"Wait, are you sure there's nothing wrong with the odds you set?" Brock looked at the four cards in his hand with a strange expression. Three were white, and one was blue.
Heath had already told Brock how the card rarities he had designed worked: white, blue, purple, and orange. There were only four colors, but Brock had opened two packs without getting a single purple, let alone an orange.
"How would I know? Maybe you're just unlucky." Heath shrugged. He glanced at the four cards in Brock's hand. The only blue one was Xu Sheng. Seeing Xu Sheng, though, reminded Heath of playing games in the past, when merely hearing the line "I shall strike and crush them" had made his stomach ache a little.
Still, Heath had made Xu Sheng a blue card. After all, Heath was the designer. Wasn't making something strong or weak just a matter of one patch?
Heath had indeed made some orange cards, but after mixing them into the packs, even he no longer knew which cards were in which pack. Heath was someone who pursued fairness. All the card packs he had designed looked the same, with no markings or backdoors.
"They look pretty decent, though." Brock examined the card packs in his hands. They were fairly well made, and things like health were marked on the cards. The gameplay was very simple and straightforward, and he could tell it imitated Pokémon battles to some extent.
"Do you think you'd want to collect them?" Heath looked at Brock a little nervously. This was important. If he couldn't spark a desire to collect them, he wouldn't be able to make more money.
"Pretty much. Your cards are really nicely made, after all, and..." Brock looked at a white card in his hand. It