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Quote from Laytown >>

The economy of time means it doesn't make much sense for me to grind building up my collection to have full access so that i can experiment with deck ideas using a greater scope of cards (I don't have nearly everything). The hours spent grinding for collection building, is worth more in monetary value per hour than just purchasing a bundle, I don't understand how people don't get that. 

Does my leftover WoW gold converted into tokens ($15 each) count as real money?  If so, then a f*ckton.  If not, then $250-500 but a large proportion of that is gift cards for miscellaneous holidays.

Between $500-$1000, started in December 2015 and I have no shame. I play this game almost every day and I like to use a wide variety of decks. But I also don't want it to be the only game I play where I would have to spend ALL of my time grinding in game money when I could just spend some real hard-earned money to buy packs. Much more efficient, either way you're investing time and time IS money.

I've played since launch, spent $0, and to this day never felt like I needed to spend anything to compete or have fun.

Zero, though I have been playing long enough to feel bad about facing Bloodfen Raptor and the like. 

I’ve been past the final tier for a while, but it is likely similar to how much I spent on magic the gathering as well. It’s completely dependent on your means and willingness to play, but hearthstone for me has provided so much joy in the past 5 years that I can’t think of a game I have played more, with second place being over 1000 in csgo. It’s just a good game, and Wild has provided me so much fun. Recently it’s been a bit tiring, but hearthstone is always there when I’m ready for it, and I own all of the cards anyway, so I’m not too worried

UI spent around 150$ and have an ok collection with some control meta decks here and there. Although i haven`t spent anything in the last year. 

I had an idea not to spend too much, but still a little because i play a lot. With the new Year, I try to buy only the first expansion presale, so I have more packs when other expansions leave Standart. It is also easier to collect some gold for the following 2 expansions. What do you think?

$0 and counting...

Bought welcoming bundle and that's it.

Quote from IndykPtasiKrol >>

100 zł (Polish currency). Starter pack, 15 packs and 2 wings of karazhan.

You're gonna get a warning for necromancy bro 

Never bought packs, bought adventures though

A hell of a lot less than I've sunk into MTG. 

Quote from MafaRioch >>

I used to be an F2P player for a long time, but then I realized I'm better off buying expansions than farming for gold and take my free time elsewhere.

Quote from 0wing >>

Bought welcoming bundle and that's it.

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Quote from 0wing >>

Bought welcoming bundle and that's it.

 Same here.  $5 in about a year and a half.

I'd feel justified spending more, as I have sunk more hours into this than any other game in my life and I'm 43. 

But it comes to just being wise with your dust.  I've disenchanted cards that I wish I hadn't, like Doomsayer, Barnes, and Harrison Jones.  Now, with the upcoming rotation I'm saving up gold and keeping everything. 

 

Been playing this game for over 3 years and i´m glad i haven´t spent a dime on this game. Feels good. It´s just not worth it.

Quote from Tamponpakka >>

20k lol. Dont really care tho since money isnt issue

A lil less than $2k here, but I don't find that at all ridicules.  Over the course of my M:TG playing years, I spent WAY more than that, and played the game MUCH less often.  That's one of the main reason I've always liked HS over M:TG, since HS came out..... you can play a HS game any time, any where.  Plus, M:TG has just gotten out of control with all the new mechanics and what not.  M:TG circa 1993-1997 was one of the best games to play IMO.

Been playing since just before tgt and I've spent a total of $70- preordered Whispers and bought that Mammoth bundle a few weeks ago. I have probably around 85-90% of the cards that I really want in the game, so I'm pretty satisfied with that. I'm sure I will eventually preorder another expansion at some point and I will say that the Mammoth bundle was a great deal. I would gladly spend $20 once or twice a year on something like that. In fact, if Blizzard ever decided to some sort of annual subscription for something like bonus packs throughout the year, I would be totally on board.