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“So You Think You Can Cast” 2018 Now Live

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“So You Think You Can Cast” is the annual competition in which aspiring caster duos are able to try out for the Hearthstone casting team. The initiative gave us casting mainstays Sottle, Cora, and Lorinda, and is the only direct path for casting hopefuls to submit their work to Blizzard. You and a partner must submit your casting of a provided match between fictional players in the deciding game of an HCT match. Only caster duos are considered, so if you don’t know anybody who is interested there is a “looking for a partner” thread on the official Hearthstone forums.

Check out the clip in question, and all the other details, in the official post below. Then, make sure to submit your entry before the March 13th deadline. So, do you think you can cast?

Originally Posted by Blizzard Entertainment (Blue Tracker / Official Post)

The life of a Hearthstone caster: Fly to exotic locales to talk about Hearthstone with incredibly smart (and sometimes funny) people. It’s a dream job for many. It could even become yours!

We’re looking for some fresh faces in our 2018 Hearthstone broadcasts. If you’re a couple of cool commentators, a dynamic duo, or even a terrific twosome who shoutcast high-level Hearthstone on the regular, this is your chance! From now until March 13, try your hand at casting the video below.

You can download the video here. Simply right click and select “Save Link As”.

Here’s the backstory for the sample match you just watched.

It’s the fifth and final game between North American competitors Azumo and Antreezy in the semifinals of the 2018 Hearthstone Championship Tour (HCT) World Championship, which means the winner of this game advances to the grand final!

Antreezy is a newcomer who surprised at the 2018 Summer Championship, defeating reigning world champion tom60229. Azumo is an old-school powerhouse player, having won nine tournaments throughout the year. He came into the 2018 HCT World Championship as the top point earner for North America, and is one of the favorites to win it all. The players brought the following decks:

Antreezy: Control Warlock, Jade Druid, Murloc Paladin

Azumo: Big Priest, Miracle Rogue, Zoo Warlock

Grab your casting buddy, download the video, and record yourselves casting the game! When you’re ready to share it with us, upload your video to YouTube (it can be an unlisted upload if you’re shy—we just need to be able to watch it) and send us the link at HStalent@blizzard.com. Please also include the following information in your email to us: Your full legal names, preferred screen names, and where you currently reside. We also want to know more about:

  • Your previous experience casting, creating Hearthstone content, or competing, if any
  • Your favorite deck, and why it’s your go-to
  • Your favorite Hearthstone moments. They can be moments from your own games, or something from a Twitch stream or a Hearthstone Esport event.
  • What you’d change about current Hearthstone casting, and why
  • What esports you think has the best casters, and why
  • Why you want to take the plunge and be a Hearthstone caster!

Starting March 13, we’ll review your submissions and reach out to shortlisted entrants with further instructions.

Current core members of the Hearthstone Championship Tour casting team are not eligible to participate. For everyone else, this is fair game! We look forward to seeing your submiss.ons!

If you’re looking for a partner, post here!


Nicholas Weiss

Is a lawyer by day and a cardslinger by night. He's decent at both. He's been playing Hearthstone since open beta and writing about it for a few years now.


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