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All Doctrine abilities and Perks in Overwatch
Doctrine adds two-charge Infuse powers, a healing-and-damage scepter, and an ultimate that lowers enemy maximum health while boosting allies.
- Blizzard Entertainment surprised fans by announcing Xal'atath, the first new Heroes of the Storm character in nearly six years. The hero arrives on Public Test Realms on Monday before a September 28 launch.
- World of Warcraft players will recognize Xal'atath as the 'Harbinger of the Void' and a major player in the MMO's recent Midnight expansion. She is currently attempting to consume the planet's soul.
- During Saturday's BlizzCon 2026 opening ceremony, Blizzard Entertainment revealed Overwatch's new support hero Doctrine. The vampire-inspired character features a high mechanical floor and utilizes a unique 'Infuse' ability to boost powers.
- October 20 marks the launch of the next Hearthstone expansion, 'Reign of the Black Empire.' The update introduces a new keyword called 'Assemble,' allowing players to merge minion text boxes for unique combinations.
- Scheduled for next March, Hearthstone's Monk class will become the game's first new class in several years. Blizzard also suggested Heroes of the Storm might receive additional heroes depending on player response to the recent update.
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Everything You Need to Know About Overwatch’s New Hero: Doctrine — Abilities, Perks & Passives Explained
Blizzard has unveiled the latest addition to Overwatch’s 2026 hero lineup, and he’s unlike anything that we currently have. Doctrine is a vampire-themed Support tied directly to Doomfist and Talon storyline, built around a unique “Infuse” system that lets him supercharge his own kit on demand. He’s currently playable in a limited Hero Trial before […] This post belongs to FandomWire and first appeared on FandomWire
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