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Today we were previewed to how the first dual player cards will look in the first promo of MM26 (Opening Drive).
Trades were shown to illustrate how the cost of building one of these dual player cards compares to a normal player card.
Normal Player Card Trades
Random Epic Player (5x Random Rare -> 1x Random Epic):
Random Iconic Player (5x Random Epic -> 1x Random Iconic):
Specific Iconic Player (3x Specific Epic + 3x Random Epic -> 1x Specific Iconic):
Mythic Player (2x Specific Iconic + 2x Specific Epic -> 1x Mythic):
Dual Player Card Trades
Epic Dual Player (8x Random Rare -> 1x Epic Dual):
Iconic Dual Player (5x Epic Dual -> 1x Iconic Dual):
Mythic Dual Player (2x Iconic Dual + 1x Epic Dual + 2x Random Epic -> 1x Mythic Dual):
Conclusion
The cost of building a Mythic dual player is roughly 13.95% more expensive than building a normal Mythic player (98 total Rares vs. 86 total Rares).
Other Info
- You'll notice there's a +1 OVR to Opening Drive Dual Players boost coming from the Iconic Dual Player card & a +2 OVR to Opening Drive Dual Players boost coming from the Mythic Dual Player card. These boosts do not expire.
- There's also an additional +1 OVR to Mythic+ boost coming from these Mythic Dual Player cards that lasts for one month.
- You'll be able to acquire and slot both dual player cards into your lineup at the same time. Hence, why you are able to complete the Mythic dual player trade 2x instead of only once.