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Inkmaster Solia is a legendary mage minion card, from the Mean Streets of Gadgetzan set.
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Inkmaster Solia is unique to Hearthstone. She appears to be the one responsible for creating the distinctive magical tattoos worn by members of the Kabal.
- "Once you come to the inevitable conclusion that the only path toward true mastery lies with US—here, have some more ice-cold Kaza-kola—you’ll need to dress the part. I think red or purple robes can be quite fetching. Some of us pay a visit to Inkmaster Solia to receive one of her glorious glowing crimson tattoos. A tattoo from her not only marks your dedication to the Kabal, but can serve as a handy nightlight or massive reservoir of power in a pinch."[1]
The Gadgetzan Gazette Volume 32 #10 page 2 features an advertisement for "Inkmaster Solia's Tattoos", located on 1818 Gadgetzan Way. The "Help Wanted" section also features an advertisement which reads: "Skin Game — Solia's is looking for the arcane AND artistically inclined for tattooing apprenticeships. Put your arts work and make an everlasting impression on our clients. 2+ years summoning and binding experience needed."
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- Inkmaster Solia was originally designed around the idea of creating a custom spell. As she is a tattoo artist, it occurred to Mike Donais that she might also be good at writing magical scrolls, with the idea that she would do the scroll as part of her effect. Solia kept this ability for a short time, but since the design was so well liked by the Hearthstone team, it was later promoted to instead be the ability used by the leader of the Kabal, Kazakus. When the decision came to make the Kabal themed around potion spells, Kazakus' effect was changed to have him craft a potion instead of writing a scroll with tattoo ink.[2]
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- ↑ A Taste of the Kabal. (2016-11-14).
- ↑ Cam Shea (2017-01-12). IGN - Hearthstone: Blizzard on designing Jade, testing red mana and leaving Reno behind. Retrieved on 2017-01-13.