Hearthstone Legends was a card game.
Since it was a game, it naturally followed the rules established within it, and from a real-world perspective, those rules often seemed somewhat unreasonable.
The dwarves who had only just encountered it would also raise questions, such as why an Elemental Lord could be shot dead with a bow, or how a frost giant could be frozen—strange questions like that.
As time passed, those questions would gradually disappear as well.
Clearly, Wang Gulas was still at the very beginning.
"So this is Hearthstone Legends." Giant Axe gave the final conclusion as a huge defeat prompt appeared before Wang Gulas.
"Again." Wang Gulas remained expressionless.
"Again?" Giant Axe laughed. "Of course I don't mind, but shouldn't you build a deck of your own first? You're using someone else's right now."
Only then did Wang Gulas remember that the deck he was using did indeed belong to another dwarf.
"Go find that little elf girl and buy yourself a Card Box." Giant Axe reminded him.
"Mm, I know." Wang Gulas nodded. He had noticed earlier that every dwarf had a blue crystal card in hand. That was presumably the "Card Box" Giant Axe had mentioned.
It was also the vessel for a magical item like Hearthstone Legends.
To be honest, he was very curious about how the cards stored within could be summoned into reality by infusing them with magic power. What principles of conversion did that involve? What exactly happened to the magic power during the process? How many tiny Magic Inscriptions had been carved into a card no larger than a palm...
In short, he had far too many questions.
"Your Card Box is one Gold Coin in total. If you wish to buy card packs, simply place Gold Coins into the groove on