After playing back-to-back seasons in the Wild format with a vast array of high-level cards, I realized that common cards—when upgraded to their higher levels—can often become powerful enough to overpower even major legendary cards. So, while these common cards might not seem very useful as single copies right now, it doesn't mean they will remain weak once maxed out. After spending the last few seasons purchasing only Legendary Draws, I’ve decided to distribute my total Glint earnings equally across draws of all rarities each season; this ensures that all the cards in my deck are upgraded to their maximum levels before the new card set arrives. Consequently, I spent a significant portion of my Glint to purchase a large number of Common Draws—costing a total of 9,000 Glint—plus an additional 2,970 Glint to buy Alchemy Potions for all these draws.
As usual, without any Gold cards, I received five copies each of two cards, four copies of another, and several other cards as well. Almost every card I obtained is already part of my deck; most are upgraded to Level 2, and some have even reached Level 3. I can't say for certain, but I suspect some of these cards are ready to be upgraded to the next level. As one progresses to higher levels, the time required for upgrades increases because the number of copies needed for the next level goes up; however, I plan to purchase at least 50 Common draws every season from now on. Among my favorites and most frequently used cards is the 'Coralforged'; when placed in a flanking position during battle, it grants the 'Reach' ability to the melee card stationed behind it—meaning, if used strategically, it can give you a significant edge in combat. Additionally, 'Husk of the Hunter' is an excellent card, especially at Level 3 where it possesses the 'Headswind' ability, allowing you to demoralize ranged attack cards. Other cards that prove effective on the battlefield include the 'Stonebind Matron' (magic attack) and 'Thornmaw Berserker' (melee attack). However, more important than the cards' raw stats is your strategic understanding—knowing how to summon the best cards and position them correctly in your lineup based on the flow of the battle.
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