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I am new to Hearthstone, but I am building up a Mage character all the way to level 10. At the end of many practice rounds, I have been granted additional cards for that character, like "Frost Nova".

However, I have played many subsequent games as the Mage, but these cards that I won, never ever show up. I have never had a card show up that lets me Freeze anything, even though I have won several such cards. Am I doing something wrong?

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The basic decks only contain the cards you start with. When you unlock cards from leveling up, they aren't automatically added. You need to build a new deck containing those cards.

To do this, go to "My Collection" and click "New Deck".

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    Wow! Okay. Sounds like a basic solution. The game's learning mechanics hadn't ever mentioned this deck-building capability from what I've seen. Thanks!
    – blaster
    Jul 7, 2014 at 17:06
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    They really need to make this "feature" more visible even all card games have a building deck feature if people have trouble finding them its no good Jul 7, 2014 at 19:17
  • Yeah, if every upvote is someone who benefited from or would have benefited from this answer... Jul 8, 2014 at 13:17
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They are in your collection. You have to make a deck that includes those cards.

There are preconstructed decks for every character, which is what you are using.

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  • Sounds like I missed something basic! This wasn't communicated to me via the game's tutorials and learning mechanics. Thanks for the help!
    – blaster
    Jul 7, 2014 at 17:06
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    @blaster Yeah unfortunately it makes a few assumptions that the player knows how card games work, which clearly, not everyone does Jul 7, 2014 at 17:09
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    Hell, I've played MtG for years and it never occurred to me that I had to manually update my deck for every card as part of the tutorial (first 10 levels). I did a /facepalm when I read it mentioned offhandedly a few months later.
    – Blindy
    Jul 7, 2014 at 19:11

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