Card Variants & Mythic Foil

Every card in Stellarch can be minted in two flavours: a Standard copy and a premium gold-bordered Mythic copy. They share the same artwork and the same level cap, but Mythic copies combine cheaper, start higher, and count for more toward your league progress.

On this page

01 Standard vs Mythic
02 What a Mythic copy does
03 Getting Mythic copies

Standard vs Mythic

A Standard copy is the default mint, what most of your collection is made of. A Mythic copy is the mythic-foil variant: rarer, more valuable, and mechanically advantaged on the level curve. The two never mix when you combine them, so a Mythic stack and a Standard stack of the same card level up entirely independently.

What a Mythic copy does

Combines only with Mythic A Mythic copy can only be merged with other Mythic copies of this card. Mythic and Standard copies never mix when leveling up.
Levels up faster Mythic follows a much cheaper combine curve, reaching the same level cap with far fewer copies than Standard. That is about ten times fewer for Commons, and less for higher rarities, which already need few copies.
Starts at a higher level A freshly minted Mythic enters play at Level 2, while a fresh Standard copy starts at Level 1.
+50% Collection Power Every Mythic copy is worth 1.5× its Standard Collection Power, lifting your league progress with the same card.

Getting Mythic copies

Mythic copies drop from pack openings at a low rate and can be acquired on the market. Combining Mythic copies follows the same merge flow as Standard ones: you just need far fewer of them to climb the level ladder.