Splinterlands ~ The Past Week in Rewards Report

@dbooster 76

about 2 years ago

Splinterlands

Let's dive into some Splinterlands!

How did I do this past week? Did I make any money or was it a complete waste of time? Let's find out!

Reward Cards

Without comment, the cards I've gotten over the past seven days.

3/27

3/28

3/29

3/30

3/31

4/1

Nothing super, but some solid cards in there. All together, that adds up to $2.508.

Battle Rewards

Usually I complain that my battle rewards aren't too great. But it came in above my quest rewards this week. Adds up to $2.740.

Rentals

That adds up to $17.419.

This is the high payout out of everything. Whenever I look at what I get from renting, I am always tempted to stop playing and just rent everything out. The only thing that stops me from doing that is the chance of pulling a legendary or gold card in the quest rewards. But with what I make from renting, I could buy several legendaries. Hmm... I really should at least try only renting one of these times.

Season Rewards

Finally, the season ended a few days ago, so let's add those in.

Lots of cards but nothing especially valuable, adding to $1.62. Wow, this is one of my worst season rewards ever. Oh well... maybe next time will be better!

Total

Adding that all up, in total we get: $24.287 for the week. That's up from the $20.31 I got last week.

I spend less than an hour playing and fiddling with cards, but using an hour just for our math we get $3.47 per hour. That's terrible for a salary, but not too bad for a hobby.

And that's all for my weekly report. If you are interested in reading my daily reports, follow my alt account @dbooster.spt, and if you are interested in trying your hand at Splinterlands, follow the link below.

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	David LaSpina is an American photographer and translator lost in Japan, trying to capture the beauty of this country one photo at a time and searching for the perfect haiku.