Gwent Closed Beta Currency Guide
Gwent closed Beta uses in-game currency for crafting cards and buying card kegs. This means you can earn Gwent cards by winning matches and leveling your account.
Of course, you can expand your card collection quicker by spending real money on card kegs. In this guide, we’ll give you a breakdown of how the currencies work and how much they’re worth.
The second way to earn Ore is by getting the Good Game (or Gwent Game) reward from your opponent at the end of a match. This can net you 5 Ore.
The price of one card keg is 100 Ore.
The second method is the Good Game reward after the match. You can get 5 Scraps that way.
The third and most interesting way is milling cards. When you open Card Kegs, you’ll inevitably get duplicates. The more you open, the more extras you’ll have. The endgame plan here is milling them for Scraps. You’ll get different amounts of Scraps depending on the type of card you get rid of. You can find in the table below how many Scraps you can get from different cards.
Redditor Noxious_HS made a very in-depth analysis of the Gwent Scraps currency and the value of kegs and cards after opening 250 kegs, 240 of which he bought. According to his post, to craft the full card set, you would need around 63090 Scraps. After going through all of the kegs he was still missing some 28 Legendary cards. Based on the batch he opened, about 436 kegs would be necessary to collect the rest of the cards just by milling. He also calculated that the average keg is worth about 50 milled Scraps.
This concludes our Gwent Currency Guide for the closed Beta. What are your experiences? Which goodies did you get in your card kegs? Share your thoughts with us in the comments!
Gwent Closed Beta Currencies
There are two important in-game currencies in Gwent that you can earn by playing. The first one is Ore. Ore is used to buy card kegs. The second one is Scraps. Scraps are used for crafting cards.How to earn Gwent Ore
There are various ways you can get Ore in Gwent. The first way is leveling your account. Every time you win a match, you gain experience. At certain checkpoints, you will receive a reward. Depending on the checkpoint, you can earn up to 15 Ore. You will also get bonus Ore when you reach a full level.The second way to earn Ore is by getting the Good Game (or Gwent Game) reward from your opponent at the end of a match. This can net you 5 Ore.
The price of one card keg is 100 Ore.
How to earn Gwent Scraps
You can earn Scraps in several ways as well. The first one is account leveling. As with the Ore, certain checkpoints during the level-up will net you up to 15 Scraps.The second method is the Good Game reward after the match. You can get 5 Scraps that way.
The third and most interesting way is milling cards. When you open Card Kegs, you’ll inevitably get duplicates. The more you open, the more extras you’ll have. The endgame plan here is milling them for Scraps. You’ll get different amounts of Scraps depending on the type of card you get rid of. You can find in the table below how many Scraps you can get from different cards.
| Card Type | No. of Scraps |
|---|---|
| Common Card | 5 Scraps |
| Common Premium Card | 25 Scraps |
| Rare Card | 10 Scraps |
| Rare Premium Card | 50 Scraps |
| Epic Card | 50 Scraps |
| Epic Premium Card | 200 Scraps |
| Legendary Card | 200 Scraps |
| Legendary Premium Card | 800 Scraps |
Crafting Cards and Scraps amounts
After you farm up your Scraps, you can start crafting them. Of course, different amounts of Scraps will give you different cards. The exact crafting values are in the following table.| Card Type | No. of Scraps |
|---|---|
| Common Card | 30 Scraps |
| Common Premium Card | 200 Scraps |
| Rare Card | 80 Scraps |
| Rare Premium Card | 400 Scraps |
| Epic Card | 200 Scraps |
| Epic Premium Card | 800 Scraps |
| Legendary Card | 800 Scraps |
| Legendary Premium Card | 1600 Scraps |
Buying Card Kegs in Gwent Closed Beta
Opening a card keg grants you four cards and you get to pick your fifth one out of three cards. The game guarantees that at least one card will be Rare, Epic or Legendary. as mentioned above, one card keg costs 100 Ore. However, you can purchase kegs with real life money. Here’s how much they cost.| 2 kegs | $2.69 |
| 7 kegs | $8.99 |
| 15 kegs | $17.99 |
| 40 kegs | $44.99 |
| 60 kegs | $62.99 |
This concludes our Gwent Currency Guide for the closed Beta. What are your experiences? Which goodies did you get in your card kegs? Share your thoughts with us in the comments!
