If there’s one thing we’ve noticed about Hearthstone, it’s that watching it being played is almost as much fun as pulling up a chair and playing a game or two yourself. Watching experienced players sling cards is also a great way to learn new tricks, build better decks, and improve your skills. That might be the reason why streaming has become such a popular pastime for both streamers and viewers alike.

We want to make it easy to find the people who are out there streaming entertaining and informative Hearthstone games. Among these luminaries you’ll find pro players and skilled amateurs who all share a common goal—to entertain viewers by sharing their knowledge of the game sprinkled with a few laughs along the way.

You can find a link to all of our streamer profiles on the forums!

This week’s featured streamer is AmazHS!

The amazing Amaz was one of the first players to draw attention to how effective the Priest class could be on the ladder and in tournaments, and he’s distinguished himself in several competitive events. In fact, he is not only the first member of Team Liquid’s Hearthstone division, but recently took first place at the IEM Shenzhen tournament!

To help everyone get acquainted, we asked Amaz a few questions:

Q: Tell us a little about your stream?

A: I love streaming Priest for its crazy combo potential, and exploring the class’s competitiveness in ladder and tournaments. I’m quite energetic and enthusiastic about my plays, and you can always expect my personal ‘Sniper Ragnaros’ to put on a good show!

Q: What’s your personal battlecry?

A: "Do We Win?"

Q: How did you get into Hearthstone?

A: I started with Warcraft III, and it was the most amazing game ever. Then I transitioned into World of Warcraft for seven years, and now I’m hoping for a similar journey with Hearthstone!

Q: Do you have any advice for new Hearthstone players?

A: Play the Arena a lot to learn fundamentals. Then, look at some top decks and learn why they are good. Finally, make your own changes to these decks (or even make a new one) to stay ahead of the meta-game.

When to Watch

Tune in to watch Amaz play on Twitch.tv at the following times:

Weekdays: 6:00 a.m. PST/PDT

Sundays: 11:00 p.m. PST/PDT

Even when he’s not streaming, you can catch highlights of Amaz’s stream on YouTube. He also does bonus streams on different days and times, so keep an eye on his Twitter @LiquidAmaz for updates. For more Amaz action, check out his page on Facebook.