Every game of Hero Drafts pays coins, and coins open Hero Packs. Build a card collection across four universes, chase the rare ones and trade your spares with other players. It is all free: there is nothing to buy with real money.
Where do cards come from?
A Hero Pack costs 100 coins and holds five cards. You earn coins from auction games (100 for first place, then 60, 40, 30 and 20), from duels, from the daily Hero Draft challenges and from finding the daily hero in Heroedle. New players start with a welcome bonus, enough for the first packs.
Packs come for each universe: Marvel, Star Wars, Middle-earth and Invincible. Your collection is sorted by universe, so you can see exactly which heroes you are missing.
How rare is rare?
Cards are common, rare, epic or legendary, and some come out as shiny foils. On top of that, new special cards are designed every week with their own art and frames, in three rarities above legendary: Ultra Rare, Secret Rare and Rainbow Rare. They only drop from packs. See this week's new special cards.
How does trading work?
You always keep one copy of each hero; spare copies can go on the player market. Sell a spare in a timed auction (12, 24 or 48 hours), with an optional buy-now price, and other players bid coins on it. Or list it for trade and accept a card-for-card offer. The market takes a 10% fee on sales.
What are the cards for?
Your collection is your deck. Pick eight cards and duel other players 1v1 in Stat Clash or KO Battle.
Tips for collectors
- Open packs in the universe you are closest to completing.
- Check the market before opening a pack: the card you want may already be for sale.
- A spare legendary or special card is worth listing as an auction, not a quick sale.