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really? 6* star card chance is calculate by math or just card pool. 6 out of 300?
Also. I have jewel dragon in my shop since yesterday. Care to explain? Is it chances boosted?

Odin wrote::shock:
really? 6* star card chance is calculate by math or just card pool. 6 out of 300?
Also. I have jewel dragon in my shop since yesterday. Care to explain? Is it chances boosted?

The odds or not the same for every card. The better the card, the more rare it is. The most common cards may appear a hundred times more often than the most rare card. The 6-star cards are very, very rare in the guild shop. This must be done to ensure and preserve the value of Gem card recruits.

The jewel dragon odds are however not set to very rare, they are about same as some of the 2-3 star cards. Their odds were taken out from by slightly lowering the odds of the common 2-star cards, and the 6-star card odds were not affected. I cannot provide any more explanation other than that as I cannot disclose detail odds sheets of the guild shop.

Ok. I m cool. Thanks for taking the time to deal with my little blow out.

Ohh I didn't even know we had 1 star cards. Sweet.

Proton wrote:Ohh I didn't even know we had 1 star cards. Sweet.

Sorry, I meant 2 star cards. I have edited the reply to reflect this.

Which map in jewel sea dragon map gives you better card exp?
The 15 energy map usually gives me 5 4*.
I have run the 25 energy map a few times, but seems to be getting 6 normal chests only...
Am I just not lucky this time? Or it is not worth to run the 25 energy map after you clear it once?

Btw, is it correct that jewel sea dragon maps are giving you higher card exp / energy?

Thanks a lot for your answers ~

As for card xp/energy I'm not sure (you know, island of trials with 0.5 energy cost) but it should be the fastest. And I prefer the 25 energy one. More 5*, 6 cards instead of 5 and a 6* every 4 attempts more or less.

25 energy give better chances of 5* and 6* cards. So it's not worth to go for 10 energy map.
Also it give more leveling exp per energy )