After Anno's step-by-step explanation, Gu Yunxi and the other two finally understood exactly how Hearthstone Legends was played.
The essence of Hearthstone Legends was opening card packs to obtain new cards, then using the unique cards of the nine major classes and neutral cards to build one's own one-of-a-kind deck, challenging other players with it, winning matches, and competing for the ultimate legendary title.
Of course, Hearthstone Legends was not limited to that.
Aside from entertainment, every card collected could be summoned and used in reality.
The prerequisite was having the ability to use it, and the power it could unleash was also tied to the user's own strength.
Those high-level, even forbidden-spell-level spells required reading hundreds of magic books and practicing magic for decades just to barely wield them proficiently. Now, they could be used in reality with a single card. What was there to be dissatisfied about? Their power was merely a little weaker, and their effects a little less potent, that was all.
Compared to the casting requirements, those drawbacks could be completely ignored.
"Sounds pretty simple." Bai's fighting spirit ignited once more, and she felt like she could do this again.
"So the most important things for winning this game are still spending money and luck." Gu Yunxi rubbed her chin, having spotted an important factor.
"No." Anno refuted her. "The boss said that Hearthstone Legends is a game of skill. Spending money and luck are merely icing on the cake."
In Anno's heart, Luo Chuan's words were basically guiding principles.
Gu Yunxi glanced at Anno, then at Luo Chuan, and decided not to discuss this topic too much with the elf girl.
"Then let's buy card packs first. I nearly forgot to ask—how much are they?" Jiang Wanshang asked as she browsed through the cards