In Stakehouse Den’s Lady Luck system, every card is a gateway to growth—and the key lies in merging. This isn’t magical, it’s strategic: by combining duplicate NFTs, you increase a card’s merge count, and once you hit the required threshold, that card levels up, unlocking enhanced potential and value.
Every card type—defined by its rarity (Common, Rare, Epic, Legendary) and foil style (Regular or Gold)—follows its own progression chart. For regular-foil Commons, for instance, it’s straightforward: merge just one to reach Level 1; ten for Level 2; twenty for Level 3; forty for Level 4; and fifty for Level 5.
Higher rarities move slower—Rare cards take fewer merges per level than Commons, while Epics and Legendaries demand progressively more commitment. Gold-foil cards follow a similar but steeper path: a Gold Common needs only one merge to reach Level 1, five for Level 2, ten for Level 3, and so on—your investment in rarer and shinier assets pays off with faster ramp-up.
Why It Matters
This merging system creates a rewarding play loop. You're encouraged to collect duplicates to pool into a more powerful card, merging strategy with scarcity. Every level-up is tangible progress and gives players a real sense of ownership and value growth—especially with rarer or gold variants, crafting a slim but thrilling path from multiple Commons to a deck that shimmers with higher-tier cards.
The Bottom Line:
Stakehouse Den’s merge-to-level system is elegantly simple, deeply rewarding, and skillfully calibrated. By offering clear thresholds and faster growth for premium cards, it balances fairness with motivation—inviting players to strategize, collect, and level up toward increasingly valuable and rare NFTs.