Since you might get free cards when melting two Toys that have not been melted before in the same epoch (=new recipe), we must deduct the value/cost of that free Toy in order to get the real value of a Toy.

The first column shows you the cost in turn fees if you were unlucky enough to get no free cards at all.
The next column shows you the cost if every melt gave you an additional free card.

Since the truth will be somewhere in between, the last column is the average.

So, how to use the table to estimate the costs to create a certain card?

Let’s take the Dragonslayer (“Slayer”) as example:

1. Average total fees = 80 turn fees. With the current turn fee of 0.0075 BNB/turn, this equals to 80 * 0.0075 BNB = 0.6 BNB.
2. Cost of gas +25%. = 0.6BNB * 1.25 = 0.75 BNB.

So your Dragonslayer will cost you about 0.75 BNB.

The Godhood Token

You might be wondering about the Godhood Token. It’s calculation is a little different, since you have to sacrifice all 127 Toys types you created. But the net cost of the Godhood Token is indeed currently 2.019975 BNB (sacrifice gas fees not included!).

You usually spend a little more to win, since there is randomness in melting and praying that gives you Toys that you already have for your enlightenment.

However, you keep those duplicate Toys and can use them for the next enlightenment.

So, the NET cost to win the game is, indeed, somewhere between 2.5 and 2.8 BNB (including the sacrifice gas fees).