In the interest of time and need of Aura I have started converting my research lab into an Aura Lab. At this current time it will take a little over 48 hours for the conversion to complete.
My options for cards to stake in the Aura Lab were not limited but my DEC staked was. Therefore I have been using mainly legacy cards to limit my DEC staked usage while providing most amount of production points as possible.
Since the plot is a "magic" I have 100% boost in PP on my workers. I essentially double the production with it being used on Aura Lab. Over time I hope to upgrade to higher PP monsters but as of now I need to limit DEC staked consumption.
As of now I am only in a deficit in terms of grain. The remaining resources I am currently self-sufficient on when I start operating my Aura Lab. This will hopefully change in the future as I will swap out monsters with higher PP.
Looking ahead I am still in deficit of +49k DEC staked, but this is based on five plots operating rather than four. I am collecting close to 10k DEC per a season so at this rate I can get to 100% production in about three months.
On a side note it appears now the Arcana packs are on average opening less in value than presale.
Those who bought early during presale may still be ahead with the bonuses and promo cards earned, but trend is not our friend. In every set that has been release the prices have gradually fallen.
No luck with Rebellion either as the overall price appears to be trending down ever so slightly.
I remain on the side lines when it comes to rank battles as I want to see if card prices remain in a downtrend. On the side of playing again I may go with Survival as it will give me the opportunity use majority of my available cards.
Until next time thanks for reading!!!
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