Fingertip Mountains and Seas Card Pool Gameplay Introduction Detailed Explanation of Drawing Cards from the Fingertip Mountains and Seas Card Pool

Finger Mountains and Seas is a fantasy adventure game set in the background of ancient Chinese mythology, the Classic of Mountains and Seas. Players can recruit many mythological heroes to fight together. Today, I will introduce the card pool gameplay of Finger Mountains and Seas. Since the card pool and drawing cards are closely related, understanding the card pool settings in the game is very important for drawing cards.

In Finger Mountains and Seas, drawing cards is called "Summoning Spirits". You can directly click on the Summoning Spirits option on the main interface to see all the current card pools. In the card pools, you can summon and obtain characters of different qualities by consuming corresponding items. The chance of summoning a legendary character is 2.4%, an epic character is 12.4%, a rare character is 20%, and a fine character is 65.2%. Although the chances are the same, because different pools have different contents, it's also important to understand them clearly.

Let's start with the most basic ordinary summoning, which is the normal pool. This pool can contain all the characters in the game. It's suitable for new players to choose at the beginning; simply put, use whatever you draw. Later, limited pools will be opened. When the game first launches, there are two limited pools: the Hand that Shoots the Sun and Three Lifetimes of Naihe. One can summon the legendary character Houyi, and the other can summon the legendary character Mengpo. I recommend that everyone should definitely try these two pools, as every 50 draws will guarantee the corresponding legendary quality character. Houyi is currently the top damage dealer, while Mengpo is one of the best supports.

The fourth pool is the Wish Summoning, where you can select three legendary quality characters. This pool is designed to help players complete their lineup. If your lineup is missing certain characters, you can set them here, and you can quickly fill in the gaps. Besides the ordinary summoning, which requires Phantom Spirit Stones, the limited pools and wish pools require Limited Summoning Stones, so please pay attention to this.

I hope today's introduction to the card pool gameplay of Finger Mountains and Seas can help everyone understand the various mechanisms of drawing cards in the game, as well as the characteristics of the card pools. This way, you can draw the hero characters you want from the pools according to your needs.