Most efficient cards or items to get power or points in exchange for DEC for airdrop purposes?
As the title states, i have a decent sum of DEC and i would like to rotate out of holding it due to the volatility of DEC by nature. The mere fact that it is supposed to be pegged to 1000 for 1 is enough to worry new players who are having to buy into it at these rates. The airdrop of sps eases the worries somewhat but we all know the party can not last forever. Its also intimidating for new players to go out and start buying legendaries without really knowing if they will be usable. So with that said i would like to hear Veteran players opinions on what card is the best bang for the buck in terms of usability and value holding steady overtime. I currently plan to go as heavy as possible on Chaos legion and am currently staking around 10k sps while holding around 200,000 dec. This game has been amazing and the guides i have found so far have been extremely helpful but the thought of a overnight DEC crash back to peg is something i would imagine is riding high on new players minds.
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thank you for this valuable response. i will check out all the links and info you provided. Much appreciated.
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