Ultimately the point of hearthstone is getting to rank 5 each month for the free golden epic to 400 dust towards the next expansion. You can consider buying the pve content a month from now with your gold, but it’s mostly fluff and offers a poor rate of gold to packs. Some can make upwards of 10k by rerolling quests for max gold efficiency, but I like opening quest packs and avoiding the more tiresome win 3 games with class X questsĪrena will consistently offer better returns than outright buying packs so long as you win at least 7 games, but it honestly takes just too much time to use my entire 8k on it, so I just avoid it all together. I make around 8k gold towards each expac just doing dailies. Spend your gold on new expac packs until you run out, then day 2 start saving again and never buy packs again until next expac.ĭisenchant other classes cards as well as any that are rotating out of standard to grant additional dust towards building your main’s collection. Limit yourself to one class you really like. I’ve followed the “70-80 pack plan” for 4+ years and I have over 86% of all the collectible cards in every expansion and I did it mostly for free. You won’t have EVERYTHING in every set, but you’ll have a seriously good chunk of cards which will allow both competitiveness and variety. Sit on that gold until the next set comes out.After you have all the Adventure wings, keep saving gold until you have about 8,000.Get the Adventure wings as they come out (each one contains more packs) with your gold savings.Continue to save your gold from dailies and quests.So - put simply - your “return” on your 2,000 gold investment when buying packs will probably be a net positive … but it is approaching the point of diminished returns, so don’t expect it to be a high-return spend. If you have a bad streak of luck, then the value could be as low as 0.8 to 1. So after you open your 50 packs from the bundle, your 2,000 gold is only going to be getting you (roughly) between 1.87 to 2.5 in value for every 1 gold you spend.
Why 20 packs? Because the AVERAGE distribution of cards within 20 packs will typically drop at least 1 Legendary. What this post does is lay out a typical Return on Investment (ROI) for 20 packs. Particularly, this is for people who are primarily Free To Play who are wanting to get the most value for their in-game gold. I’m just posting this here as a community service for folks who are seeking to get the most bang for their buck within the game’s systems.
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