In Naruto: Leaf Village Masters, the card pool is a place where many players compete to recruit powerful characters. This mysterious card pool attracts every player to explore. If you are not yet familiar with how the card pool in Naruto: Leaf Village Masters works, even if you try your hardest and reach the guaranteed draw, you may not get the character you really want. You can only form teams with other characters through repeated attempts. Therefore, this introduction should be what you need. Here, we will tell you how to obtain the characters you need.
In the game's card pool, the guaranteed mechanism is set so that after 70 draws, you are sure to get one random SSS+ character. This seems like a relatively stable guarantee, giving players a certain psychological expectation. However, it is precisely this seemingly definite guaranteed rule that, due to various uncertain factors in the actual drawing process, creates a huge difference between the extremely lucky and the unlucky players. It is worth mentioning that the card pool also has a wish system, where players can carefully select 3 SSS or 3 SSS+ characters as their wish targets.
The wish system is originally designed to allow players to pursue their desired powerful characters more purposefully. Some lucky players might easily get their wished-for characters within a few draws, while those less fortunate can only rely on this mechanism to acquire some useful characters. In fact, among the many available characters, such as Tsunade, San'nin, Killer B, and Jiraiya, they are all quite good starting characters. For casual players, there are several things to note when drawing cards. First, try to save up for 80 or 240 draws, because only by reaching the guaranteed number of draws can you possibly get the core cards you truly need.
After all, in the game, the role of core cards is to provide the main power for your team. Moreover, in the early stages of the game, players can basically receive high-level recruitment tickets needed to draw an SSS+ character every day, and sometimes even more if they are lucky. This provides a relatively fair opportunity for casual players to also have a chance to draw the characters they need from the card pool. If a casual player happens to get their main character in the first SSS+ draw of the day, it might be better to save the remaining tickets for the next day. After all, there is also a point-based event for drawing cards in the early stages of the game, which requires players to carefully consider whether to continue drawing or temporarily save the tickets based on their actual situation, to gain the maximum benefit.
Additionally, in the initial wish card pool, there are only 8 SSS+ characters. However, as the game continues to update and develop, more characters should be added later. For casual players, some SSS characters are very worth developing, such as Sasuke, Naruto, Gaara, Danzo, Orochimaru, and Guy. Among them, Sasuke and Danzo are indispensable important roles in the easy-to-hurt team. Their skills and attributes complement each other, making them quite necessary characters in the early stage.
In the early stages of the game, many players cannot resist using all their current red feathers to draw Tsunade. To some extent, this is not entirely wrong, but according to some experienced players, it is not recommended to do so. This is because Tsunade can be recruited from the regular card pool's wish list, so there is no need to waste precious red feathers just to specifically draw her. The correct approach is to save all the red feathers until the second week when A (the Raikage) is recruitable, and then use them. Another highly recommended character is the Raikage, who is one of the most powerful heroes in the later stages of the game.
The Raikage is a character that can clear stages beyond his level, but like Kakashi, the difficulty of obtaining him is extremely high, and he can only be summoned through attribute recruitment, with almost zero success rate. However, there is a little trick: after 40 attribute summonings, you will earn 40 points, which can be used to exchange for the Raikage in the point store. So, players should save all their red feathers and attribute summoning points for the Raikage to maximize the fragments. In fact, in the game world, many characters can be recruited not only through specific card pools but also using yellow scrolls, providing players with more choices and opportunities.
During the drawing process, players should also make full use of the wish list mechanism. The wish list has three options, which are an important way for players to target and obtain their desired characters. Everyone must remember here that red scrolls have priority in exchanges, helping players to obtain SSS+ characters at a 1/40 probability, thus increasing the chances of getting rare characters. For micro-spending players, it is enough to just buy permanent cards, allowing them to get five yellow scrolls and 300 color coins daily, which is sufficient to play the game comfortably.
This concludes the introduction to the card pool in Naruto: Leaf Village Masters. Whether you want to slowly draw cards or spend money to draw, both are possible here. Of course, if you want to gain more resources and advantages in the game, you might consider buying a permanent red scroll card and purchasing three-time validity cards.
