| Author | two towers question |
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probably "yes" to this answer, but I would like some confirmation on this:
if a card gets discarded, does it return to the deck? |
| * probably "yes" to this question |
| It return to the second half of the pack. |
ah ok, thanks for answering :)
if I may ask: how do you know this?
is this information listed somewhere?
Russian server? (I see you are CL 2 and did not play a card game on this server...) |
for stoter:
I've got a charaster on "ru" server.
It's 9 lvl. |
| this isn't only when a card gets discarded, it is also when a card gets played. Also, this is only for a single deck game. In an infinite deck game, each card is randomly chosen from all possible cards (although some cards like the dragon cards are rarer than others). |
for Eyjafjallajokul: nice, welcome to .com server :)
for qulows: thanks for the extra notes, good to know! :)
does the randomness / rarity of cards depend on the costs to play them?
for example: big chance to get ordinary wall card (2 ore), smaller chance to get lightning card (11 mana), very small chance to get dragon card (25 stacks)? |
moderator, could you please change the subject into "two towers questions"? (plural)
that way my question in 7 stays on-topic.. ;) |
it's impossible to change the title :P
for example: big chance to get ordinary wall card (2 ore), smaller chance to get lightning card (11 mana), very small chance to get dragon card (25 stacks)?
i think they have the same chance to come to you but there are only 3(one per type) dragons in game and a lot of other weak cards so that's why you may call them "rare". many tymes they are unusefull when you have low resources and you will have to discard them |
it's impossible to change the title :P
i see.... good to know for the next time :)
i think they have the same chance to come to you but there are only 3(one per type) dragons in game and a lot of other weak cards so that's why you may call them "rare". many tymes they are unusefull when you have low resources and you will have to discard them
aight, also good to know :)
thanks for explaining |
| closed by stoter (2010-11-22 06:52:03) |
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