Q ability, “Mirror Image,” creates two clones with 50% of Samuro’s current health and 30% of his attack damage. These clones last for up to 18 seconds, with a maximum of two at a time. W triggers “Critical Strike,” making the next basic attack within 10 seconds deal 50% more damage. Even his clones can benefit from this. Passive: every fourth basic attack from Samuro or his clones becomes a critical hit. E activates “Wind Walk,” allowing Samuro to stealth for up to 8 seconds, gaining 25% movement speed and the ability to pass through units. He won’t break stealth from damage in the first second, giving him an edge in both mobility and survivability.

As for heroics, both ultimate abilities are lifted directly from Warcraft III. R1 is “Bladestorm,” an unstoppable spinning whirlwind dealing 285 damage per second for 4 seconds. R2 is “Illusion Master,” letting players switch positions with a clone. Passive: clones can be controlled individually or as a group and deal 15% bonus damage.

With Samuro’s arrival, Heroes of the Storm is injecting new life into the Nexus. For Crickex Login veterans who fondly remember the glory days of Warcraft III, his inclusion is more than a nostalgic nod—it’s a strategic game-changer. Whether on the ranked ladder or diving into the chaos of Heroes Brawl, Samuro is set to shake up the meta and rekindle the thrill of classic hero gameplay.