You'll just get more use out of them than class-specific ones. To begin with, you'll want to craft Neutral ones, that is, cards you can run in any deck. Legendary cards, by contrast, are simply too expensive to be worth saving for at this stage. There's no point spending dust to get one unless you've got plenty spare. Given that you get around four of the former in ever pack, you'll soon fill your collection of them. But it's difficult to know what you should be spending it on.įor starters, ignore Common and Legendary cards.

When your dust coffers begin to swell, you'll be itching to spending it to swell your collection. So given their extra worth, new players often want to use individual disenchant to render those down too. Mass disenchant treats gold copies of a card as different from the original, even though you can still only run two in a deck. When you start out, and dust is in short supply, it can be worth disenchanting rarely used cards like Shieldbearer to make something more useful. Using this will automatically turn all copies of anything you can't use into dust. Press that and your collection will also show missing cards which you can tap on to create.īut, on the right, is a 'mass disenchant' button.

At the top of the 'my collection' display there's a 'crafting' button. Press that to render one copy of the card into dust. The top one, in red, shows the cost in dust to create the card, and the bottom, in green, tells you how much you get if you disenchant it.

If you go into 'my collection' and tap on a particular card, there are buttons on the side of the display. It's not obvious how to disenchant cards. Unless it's a golden version, that is, in which case you get its full value.

When you disenchant an existing card it's worth a paltry quarter of its build cost. The rarer a card is, the most is costs to create, up to a whopping 1600 for a Legendary. They run from Common (white) through to Rare (blue) to Epic (purple) and Legendary (orange). There are four rarities of card in the game and you can tell a card's rarity from the colour of the gem in its centre.

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