Bai stared fixedly at the light screen before her, took a deep breath, and rapidly tapped the air with her fingers. The five face-down cards flipped over, accompanied by a sky-blue glow and a voice.
"Rare."
"Eh? This card is a little different from the others. Is it really powerful?" Bai looked delightedly at the elf girl beside her.
"Uh... it's all right." Anno felt it necessary to explain Hearthstone Legends' business model to this adorable-looking girl. "In Hearthstone Legends, card rarities are divided into tiers: common, rare, epic, and legendary. Besides those, there are also gifted core cards..."
Basically every customer at Hearthstone Tavern already knew these mechanics.
Knowing them early on could indeed save a lot of time getting familiar with things, making them quite friendly to new customers.
When Yao Ziyan and Gu Yunxi arrived, Anno was still patiently explaining.
Perhaps feeling bored, Luo Chuan wandered over not long afterward and sat to one side, silently listening in.
The girls did not react much to the boss's arrival. The reason was probably inseparable from Luo Chuan's usual approachable image. If he had suddenly come over with that aloof persona from the beginning, they probably would not have dared to speak... though he did not seem all that aloof even at the start.
To those old customers, Luo Chuan had once been more or less synonymous with laziness. Now, he was laziness completely unleashed—there was not much difference.
"So that's how it is..."
Bai seemed thoughtful. The way she looked at that pale-blue rare card had subtly changed. The earlier delight was gone, replaced by a hint of disdain.
It was merely the most basic guaranteed minimum.
"A one-percent chance of getting a legendary... then wouldn't the chance of getting a golden legendary be even lower?" Gu Yunxi