Pack odds

Rarity (per card)

Finish (per card)

Finishes are cosmetic parallels of the same card — they shine differently but play the same. Total holo chance is 10% per card. The elemental Prism Holo rolls on every card whatever its rarity — 0.5% each, about 1 in 200 cards or roughly one every 40 packs — and always carries a Water, Fire or Earth motif. The other chase parallels stay tied to a card's rarity: Tidal and Starlight on common or rare, Nebula on epic, and textured Astral Etched or Eclipse on legendary. All of these sit inside the holo odds above, not extra odds.

Numbered cards. Only seven Gold /7 copies and one Black Diamond 1/1 can ever exist for a design. Official Axi cards always have them; a player creation qualifies once its combined Axiom Score and player rating reaches 90+ with at least 10 votes. Each pack card of a qualifying design has a 1 in 10,000 chance to be numbered (1 in 8 of those is the 1/1). Once all eight are pulled, no more are made.

Which characters appear

Axi is our rarest character chase: 1 in 1,000 random pack cards for either Axi, or 1 in 2,000 for each. These odds stay fixed as the collection grows. Rarity and finish still roll independently. Odds are not a guarantee; creator copies and Pack Point redemptions are separate from random pulls.

The remaining 99.9% picks from the other player-made characters. Cards from limited exclusive sets (like Eclipse Vault) are weighted 0.25× — they appear about a quarter as often as standard cards.

Relic designs have 0.1× the selection weight of an equivalent ordinary design — ten times rarer per design in random packs. Their total chance depends on the available designs. Common · Relic through Legendary · Relic use the same rarity and finish odds above. Forging guarantees your own copy, separately from random pulls.

Pack points & pity

Every pack you open earns 5 pack points. At 100 points you can pick any legendary card directly from the Pity Shop in your Vault — no luck required.

Creator copies

When you create a card, your own copy is a random parallel — but never the rarest (legendary) one, so creators can't mint themselves the top rarity.