Blizzard Entertainment has introduced Azeroth's Most Wanted, a new Class Set for its strategy card game Hearthstone, alongside Patch 36.4.

Serving as a prequel to the Escape from Violet Hold expansion, Azeroth's Most Wanted tells the story of how outlaws ended up locked away in Dalaran's maximum-security prison. The set centers on four classes: Rogue, Warlock, Priest, and Warrior. Each Class Set consists of seven cards framed around a criminal and their pursuer, adding a total of 28 new cards.

In the Rogue Class Set, Mathias Shaw, leader of SI:7, steps onto a card. Shaw and his network of spies infiltrate the Defias Brotherhood to bring Vanessa VanCleef to justice. The set utilizes Stealth and Combo mechanics, while introducing a new Disguised minion that can be played anywhere on the battlefield to create strategic variables.

The Warlock Class Set marks the return of Godfather Kazakus, complete with his custom card crafting ability. The Gadgetzan gang leader double-crosses Aya Blackpaw during a heist, sets her up to take the fall, and rigs her trial. Players can sneak Imp-formants into the enemy deck to plant evidence, orchestrate a favorable sham trial, and send their opponent to jail.

In the Priest Class Set, ghost hunter Raith Van Geist pursues Azalina Soulthief into a haunted mansion within the Witchwood. Players can bring out Reborn and Deathrattle minions, while utilizing the Haunt card to grant minions Reborn and Taunt to control the board.

In the Warrior Class Set, Darius Crowley hires a pirate crew to besiege Shadowfang Keep and bring his nemesis Lord Godfrey to justice. Players can maintain their offensive by commanding pirate Cannoneers capable of breaching castle walls.

Each of the four Class Sets in Azeroth's Most Wanted contains seven cards: 1 Legendary, 2 Epics, 2 Rares, and 2 Commons. Throughout 2026's Year of the Beetle, Hearthstone plans to continue releasing four new Class Sets following each expansion launch. Further details can be found on the official blog.