Season 1 of the WikiPass starts now and runs until Monday, November 23 at 00:00 Paris time. Fifty levels, two tracks, and every reward arrives by itself as soon as you reach its level.

The four cards, in Full art

Elton John — level 50 of the free track, for everyone.
IShowSpeed (level 15), the Manhattan Project (level 30) and Vladimir Putin (level 50) — premium track.
Every copy is numbered, in the order it is obtained. The print run closes at the end of the season: after that, the count never changes again. The lowest numbers go to the first players to get there.

Free track: 1,900 dust, 5 guaranteed packs (3 Epic, 1 Legendary, 1 Mythic), the animated Lacquer card back at level 49 and Elton John at 50.

Premium track (€4.99 / $5.49 / £4.49): a reward at every level — 5,450 dust, 17 packs, 8 guaranteed packs (including 4 Legendary, 2 Mythic and 1 Prism), the animated Furnace border as soon as you buy it, and three Full arts. It is retroactive: bought at level 30, it hands out the first 30 rewards at once. With 20 levels ahead: €9.99. Level bundles too (+5 for €1.99, +15 for €4.99). Purchase on the website.

Levelling up: a level costs 100 points at the start of the track, then more and more, up to 2,350 for the last one. A pack opened gives 10 points; a ranked game 30 (15 if lost), a casual game 15 (5 if lost), your first win of the day 50 more, the tutorial 100.

Two season leaderboards — ranked points won and packs opened: up to 25,000 dust for the winner of each, prizes down to 100th place, and the animated Nebula border for the top 10.

Shop: the Guilloché enamel card back replaces Stained glass, for one week.