Well just as I put out the weekly roundup of the latest cards for the new Goblins vs Gnomes expansion coming to Hearthstone soon, Blizzard release the rest of the unknown cards. The remaining 61 cards (yes, sixty-one) are listed below. Further Blizzard have announced that the expansion is due out sometime next week.

Keep an eye on us here at the Sanitarium.FM, as we play with the new cards, possibly livestream it and review it.

Now, here are those sixty-one cards:

  Lightbomb

Spell, 6 mana cost. Deals damage to each Minion equal to its Attack.

  Junkbot

Mech Minion, 5 mana cost, 1 attack and 5 health. Gains +2/+2 whenever a friendly Mech Minion dies.

  Hobgoblin

Minion, 3 mana cost, 2 attack and 3 health. Gives +2/+2 to any Minion played by you that has an Attack of 1.

  Fel Reaver

Mech Minion, 5 mana cost, 8 attack and 8 health. Makes you discard the top 3 cards of your deck whenever your Opponent plays a card.

  Echo of Medivh

Spell, 4 mana cost. Puts a copy of each friendly Minion into your hand.

  Dark Wispers

spell, 6 mana cost. Choice of summoning 5 Wisps OR Giving a Minion +5/+5 and Taunt.

  Crush

Minion, 7 mana cost. Destroys a Minion. If you have a damaged Minion, this card costs (4) less.

  Cogmaster’s Wrench

Weapon, 3 mana cost, 1 attack and 3 durability. Has +2 Attack while you have a Mech Minion.

  Anima Golem

Mech Minion, 6 mana cost, 9 attack and 9 health. At the end of each turn this card is destroyed if it is your only Minion.

  Vol’jin

Legandary Minion, 5 mana cost, 6 attack and 2 health. Battlecry swaps Health with another Minion.

  Troggzor the Earthinator

Legendary Minion, 7 mana cost, 6 attack and 6 health. Summons a Burly Rockjaw Trogg whenever your opponent casts a spell.

  Trade Prince Gallywix

Legendary Minion, 6 mana cost, 5 attack and 8 health. Whenever your opponent casts a spell, you gain a copy of it and give the Opponent a Coin.

  Neptulon

Legendary Minion, 7 mana cost, 7 attack and 7 health. Battlecry adds 4 random Murlocs to your hand. Overload (3).

  Mogor the Ogre

Legendary Minion, 6 mana cost, 7 attack and 6 health. All Minions have a 50% chance of attacking the wrong enemy.

  Malorne

Legendary Beast Minion, 7 mana cost, 9 attack and 7 health. Deathrattle shuffles this Minion into your deck.

  Mal’Ganis

Legendary Demon Minion, 9 mana cost, 9 attack and 7 health. All other friendly Demons have +2/+2. Your Hero is Immune.

  Iron Juggernaut

Legendary Mech Minion, 6 mana cost, 6 attack and 5 health. Battlecry shuffles a Mine into your opponent’s deck. When drawn it explodes for 10 damage.

  Hemet Nesingwary

Legendary Minion, 5 mana cost, 6 attack and 3 health. Battlecry destroys a Beast.

  Gazlowe

Legendary Minion, 6 mana cost, 3 attack and 6 health. whenever you cast a 1-cost spell, add a random Mech Minion to your hand.

  Flame Leviathan

Legendary Mech Minion, 7 mana cost, 7 attack and 7 health. when drawn deals 2 damage to all Characters.

  Warbot

Mech Minion, 1 mana cost, 1 attack and 3 health. Enrage for +1 Attack.

  Tinker’s Sharpsword Oil

Spell, 4 mana cost. Gives your weapon +3 Attack, and Combos to give a random friendly Minion +3 Attack.

  Stonesplinter Trogg

Minion, 2 mana cost, 2 attack and 3 health. Gains +1 Attack whenever your opponent casts a spell.

  Ship’s Cannon

Minion, 2 mana cost, 2 attack and 3 health. Deals 2 damage to a random enemy when you summon a Pirate.

  Shielded Minibot

Mech Minion, 2 mana cost, 2 attack and 2 health. Divine Shield.

  Seal of Light

Spell, 2 mana cost. Restores 4 Health to your Hero and gains you +2 Attack this turn.

  Salty Dog

Pirate Minion, 5 mana cost, 7 attack and 4 health.

  Puddlestomper

Murloc Minion, 2 mana cost, 3 attack and 2 health.

  Ogre Brute

Minion, 3 mana cost, 4 attack and 4 health. Has a 50% chance of attacking wrong enemy.

  Mechanical Yeti

Mech Minion, 4 mana cost, 4 attack and 5 health. Deathrattle gives each player a Spare Part.

  Lost Tallstrider

Beast Minion, 4 mana cost, 5 attack and 4 health.

  Gnomeregan Infantry

Minion, 3 mana cost, 1 attack and 4 health. Charge. Taunt.

