To earn tradeable cards without spending money in Might & Magic Fates Heroes TCG, you must link an Immutable Passport, complete introductory PvE milestones to assemble a viable deck, and secure daily wins on the ranked PvP ladder to earn weekly chests. Because Immutable uses Layer-2 infrastructure, players do not need to deposit Ethereum or pay gas fees to mint, hold, or sell eligible cards on the secondary marketplace.

1. Set Up and Verify Your Immutable Passport

Connecting an Immutable Passport is mandatory to receive tradeable digital card rewards.

  1. Create or log into your Immutable Passport using your email or supported social authentication. This generates a non-custodial wallet linked to your game profile.
  2. Open your in-game account settings in Might & Magic Fates Heroes TCG and verify that your profile reflects the connected Passport.
  3. Complete this link before claiming milestone rewards or ranked prizes to ensure the system registers your account for on-chain reward distributions.

Because network transactions are handled gas-free at the protocol level, you do not need to fund the wallet with cryptocurrency to receive or trade assets.

2. Clear Introductory Milestones for Base Cards

Before entering competitive play, you need a functional card pool. The introductory modes grant non-tradeable core cards, account experience, and initial expansion packs.

Progression StagePrimary ObjectiveReward Benefit
Tutorial & PrologueComplete PvE combat basicsUnlocks starter faction rosters and core spells
Faction OnboardingWin solo faction battlesProvides non-tradeable core staples and account EXP
Daily Mission PoolFinish rotational match goalsAwards in-game gold and pack progression
Ranked Ladder IntroComplete placement matchesUnlocks weekly reward chests containing tradeable cards

Avoid spending early in-game currency on cosmetics or single base cards in the shop. Save your initial currency for standard expansion packs, which offer chances to obtain cards eligible for secondary market listing.

3. Farm Weekly Ranked Chests

Ranked PvP serves as the primary distribution method for tradeable cards. While casual modes only provide basic match progress, ranked ladder wins contribute directly to weekly reward chests.

  • Prioritize fast archetypes: Low-cost aggro or tempo decks reduce average match duration. This allows you to reach your daily win quotas quickly without relying on expensive, wallet-funded control cards.
  • Hit daily win thresholds: Consistent daily participation ensures steady progress toward the highest available weekly chest tier before the ladder resets.
  • Climb rank tiers: Higher competitive tiers improve the quality and rarity of cards inside weekly chests, increasing your odds of pulling tradeable assets.

4. List Surplus Cards on the Secondary Marketplace

Once weekly chests grant tradeable cards, you can sell duplicate or unused cards on the Immutable marketplace to establish an on-chain balance.

  • Keep your core deck intact: Do not liquidate key win conditions from your primary ladder deck. Selling your active cards hurts your rank and lowers the tier of future weekly chests.
  • Sell excess duplicates: Keep only the copies required for active deck construction and immediately list the surplus.
  • Price against current floor listings: Match the lowest active price to secure sales quickly rather than overpricing cards that have declining demand.
  • Capitalize on balance updates: When balance patches buff specific factions or heroes, check the marketplace and sell newly popular cards while demand is high.
  • Reinvest earnings into key singles: Use your early marketplace proceeds to buy budget staples that upgrade your primary deck, boosting your ladder win rate for subsequent reward cycles.
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