ALT Hearthstone Masters Tour World Championship graphic featuring the Hearthstone Masters Tour World Championship logo above large blue text reading "Group Stage Day 3 Live Now!" on a parchment-style background with decorative leaves around the border.

ALT Hearthstone Masters Tour World Championship graphic featuring the Hearthstone Masters Tour World Championship logo above large blue text reading "Group Stage Day 1 Live Now!" on a parchment-style background with decorative leaves around the border.

ALT An image showcasing updated iterations of the program logos for the Arena World Championship and Mythic Dungeon International. Each logo retains its traditional backplate and formatting, but the text proclaiming the name of each program is laid over top a grandiose statue of a hooded figure. Each figure wears a suit of armor - pauldrons, a plated chestpiece, and an accented robe - and wields a large sword with two hands.

ALT Hearthstone Masters Tour World Championship player profile graphic for Cheonsu. The graphic includes a portrait on the right and a Q&A on the left. Cheonsu cites reaching the Top 4 at the 2016 BlizzCon as the highlight of his competitive career. When asked which player is most concerning to face, Cheonsu names Kwanuu, explaining that Kwanuu knows his playstyle well and may be able to exploit it. Asked what winning Worlds would mean, Cheonsu says it would mean reaching the top among all players and fulfilling a long-held dream. Text at the bottom reads "2026 Anaheim, CA."

ALT Hearthstone Masters Tour World Championship player profile graphic for Hyosung. The graphic includes a portrait on the right and a Q&A on the left. Hyosung says any World Championship prize money would be used to take family on a trip and create lasting memories together. When asked who is the most underrated player at Worlds, Hyosung responds that few people know what to expect from him due to a lack of prior official tournament appearances and hopes to prove deserving of a spot at the event. Asked how many Angry Chickens could be beaten in a fight, Hyosung jokes that there is no limit because the chickens can always be fried. Text at the bottom reads "2026 Anaheim, CA."

ALT Hearthstone Masters Tour World Championship player profile graphic for Maxiebon. The graphic includes a portrait on the right and a Q&A on the left. Maxiebon names Sonya Rogue with Tidepool Pupil as a favorite deck, describing it as a high-skill deck capable of winning from many positions and featuring a turn 6 OTK. When asked which player is most concerning to face, Maxiebon names Soyorin, citing significant improvement and strong results. Asked how many Angry Chickens could be beaten in a fight, Maxiebon jokingly answers, "Like 6.3." Text at the bottom reads "2026 Anaheim, CA."

ALT Hearthstone Masters Tour World Championship player profile graphic for mlYanming. The graphic includes a portrait on the right and a Q&A on the left. mlYanming names March of the Lich King as a favorite expansion and Askara as a favorite card, adding a request to buff the card. When asked about the highlight of a competitive career, mlYanming cites winning the 2024 Hearthstone World Championship. Asked what would be done with the World Championship prize money, mlYanming jokes that it would be used to buy friend ProYun's McDonald's. Text at the bottom reads "2026 Anaheim, CA."

ALT YouTube thumbnail for the break down of Dignitas's World Record Dungeon Run in +18 Skyreach during the MDI Season 1 Finals. The thumbnail features an arrow pointing to Hearthjackss skipping a part of the dungeon.