  Glaivezooka

Weapon, 2 mana cost, 2 attack and 2 durability. Battlecry gives a random friendly Minion +1 Attack.

  Gilblin Stalker

Minion, 2 mana cost, 2 attack and 3 health. Stealth.

  Force-Tank MAX

Mech Minion, 8 mana cost, 7 attack and 7 health. Divine Shield.

  Windfury

Mech Minion, 3 mana cost, 1 attack and 4 health. Windfury.

  Floating Watcher

Demon Minion, 5 mana cost, 4 attack and 4 health. Gains +2/+2 when your Hero takes damage on your turn.

  Darkbomb

Spell, 2 mana cost. Deals 3 damage.

  Cobra Shot

Spell, 5 mana cost. Deals 3 damage to a Minion and the enemy Hero.

  Vitality Totem

Totem Minion, 2 mana cost, 0 attack and 3 health. At the end of your turn restores 4 Health to your Hero.

  Target Dummy

Mech Minion, 0 mana cost, 0 attack and 2 health. Taunt.

  Soot Spewer

Mech Minion, 3 mana cost, 3 attack and 3 health. Spell Damage +1.

  Siege Engine

Mech Minion, 5 mana cost, 5 attack and 5 health. Gives this Minion +1 Attack every time you gain Armor.

  Shadowboxer

Mech Minion, 2 mana cost, 2 attack and 3 health. Deals 1 damage to a random enemy every time a Character is healed.

  Recycle

Spell, 6 mana cost. Shuffles an enemy Minion into your opponent’s deck.

  Powermace

Weapon, 3 mana cost, 3 attack and 2 durability. Deathrattle gives a random friendly Mech Minion +2/+2.

  One-eyed Cheat

Pirate Minion, 2 mana cost, 4 attack and 1 health. Gains Stealth whenever you summon a Pirate Minion.

  Mistress of Pain

Demon Minion, 2 mana cost, 1 attack and 4 health. Whenever this Minion deals damage, it restores that much Health to your Hero.

  Metaltooth Leaper

Mech Minion, 3 mana cost, 3 attack and 3 health. Battlecry gives your other Mechs +2 Attack.

  Light of the Naaru

Spell, 1 mana cost. Restores 3 Health. If target is still damaged, a Lightwarden is summoned.

  King of Beasts

Beast Minion, 5 mana cost, 2 attack and 6 health. Taunt. Battlecry gains this Minion +1 Attack for each other Beast you have.

  Kezan Mystic

Minion, 4 mana cost, 4 attack and 3 health. Battlecry takes command of a random enemy Secret.

  Imp-losion

Spell, 4 mana cost. Deals 2-4 damage to a Minion. Summons a 1/1 Imp for each damage dealt.

  Grove Tender

Minion, 3 mana cost, 2 attack and 4 health. Choice of either giving each player a Mana Crystal OR each player draws a card.

  Arcane Nullifier X-21

Mech Minion, 4 mana cost, 2 attack and 5 health. Taunt. Can’t be targeted by spells or Hero Powers.

  Wee Spellstopper

Minion, 4 mana cost, 2 attack and 5 health. Adjacent Minions can’t be targeted by spells or Hero Powers.

  Tree of Life

Spell, 9 mana cost. Restores all characters to full Health.

  Siltfin Spiritwalker

Murloc Minion, 4 mana cost, 2 attack and 5 health. Draws a card whenever another friendly Murloc dies. Overload (1).

  Shadowbomber

Minion, 1 mana cost, 2 attack and 1 health. Battlecry deals 3 damage to each Hero.

  Quartermaster

Minion, 5 mana cost, 2 attack and 5 health. Battlecry gives your Silver Recruits +2/+2.

  Mini-Mage

Minion, 4 mana cost, 4 attack and 1 health. Stealth. Spell Damage +1.

Back in the 1980, when computers were expensive, far more basic and far less capable, a number of computers that tried to keep everything simple gained cult followings. The landmark of these was the ZX Spectrum, a simple plug-in-to-your-TV affair which was inexpensive (for its time), but had a wide variety of uses and many additional options such as modems and printers. It also was easy to develop for thanks to its simple BASIC programming language, which caused it to turn a number of children, teenagers and adults working in their bedrooms overnight into game and software developers; and the ZX quickly gained a following in Britain as an early game console with classic home-grown hits such as Elite, R-Type and Manic Miner.

A 3D model of the ZX Vega Controller, which may not be the final design. Image courtesy IndieGoGo.

Flash forward to today, and now – thanks to efforts by Retro Computers – the Spectrum is being reintroduced to a modern audience. The Sinclair Spectrum Vega is an all-in-one controller and console that's styled after the original, but uses modern advancements to reduce the cost and streamline the design. While designed to look similar to the most well-known and iconic of the original Spectrum designs, with that classic rainbow motif in the corner, the Vega's design is focused solely on playing those classic Spectrum games of old, to the extent that the full QWERTY keypad of old has been simplified to just the five most commonly-used buttons – R, F, S, 1 and 2 – plus a brand new D-Pad for directional control and a dedicated "Reset" function.

