Elder Giant Axe's body trembled uncontrollably.
This was already the second time he had felt so excited since coming to Hearthstone Tavern.
Forty packs. He had opened a full forty card packs. Aside from the guaranteed rare in each pack, he had not even caught sight of a Legendary, with only a scant few epics and several ordinary golden cards besides.
"Golden rare."
Another announcement rang out. Elder Giant Axe was excited at first, but when he saw that there was still no Legendary, his expression went blank once more.
To be honest, he was already growing numb.
"Mm... a golden rare. Its odds are even lower than an epic card's, so it's not a loss."
Anno was kind-hearted and could only comfort the dwarven elder like this.
Luo Chuan had been watching from the sidelines, his fingers unconsciously tapping the tabletop. He had removed Hearthstone's original pity system—the mechanism that guaranteed a Legendary orange card within the first ten packs of every expansion, much like how every pack was guaranteed to contain at least one rare-quality card.
But judging by the actual situation...
Whether Elder Giant Axe's luck was simply too terrible or there was some other reason, the actual probability of drawing high-quality cards seemed far lower than the probability data provided by the system.
"Glug, glug, glug..."
Perhaps to ease the gloom in his heart, Elder Giant Axe raised his cup and drained it dry. After letting out a satisfied burp, he wiped the foam from his beard with his arm.
He looked around, his gaze finally landing on Anno.
"Elf lass, are you free?" Elder Giant Axe asked after pondering for a moment.
"Me?" Anno froze, then nodded instinctively. "I'm free."
"Would you mind helping me open the remaining packs?" Elder Giant Axe made his request.