#Collection hstracker full#

Our Tip: If you are dead set on completing your collection and are not on a budget, buy non-Standard packs before they go out of print.

So, if you're aiming for a complete set, it will be cheaper to buy 280 packs now (via gold or money), than to fill it out later with dust gathered from other packs. Estimating 1 pack at 100 dust, that's 400 packs. That means at 100 packs, you're roughly 280 packs short of completing TGT.Д¬rafting: Crafting the remaining 12 rares, 35 epics and 16 legendaries will cost 40,800 dust - let's round it to a rough 40k.

#Collection hstracker full#

According to Rkynick's simulations, you'll need to open roughly 380 packs to get an expansion's full collection. This is a very rough estimate, but given that there is a variance between different expansions, it will be good enough. Packs: Looking at the graph above, having 75% of the cards is roughly equivalent to having opened 100 packs. Now we'll compare acquiring the remaining cards via packs to acquiring them via crafting. If you have opened about 100 TGT packs, you will likely have a very similar distribution. In the case of TGT this comes down to 98/98 commons, 60/72 rares, 17/52 epics and 5/21 legendaries. In terms of card distribution, let's consider he has all commons, 85% of the rares, 1/3 of the epics and 1/4 of the legendaries. As an example I will use the following likely scenario: Let's consider a case where a user already has roughly 75% of all available cards of a given expansion. I'd like to use an example to make this as clear as possible. You can find itДЄssuming that the overall number of cards and rarity distribution is comparable for GvG, TGT and TOG, Rkynick's simulation serves as a good approximation for our purposes. To answer this question, we'll refer you to the great work of reddit user /u/Rkynick, who did a pack opening simulation for TGT to find out how many packs one needed for a complete collection. So the big question is: What is 'a lot' of cards of a set, and where is the line to be drawn between A and B? You'll have to opt for crafting the missing cards instead. B) You already have a lot of cards of that set. The answer to the question is: It depends on the size of your collection.ДЇirst, let's look at the two extreme cases: A) You have very few cards of a soon to be non-Standard set. Since you're still reading, I assume you are set on completing your non-golden collection. If you plan to only play Standard going forward, then forget about non-Standard packs and move on. Should I buy non-Standard packs before they rotate out of the shop?ДЇirst of all, this question is only relevant if you are planning to play in Wild format, or if you're aiming for a complete collection. Our Tip: Think of one pack being worth roughly 100 dust, so that 100 gold equals 100 dust. We don't have good enough statistics on golden cards yet, so we're excluding that for the moment, but the dust value will be higher if golden cards are taken into account. Not accounting for golden cards, one pack is worth roughlyДust on average. This question looks at how much dust you get out of one pack if you disenchant all cards. Note that we do not recommend you dust any card unless you have more than two (except for Gnomish Experimenter). Think of your golden cards as a piggy bank you can plunder if you need to. Our Tip: Keep your golden cards until you want to craft a specific card. Now let's consider this argument:ДЄrgument (A): Do you personally find more enjoyment in the animations of the golden cards you need to disenchant, or do you find more enjoyment in playing with your new crafted card? Let's look at it from a fun perspective: If you want to craft a new legendary, you can dust four golden epics to be able to craft that legendary. All we can do is to objectify the question as much as possible. In the end this is a matter of personal preference. Our Tip: Don't wait up! Craft any card you want without a worry! For a specific legendary, you'll have to wait roughly 300 packs on average to find the card you are looking for! Your best shot is finding a specific GvG common, but even there you're looking at roughly 10 packs on average until you find it. Number of cards per expansionДЄs you can see, the probabilities are so low that it does not pay off to wait for specific cards to come up. Let's look at the probability to find a specific card in a pack: We all know the feeling: We want to play with a specific card, but we are reluctant to craft it, because we might find it in a pack and we don't want to waste the dust. Should I wait to find a specific card in a pack or should I craft it?