Hey guys! Now that we've seen all 20 reward cards come out, we can start looking at the market as a lot more stable! With more reward cards, it means that every card becomes rarer since the cards become much more diluted. For example, if you got a legendary before, it was always Lord Arianthus whereas now there is only a 25% chance of it being a Lord Arianthus. This means this card has become 4 times rarer. Furthermore, with the season changes to reward cards (basically we get less than we used to), the supply of reward cards have also dropped which should further increase the price of reward cards. 

However, selling reward cards is the only way for players to earn money which means there will be a constant downwards pressure on the reward cards market which means typically cards will be sold for less than what they're actually worth in comparison to beta cards. Let's take the reward rares for example, they are being sold at the cheapest of any rares by a long shot, yet I've seen them played much more than a Stonesplitter Orc. 
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**This goes to show that reward cards will always be worth less than their usefulness/utility**

Another factor that goes into this is there's not a lot of incentive to own max level reward cards now, and we can always just earn the rest to level them up without buying them. **We don't get a lot of rewards for owning the cards, so why invest in something we can get for free?** This causes a further drop in demand of reward cards, thus reducing the upwards pressure on the cards. 

If reward cards were to be worth something, we'd have to wait for the day there are thousands or even tens of thousands of unique daily players since if I remember right, there will only be around 1000 of each max level reward card.