Throughout the last season, I didn't visit the reward shop at all because, firstly, I didn't have enough Glint currency, and secondly, I was busy purchasing some new cards and an Archon from the market. Now, after the season ended yesterday, I had a few thousand Glint currency, so I thought I'd take a look at the reward shop and do some shopping. I mostly purchase rarity draws here because at least you can be sure of the rarity of the cards you'll get, but sometimes purchasing a loot chest is also a good option. I remember the last time I bought a loot chest, I got a rare Anchor-Hex Adept card. So, hoping to win another great, rare, epic, or gold card, I purchased another Major Loot Chest today, for which I had to pay a total of 2500 Glint.
Major loot chests contain more soulbound reward cards, potions, merits, and energy, with a greater chance of receiving higher rarity cards or a jackpot prize, in which the drop rate for a jackpot is 0.8%, which is very low, but the drop rate for a reward card is 39.9% and you can also double the odds of rewards being epic, legendary, and gold foil using potions. So there is no doubt about whether I will be using the potion or not because it will increase the chances of getting a high rarity card, though the rarity of a card is still not fixed means there are xhancesthat you get a basic common card even after using potions. For example, this time, even though I purchased a Major Loot Chest with a potion, I still only received a common card. Although this card deserves to be a rare card because of its stats, based on the set's classification, it's considered a common card. I already had two copies of this card, so with this one, I now have three copies, and I only need two more copies to level it up.
At a mana cost of 9, this common card, Husk of the Hunter, comes with 3 range attack power, 1 armour, 5 health, and 2 speed. It also has the Sneak ability, which allows it to attack the last card in the enemy lineup. This can play a crucial role in any strategy, as you often place your most important cards either on the front line or at the very back. With the Sneak ability, this card can inflict significant damage on the enemy, and this is just at level 1, so you can imagine how much more powerful it will become at higher levels. I'm currently two cards away from Level 2, although I still use this card extensively, and its usefulness will only increase with its growing powers.
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