I'm so confused...
The total number of packs planned to be released for the Chaos Legion set is 15M. This is 10X the number of Untamed edition packs that were released. Each pack will contain 5 cards randomly chosen from the Chaos Legion set with one card guaranteed to be rare or better and the same chances of receiving a rare, epic, legendary, and gold foil card as in all previous editions.
Chaos Legion card packs will cost $4.00 USD each once they are available for sale in the Splinterlands shop. We understand that some players may not be happy with the increase in price as compared to previous edition packs, however after a thorough review of the entire Splinterlands game economy it was clear that a higher price was necessary to avoid a number of potential issues that did not exist with previous pack editions.
The total number of packs available was also adjusted downwards to account for the higher pricing, so overall there will be fewer Chaos Legion cards available but hopefully they will be more valuable than if the price remained at $2.00 / pack as it was in previous editions.
Which is it, more or less?
I could be wrong but I believe they meant to say that the overall CL boosters would of been higher if they kept the booster price at $2.00 USD. Thus less CL boosters for sale then they orginally planned due to booster price increase.
They say it's 10x more cards, then it says less cards. Makes no sense.
Perhaps could have written it better but most of us understood what they meant. They should have done 30 million packs to represent what happened to the player base in the last 60 days etc.
But they decided to print way less packs which is going to cause a bit of a pack shortage.
It sounds like they were implying they printed 10X more than Untamed, but in the end printed less and doubled the price. It's very confusing.
Yeah I guess for people not really involved with the game it would be confusing the way they wrote it... made sense to most of the rest of us. Sorry it was hard to understand for you hope I helped clear it up a little bit.
I understand now, but at first it was confusing.