I believe in you, you can do 5 minutes next time!!

I forgot to refresh the page this time. ^^

Next IG bundle then!

I buy all of them with a group buyer except VR bundles :b

It is. Unless they changed it since. But I got cards from the game myself, and I see that a lot of my friends currently have cards from this game too. Plus cards are up on the market to be bought or sold. They have 9 cards in total so that is 5 card drops you should be able to get. It's among my Booster Pack Eligibility list as well!
Been ages since I idled for cards in that game, but it was one of those slow ones. I see 6.4 hrs idle time.

Very interesting info. I had no idea this could happen. Thanks for the clarification!

And they eat clothes ;-

That's a specific type of moth, and the specifics of that are a bit different than the common rumor to that effect.
In short, it's that moth's larva which will eat clothing. Typically that's not an issue with active wardrobes, assuming you're tidy with, and attentive to them. It's more an issue with clothing stored for long periods of time with ways of accessing the clothing from the outside. You can wrap them in plastic to avoid any risk from parasites or other damages, and I believe that's the more common modern approach to storage- in the past, they would be stored with chemically treated "moth balls", hence the source of the modern phrase "mothballing"- putting something aside carefully so it can be revisited without issue in the future.

I don't know about pretty- isn't the distinction there really more of if you prefer larva or caterpillars, and if you prefer fuzzy, larger, bumpier bodies, or leaner, more chitinous ones? As far as the wings, perhaps butterfly species are more statistically inclined toward fancier colors and designs- with numbers of subspecies ranging in the tens of thousands for each of the two species, that'd be a daunting assessment to have to make a determination on. But as far as the breadth, butterflies and moths both have equitable grungyness leading up to comparably fancy aesthetics.

Presumably the only real difference is that the bland appearance and sometimes aggravating, confusingly suicidal, or destructive tendencies of "common" moths has led to the entire species being stigmatized, while butterflies have benefited from being symbolically associated with spring and beauty. Past that, there's pretty equitable comparisons to be made between individual subspecies of either species.

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