The ten packs
#Each pack is tied to a single series. The price rises with the size and age of the pool, not with the odds. A cheap pack is not a worse pack; it is a smaller pool with the same public rarity curve.
Season 1
100 coins
Season 2
200 coins
Season 3
300 coins
Memes
250 coins
Llama Wars
150 coins
Hollywool
150 coins
Llamavision
250 coins
LSC 2026
10,000 coins
Rare Fleece
350 coins
The Long Night
350 coins
Odds and guarantees
#The public curve is 50% Common, 30% Rare, 15% Epic, 4.5% Legendary, and 0.5% Divine. Ancient and Secret cards are outside the standard roll. The odds are per card, and the game shows the same rates on the pack detail panel.
| Rarity | Chance |
|---|---|
| Common | 50% |
| Rare | 30% |
| Epic | 15% |
| Legendary | 4.5% |
| Divine | 0.5% |
Auto open and bulk pulls
#Auto open lets you set conditions for a bulk pull and walk away. You can stop on a rarity, a finish, a new card, or a grade. The game resolves the pulls and shows the results in a summary instead of one reveal at a time.
Bulk pulls do not change the odds. They only change how many pulls you start and how the results are presented.
Series completion rewards
#Collect every card in a series to unlock the collector reward. Reach perfection with all cards at grade 10.0 to unlock the second, stronger reward. The LSC 2026 event pack uses event mission rewards instead of a collector and perfection pair.
The album tracks both states separately. A series can be complete without being perfect, and the game shows the gap on the series card.
Frequently asked questions
How many booster packs are in Llama Legends?
Ten. Nine are permanent themed packs, and the LSC 2026 pack is a limited event pack.
Can I buy packs with real money?
No. Packs cost Llama Coins, which you earn through work, the Arena, expeditions, patrols, missions, and other gameplay.
Do all packs have the same drop rates?
Yes. The public rarity curve is the same. The difference is the card pool behind each pack.
What is the best pack to buy first?
Start with the cheapest pack that matches a series you want to complete. The odds are equal, so the series reward and the cards you need matter more than the price.