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Obsidian Destroyer
Regular
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Gold
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Set:The League of ExplorersThe League of Explorers
Type:Minion
Class:WarriorWarrior
Rarity:CommonCommon
Cost:7 Mana icon
Attack:7 Attack icon
Health:7 Health
Abilities:Summon, Taunt
Wiki tags:Triggered effect
At the end of your turn, summon a 1/1 Scarab with Taunt.
Flavor text

No obsidian is safe around the Obsidian Destroyer!

External links

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Obsidian Destroyer is a common warrior minion card, from the League of Explorers set.

How to get

Two copies of regular Obsidian Destroyer are obtained by completing the warrior Class Challenge in The League of Explorers, unlocked upon completing first wing, the Temple of Orsis.

As a Wild-format card, both regular and golden versions of Obsidian Destroyer can also be crafted for the following amounts:

Card Crafting cost Disenchanting
Obsidian Destroyer 40 5
Golden Obsidian Destroyer 400 50

Summoned minions

Scarab

Strategy

Obsidian Destroyer is very similar to LegacyHogger. Obsidian Destroyer itself is a more powerful minion than Hogger, while the Scarabs that it summons are not as strong as Hogger's Gnolls.

Lore

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The entities known as obsidian destroyers are actually enslaved titan constructs that were once called the tol'vir. The tol'vir were created to maintain titan lore repositories and titan machinery surrounding the titan cities of Ulduar and Uldum. Not long after the troll empires divided the insectoid kingdom of the aqir, the aqir that travelled north discovered and overthrew the tol'vir society in Northrend. These aqir would eventually become the race we know as the nerubians today, having adapted the tol'vir's architecture for their own purposes. Similarly, the aqir that travelled south ransacked and overthrew a titan research station near Uldum, renaming themselves the qiraji and calling their new home Ahn'Qiraj.

The Scourge eventually consumed the nerubian empire and threw its few remaining tol'vir slaves into the front lines. Now known as obsidian statues, the tol'vir were often used as figureheads at the forefront of many undead armies after the Third War, inspiring awe and fear in the enemy ranks. Obsidian statues, however, were also able to break free of the obsidian stone that held them and fly into battle, swallowing magic to feed their insatiable hunger as they moved between battles and rained destruction down upon their foes.

Trivia

Artist

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Gallery

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Obsidian Destroyer, full art

Patch changes

References

 
  1. Ben Brode on Twitter. (2015-12-29). 
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