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# Card Rarities
Card Rarities determine how likely a certain card is to be found in a Booster Pack or Loot Chest. The rarity, along with the set, determines how many copies need to be combined to level up a card to reach its Maximum Potential.
### Legendary
Rimmed with gold before being revealed, Legendary cards are the rarest in Splinterlands, with the lowest total supply per card.
In Booster Packs, the normal chance of revealing a Legendary is 0.8%, but this chance can be doubled to 1.6% by using a **Legendary Potion** charge.
Your chances of finding a Legendary Reward Card in a Card Containing **Loot Chest:**\
**Bronze** Loot Chest: 0.2% chance.\
**Silver** Loot Chest: 0.8% chance.\
**Gold** Loot Chest: 1.2% chance.\
**Diamond** Loot Chest: 1.6% chance,\
**Champion** Loot Chest: 3.2% chance.
### Epic
Rimmed with purple before being revealed, Epic cards are the second most rare type of card in Splinterlands.
In Booster Packs, the chance of revealing an Epic card is 4.8%. The 4.8% chance is the same whenever a card is found inside a Loot Chest.
### Rare
Rare cards are rimmed with blue before being revealed. At least one card that is *Rare or better* is guaranteed in every Booster Pack.
The chance is revealing a Rare card when opening Booster Packs and card-containing Loot Chests is 24.8%.
### Common
Common cards are found 69.6% of the time when a card is revealed in a **Booster Pack** (or 68.8% with Legendary potions).
Your chances of finding a Common Reward Card in a Card Containing **Loot Chest**:\
**Bronze** Loot Chest: 70.2% chance.\
**Silver** Loot Chest: 69.6% chance.\
**Gold** Loot Chest: 69.2% chance.\
**Diamond** Loot Chest: 68.8% chance,\
**Champion** Loot Chest: 67.2% chance.
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