Legendary Eat Rates

For the most part this is the same as the Legendary drop rate. In obtaining a legendary the number of epics you obtain is reduced by one, if no epics are in the crate then the number of rares is reduced by one, if no rares then the number of commons is reduced by one. Worth particular note however is the Arena 10 Superior crate which is guaranteed to give a legendary by default as such a Legendary eats rate of 0% simply means that a single arena 10 superior crate cannot give two legendaries.

Epic Eat Rates

The rate at which a crate gains an epic card. If the crate has rare cards one of the rare cards will be converted into an epic, if the crate does not have rare cards by default then a common card will be converted into an epic. If the crate gives epic cards by default the gained epic will be rolled into the existing epic grouping, otherwise a single copy of a single epic card is given.

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Rare Eat Rates

The rate at which a crate gains a rare card by reducing the count of normal cards by 1. Crates that give rares by default will effectively gain an additional rare card which will be rolled into the existing rare card grouping otherwise a single copy of a single rare card is given (such as the Arena 10 Scrap crate).

Common Eat Rates

The common eats rate is the rate that a normal will attempt to "eat" another card. In crates with rare cards this will result in the loss of a rare card and is effectively a downgrade probability. In crates without a rare card however another common card is not added. There is a chance that instead of getting one group of commons you get two separate groups of common cards however this rate is lower than the rate stated below.

- AdvancingElk

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