
I had never purchased so many draws at once before, so why did I do it this time? Well, I recently mentioned that as I advance to higher levels, many cards in my deck have reached Level 4; consequently, common cards—in particular—will now require around 16 additional copies to reach the next level, and this requirement will keep increasing with every subsequent level. Naturally, I wouldn't be able to keep upgrading my cards by purchasing just 20–25 draws at a time. That is why, at the start of this season, after buying a Legendary draw, I used all my remaining Glint to purchase 75 Common draws in one go. Now, with my earnings from this season, I plan to buy a Legendary draw and use the remaining Glint to purchase as many Rare draws as possible, hoping that next time I’ll be able to upgrade some Rare cards to higher levels as well.


I used the required Alchemy Potions for all these draws, but—as always—the potions didn't work their magic, and I didn't get a single Gold Foil card. Frankly, I don't even blame them, since Alchemy Potions have never really worked for me anyway; I don't expect much from them anymore, though I still use them as part of the process. From these 75 draws, I received various cards—many of which I use in my battles almost daily, while others I never touch. Rather than dwelling on the unused ones, I prefer to focus on the useful cards; although I haven't checked yet, I suspect that these 75 common cards have provided enough duplicates to upgrade at least 3 or 4 cards in my deck to a higher level.

Shopping at the Rewards Shop is a great way to build your deck; although you have no control over which cards you pull, it remains an excellent method because, over time, you find yourself acquiring cards that significantly boost your in-game performance. For instance, cards like Stonebind Matron, Surgeblade, Palimpsest Prophet, Coralforged, Husk of the Hunter, Ironwing Juggernaut, Thornmaw Berserker, Cullborn Revenant, and Oshannus Unmade play a crucial role in my regular battles. This collection includes cards ranging from low to high mana costs and features a mix of Magic, Ranged, and Melee attack types; this balance helps me assemble a strong team capable of handling almost any battlefield condition.


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That is impressive warrior. Keep it up. You will enjoy these common cards as you continue to upgrade them.