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→Booster Packs: explain the rarity pools used for packs; rewrite the pack table intro
This game follows the real [[OCG]] booster packs with some slight variations and different covers (in the Japanese version it uses the same real covers). However, some of the special packs (namely the Millennium Puzzle ones) don't.
Each pack contains four common cards and one rare card; the rare card is selected from several possible pools as follows: {| class="wikitable"|-! ! scope="col" | Pool 1! scope="col" | Pool 2! scope="col" | Pool 3! scope="col" | Pool 4! scope="col" | Pool 5! scope="col" | Pool 6! scope="col" | Pool 7! scope="col" | Pool 8|-! scope="row" | Rarity| [[Common]] || [[Rare]] || [[Super Rare]] || [[Ultra Rare]] || [[Secret Rare]] || [[Normal Rare]] || || |-! scope="row" | Odds| 116/180 || 36/180 || 12/180 || 6/180 || 4/180 || 3/180 || 2/180 || 1/180|-|} Here the "Rarity" row indicates the ''OCG''/''TCG'' rarity that the cards in the pool correspond to, and the "Odds" row shows the odds of the pool being selected (if a pool is chosen, all cards in that pool have an equal chance of being picked). No sets in ''The Eternal Duelist Soul'' have cards in pools 7 or 8, and because of the way pool selection works (if the selected pool is a list empty, the next-most-common pool with the Boosters at least one card is picked), this means that pool 6 functionally has selection odds of 6/180, making it more common than pool 5 and their as common as pool 4. The following packs are available in-game. The table also lists each pack's real-life packs (when applicable):equivalent set, if there is one.
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|[[Multi-colored Millenium Puzzle (EDS-BP)|Multi-colored Millenium Puzzle]]||n/a||Beat Simon or collect all cards<br>
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