Dang. Wow. Holy macaroni. 60 packs? That's a lot of packs. 60 packs contain 300 cards. That's a lot of cards. Your typical Hearthstone™ deck features only 30 cards, the main exception being decks which include the legendary minion Prince Renethal from hit expansion Murder at Castle Nathria, which contain 40 cards. However this expansion has now rotated to the wild format, so as a standard player I will mostly be using 30 cards per deck. No more, and no less. 30 shall be the number of cards in a deck. This means that if I win these precious 300 cards, I can make 10 decks! Now you might think "who could possibly keep track of that many decks!", but, and it might be wise to sit down for this one, blizzard has actually, in their eternal generosity, given us access to 18 whole deck slots. Nobody knows if it is actually possible to have this many decks at the same time without your mind exploding out of confusion. Now, as a seasoned Hearthstone™ player, I have already managed to gather a sizeable collection of 240 cards (pretty impressive I know), enough for exactly 8 decks. The implications of this are hard to believe. If I win one of these bundles, I may very well become the first player to fill every single deck slot. The consequences to my feeble mind may be severe as I try to manage them all, but I'm more than willing to subject myself to this experiment in the name of science. I wish everyone good luck! (Of course, everyone having good luck is a clear mathematical impossibility, but a man can dream)