This week on Threshold we’ll talk about last Friday’s update, a HexTCG article about the creation of the in-game tutorial, and several community topics including the lack of holding priority (some might remember this from last year),

This week on Threshold we’ll talk about the latest patch, a glimpse at Set 4 art, a new writer appears, the bi-weekly articles from Dinotropia and Wurtil, and a couple of community topics about the exchange rate and a compendium for PvE.

This week on Threshold we’ll talk about our continued adventures through the Chronicles of Entrath and what the community has discovered, the Hex Invitational goes free to attend, and two more articles from Dinotropia and Wurtil.

This week on Threshold we’ll talk all about PvE, Cory also gives us a glimpse of the future including Set 4 spoilers and Adventure Zone 2.

This week on Threshold we’ll talk about the PvE announcement along with the PC Gamer stream and information we learned, Ben Stoll covers the Mage class, TCGBrowser creates a Talent Calculator, a write up of the Usurper Dungeon,

This week on Threshold we’ll talk about the Night of Bells event with new sleeves and Alternate Art cards, a couple of HexTCG.com articles, and the 7th IQ Winner profile.

This week on Threshold we’ll talk about tons of explosive news. The very foundation of Hex has been shaken. Some core system changes have been made and we’ll discuss that. We get a preview of a PvE dungeon and the beauty that awaits us.

This week on Threshold we’ll talk about the latest HexTCG articles, a reminder that the days for Invitational Qualifers is changing, AoM pack price concerns, some info on Pro Player tournament, and SantaHex returns for his Secret Santa program.

This week on Threshold we’ll talk about Shards of Fate-sgiving, November 13th Update and November 20th Update, Koma's and Vazrael’s profile, the latest HexTCG articles, a response from GameForge regarding the ToS,

This week on Threshold we’ll talk about the Spiderling Eggs article and the huge patch with a big change as well as some known issues. GameForge is now the publisher of Hex in North America and player reactions. Also,