| Set: |  Mean Streets of Gadgetzan |
|---|---|
| Type: | Minion |
| Class: |  Druid |
| Rarity: |  Legendary |
| Cost: | 10  |
| Attack: | 7  |
| Health: | 7  |
| Artist: | Jon Neimeister |
Aya siphons a bit of Kun's soul to animate each golem in her Jade army. To his credit, he's being a great sport about it.
CHOOSE_ONE COLLECTIBLE ELITE- For the event version of this card, see Kun the Forgotten King (Event).
Kun the Forgotten King is a legendary druid minion card, from the Mean Streets of Gadgetzan set.
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How to get[]
| Type | Source | Premium | Q. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Card packs |   | Regular, Golden | 1~2 |
| Crafting | 1600  dust | Regular | 1 |
| Crafting | 3200 dust | Golden | 1 |
Choose One cards[]
Notes[]
- This card's second Choose One effect refills all of his controller's non-Overloaded Mana Crystals, increasing available mana accordingly: currently Overloaded Mana Crystals will remain locked and unusable, and pending Overloaded mana is not affected too.[1]
Strategy[]
Forms a most devastating combination with Aviana. Kun and Aviana serve as the base for many combo decks, including but not limited to Malygos, King Togwaggle, and Star Aligner.
Otherwise it can still function as a free 7/7 minion which requires 10 mana to play, and in more troublesome situations it can provide 10 armor, which can be essential later in the game. It's significantly more valuable if you also have Ossirian Tear from Untapped Potential.
Sounds[]
- Summon
- Attack
- ▶️Bend to my will!
- Death
- ▶️<death sound>
Lore[]
- "Crucially, young Aya has the unique ability to create Jade Golems, and she is the source of the trinkets that so many of us carry. How she came by this incredible power is a mystery, though I swear I have seen her communing with the spirit of a Mogu king I could not name. Such a being must be most ancient indeed."[2]
Kun the Forgotten King is unique to Hearthstone. He is a mogu, a race of powerful and cruel beings that once ruled over the land of Pandaria. Given his title, he may have been a former ruler of the mogu empire or one or several of the pre- or post-empire mogu clans.
This section uses content from Wowpedia.- The mogu are a powerful magical race who live in Pandaria. Proud, hateful, and powerful both physically and magically, the mogu are the foremost enemies of the pandaren. The mogu and pandaren have fought over the future of Pandaria since time immemorial.
- Though created by the Titans during the creation of Azeroth to serve and protect the land, they were later afflicted by the Curse of Flesh, eventually losing their way and valuing power and control above all else. Under the reign of emperors like Lei Shen, the Mogu Empire dominated Pandaria. After the Pandaren revolution and the downfall of the empire, the mogu clans scattered.
- Following the arrival of the Alliance and the Horde, the mogu clans made various attacks to reclaim their former glory from the pandaren in the ensuring chaos. Shan Bu and Zhao-Jin the Bloodletter in particular led their clans against the pandaren-controlled Vale of Eternal Blossoms and Townlong Steppes. After the fall of the newly resurrected Thunder King, the mogu have once again been defeated.
Additionally, Kun bears a striking resemblance to Norushen, a titanic construct with connections to the mogu who was entrusted with safeguarding the heart of the deceased Old God Y'Shaarj.
From the World of Warcraft Adventure Guide:
- Some say that the mogu race was created in the image of this titanic construct, left deep beneath Pandaria to watch over and guard the continent's darkest and most dangerous secret.
Trivia[]
- This card's visual effects are reuses of two card's visual effects. Both animations are coloured bright white.
- Forgotten Armor uses Ice Barrier's Shield animation,
- Forgotten Mana is using Innervate's "splash" animation.
Gallery[]
  Kun the Forgotten King, full art |
Patch changes[]
Patch 7.0.0.15590 (2016-11-29): Added.
References[]
- ↑ Letos (29.04.2021). Kun and overloaded Mana. YouTube. Retrieved on 29.04.2021.
- ↑ Secrets of the Jade Lotus. (2016-11-21).
