I've been experimenting with renting cards. I believe this is a very nice way to make some extra DEC in the game. Of course some cards make more money because of their utility; cards like Uriel the Purifier or Desert Dragon and many others. While the season is early you can rent most of the cards for around 200 cp/dec and up. As the season progresses, you can make alot more because people are desperate for collection power. Currently I'm able to buy a legendary about every 10 to 14 days.
about every 10 days I'll have 1700 dec which is enough more or less to get a Bjilka or Harklaw. Cheap legendaries. In hind sight I should have just left them as is 1 bcx but I combined them to make it easier to rent. Or I may combine enough of them to have several that are at 10k cp. I haven't decided yet.
But anyway, currently they don't allow or don't have the ability rather to change the rental price without first stopping the rental. I think this is one feature that needs to be added. It really sucks having to stop the rental then try to catch them when they are off rent to add them back in and at a different price.
I won't complain too much though, because peakmosters makes it extremely easy to make money through the renting interface. Next time we'll discuss flipping the cards for profit and also to upgrade your own deck.
On another note if you take 5 or 10 percent of your check and invest it, assuming you invest it in this game, you can build up a nice sizeable asset base. I started back in August of 2021 between Dice and Chaos Legion. Cards were expensive then. But I managed to buy some here and there and rent some summoners. and Just kept at it until I have what I have now. I'm not sure what I've invested in the game. I've gotten alot of good cards from rewards; both end of season and daily quests.
So there you have it. The journey of a thousand miles begins with the first step. Continue to add a portion of your check that you would normally spend on vices and you can have a nice collection. Until next time. I'll cya when I cya.