Retro Computers – a startup backed by Sinclair Research, the company founded by ZX Spectrum inventor Sir Clive Sinclair – are pitching the new computer on IndieGoGo after successfully completing a prototype model of the device. The company are aiming for an initial production run of just 1,000 of the new devices, and are asking for £100,000 ($157,115 USD) to begin work; with pledges of £100 ($157 USD) or more bagging one of the first models. Retro Computers says it'll come with 1,000 games pre-installed and support additional Spectrum titles loaded from an SD card, plus further free games are planned to be added down the line.

[Via Technically Motivated]

There are some uses of multiple accounts allowed in the game of EVE Online, and CCP have recently come out to clarify just what those allowed uses are and what will not be tolerated.

You’re allowed to have multiple accounts/subscriptions and even play them at the same time with the use of multiboxing software. There are many legitimate uses of this play style, including sending accounts ahead as scout parties and gang boosting. It’s also the cornerstone tactic of the ‘noble’ art of spying in the game of EVE, using smaller accounts to join the ranks of enemy corporations to keep an eye on their activities while your main account is active in the one you support.

However, other uses are not allowed. One, input automation which was banned way back in March 2013, is still very much illegal. This is when you use a bot to control an account and do actions for you, such as mining or looking after the time-consuming ore refining tasks. Now Input Broadcasting and Input Multiplexing have also been banned from list of allowed actions to take with multiple accounts – although only if they are performing actions that have an impact on the game’s built-in universe. Anything like altering EVE Online client settings and the positioning and arrangements of the client within your system’s desktop environment are fine.

The first bans for IB and IM will happen from January 1st 2015, with the first occurrence resulting in a ban of 30 days and the second ban being a permanent one. If you aren’t sure about something you are currently doing with your accounts, CCP recommend you ask them before you continue to do it lest you get hit by these penalties.

It’s been quite a week for card reveals. There’s at least two cards in this bunch that have me excited (hint: they’re the Hunter class cards) and Blizzard have confirmed that there might be an ‘Ogre’ card for every class, each one with a 50% chance of hitting the wrong opponent – Ogres aren’t really knowqn for targeted attacks after all.

So here’s your cards for this week!

  Scarlet Purifier

Minion, 3 mana cost, 4 attack and 3 health. Battlecry deals 2 damage to all Deathrattle Minions.

  Demonheart

Spell, 5 mana cost. Deals 5 damage to a Minion, but gives it +5/+5 instead if it is a friendly Demon Minion.

  Sabotage

Spell, 4 mana cost. Destroys a random enemy minion and Combo destroys opponent’s weapon too.

  Antique Healbot

Mech Minion, 5 mana cost, 3 attack and 3 health. Battlecry restores 8 health to your Hero.

  Burly Rockjaw Trogg

Minion, 4 mana cost, 3 attack and 5 health. Gains +2 Attack every time the opponent casts a spell.

  Ogre Ninja

Minion, 5 mana cost, 6 attack and 6 health. Stealth. Has a 50% chance of attacking wrong enemy.

  Dunemaul Shaman

Minion, 4 mana cost, 5 attack and 4 health. Windfury. Overload (1). Has a 50% chance of attacking wrong enemy.

  Crackle

Spell, 2 mana cost. Overload (1). Deals 3-6 damage.

  Steamwheedle Sniper

Minion, 2 mana cost, 2 attack and 3 health. Your Hero Power can target minions. (only works with Hunter)

  Druid of the Fang

Minion, 5 mana cost, 4 attack and 4 health. Battlecry transforms this Minion into a 7/7 if you have a Beast.

  Feign Death

Spell, 2 mana cost. Triggers all Deathrattles on your Minions.

  Lil’ Exorcist

Minion, 3 mana cost, 2 attack and 3 health. Taunt. Battlecry gains this Minion +1/+1 for every enemy Deathrattle Minion.

After having to lay off some staff thanks to a deal falling through, Double Fine have made an announcement to the backers of their crowd-funded Broken Age game series. It’s not too major though, there’ll just be a slightly longer weight for the second part.

The game will be in alpha by the end of the year and that means that release won’t happen until sometime early next year. While Double Fine says in the backer update that delivered the news that the team is working “super fast” and that the game is looking good, they want to give it the time it needs to be perfect.

“The goal now is to get all the finale work done so we can hit Alpha on all of Act 2 by the end of the year… That means, as you may have guessed based on recent updates and documentary episodes, the Act 2 ship that will deliver the complete adventure is now looking like it will be early next year.”

The original project idea was for a single game with a target set at $400,000, one that it far surpassed making around $2.9 million over. The game was later split into two parts, with the first part being received quite well.