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The good news is they said at some point this year they're going to bring back previous fusion champs, so people who missed out on, for instance, gnut or pythion will have a chance to get them

*shrug* They can't all be winners. I'm on my 5th year now and my champ vault probably has 40-50 legends in it that I leveled up to 50 and put away. Occationally, Plarium will dust off an old or bad champ and revamp it to try to make them playable. Plus, a dup Genjin means you can use them as champian guardians and give your other champs a boost. Or, if you want, you can grind your 2nd one and get 500 coins to buy a new champ. Personally, the first option is better IMHO.

You know what will really grind your gears? Getting a bad void champ. Uggghhhh... there are some out there that are real stinkers. Nothing quite like seeing the yellow explosion only to see that they have a 1.5 rating... =P Although in game rating can be wrong or have a rating before they were fixed.

My first Mythical was Mezomel. Her in game rating is 4.1 for arena and then 3 and less everywhere else. I thought she was garbage until I started to play around with her. I'd say her arena rating should be at least 4.8 and she's great for Nether Spider and some other areas as well. She was a lemon that I turned into lemonade.

*shrug* They can't all be winners. I'm on my 5th year now and my champ vault probably has 40-50 legends in it that I leveled up to 50 and put away. Occationally, Plarium will dust off an old or bad champ and revamp it to try to make them playable. Plus, a dup Genjin means you can use them as champian guardians and give your other champs a boost. Or, if you want, you can grind your 2nd one and get 500 coins to buy a new champ. Personally, the first option is better IMHO.

You know what will really grind your gears? Getting a bad void champ. Uggghhhh... there are some out there that are real stinkers. Nothing quite like seeing the yellow explosion only to see that they have a 1.5 rating... =P Although in game rating can be wrong or have a rating before they were fixed.

My first Mythical was Mezomel. Her in game rating is 4.1 for arena and then 3 and less everywhere else. I thought she was garbage until I started to play around with her. I'd say her arena rating should be at least 4.8 and she's great for Nether Spider and some other areas as well. She was a lemon that I turned into lemonade.

*shrug* They can't all be winners. I'm on my 5th year now and my champ vault probably has 40-50 legends in it that I leveled up to 50 and put away. Occationally, Plarium will dust off an old or bad champ and revamp it to try to make them playable. Plus, a dup Genjin means you can use them as champian guardians and give your other champs a boost. Or, if you want, you can grind your 2nd one and get 500 coins to buy a new champ. Personally, the first option is better IMHO.

You know what will really grind your gears? Getting a bad void champ. Uggghhhh... there are some out there that are real stinkers. Nothing quite like seeing the yellow explosion only to see that they have a 1.5 rating... =P Although in game rating can be wrong or have a rating before they were fixed.

My first Mythical was Mezomel. Her in game rating is 4.1 for arena and then 3 and less everywhere else. I thought she was garbage until I started to play around with her. I'd say her arena rating should be at least 4.8 and she's great for Nether Spider and some other areas as well. She was a lemon that I turned into lemonade.

I statistically calculated the successful discoveries of bloggers (I studied more than 100 discoveries, 10-20 sacred fragments each) and, on the other hand, calculated the number of good heroes and the probability of obtaining them based on calculations. The numbers showed that there is a strong deviation. That's why I came to the conclusion about the unfair acquisition of heroes, both from my experience and from the experience of others. I take into account the effect that we can only notice bad discoveries, but in my conclusion I used only the obtained numbers.