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{{Youmay|the cards from Kingdom Hearts χ[chi]|the [[Cards|cards from ''Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories'']] or the [[Kingdom Hearts Trading Card Game|''Kingdom Hearts'' Trading Card Game]].}} | {{Youmay|the cards from Kingdom Hearts χ[chi]|the [[Cards|cards from ''Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories'']] or the [[Kingdom Hearts Trading Card Game|''Kingdom Hearts'' Trading Card Game]].}} | ||
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'''Cards''' are the most important gameplay mechanism in ''[[Kingdom Hearts χ|Kingdom Hearts χ[chi]]]'', greatly boosting | '''Cards''' are the most important gameplay mechanism in ''[[Kingdom Hearts χ|Kingdom Hearts χ[chi]]]'', greatly boosting {{c|Player|khx}}'s stats, providing the active and passive abilities as well as making use of special skills. | ||
==Story== | ==Story== | ||
When {{c|Player|KHχ}} first arrives in [[Daybreak Town]], [[Chirithy]] explains that cards (or {{nihongo|'''fragments'''|フラグメント|furagumento}}) are needed to draw out the power of the [[Keyblade]].{{storylink|Quest 1: Prologue}} Shortly after, a [[moogle]] bestows Player with their first set of cards. | When {{c|Player|KHχ}} first arrives in [[Daybreak Town]], [[Chirithy]] explains that cards (or {{nihongo|'''fragments'''|フラグメント|furagumento}}) are needed to draw out the power of the [[Keyblade]].{{storylink|Quest 1: Prologue}} Shortly after, a [[moogle]] bestows Player with their first set of cards. | ||
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The cards are divided into '''Attack cards''' and '''Assists cards''' and can be categorized by rarity, which spans from normal (N/N+) to rare (R/R+) to super rare (SR/SR+), by card type, or by alignment. | The cards are divided into '''Attack cards''' and '''Assists cards''' and can be categorized by rarity, which spans from normal (N/N+) to rare (R/R+) to super rare (SR/SR+), by card type, or by alignment. | ||
{{nihongo|'''Attack cards'''|アタックカード|Atakku kādo}} determine | {{nihongo|'''Attack cards'''|アタックカード|Atakku kādo}} determine Player's attack and defense values. There are three types: {{nihongo|'''Power'''|パワー|Pawā}}, {{nihongo|'''Speed'''|スピード|Supīdo}} and {{nihongo|'''Magic'''|マジック|Majikku}}, each with a different set of abilities and preferred by certain Keyblades, increasing their attack values momentarily. A full attack deck consists of nine cards. | ||
{{nihongo|'''Assist cards'''|アシストカード|Ashisuto kādo}} are responsible for the maximum number of health points and [[Lux]] gain rate. Usually, Assist cards do not have abilities. A full assist deck contains five cards. | {{nihongo|'''Assist cards'''|アシストカード|Ashisuto kādo}} are responsible for the maximum number of health points and [[Lux]] gain rate. Usually, Assist cards do not have abilities. A full assist deck contains five cards. | ||
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An Ultimate card receives a fourth skill slot, a new border, and it can be synthesized with other SR+ material cards to transfer a randomly chosen fraction of their stats to the Ultimate card. This can only be done a definite amount of times, and once this number is reached, the Ultimate card can go through {{nihongo|'''Rebirth'''|転生|Tensei}}. | An Ultimate card receives a fourth skill slot, a new border, and it can be synthesized with other SR+ material cards to transfer a randomly chosen fraction of their stats to the Ultimate card. This can only be done a definite amount of times, and once this number is reached, the Ultimate card can go through {{nihongo|'''Rebirth'''|転生|Tensei}}. | ||
A Rebirth of an Ultimate card once again requires Gems and lowers the stats of the card to the original High Purity stats plus a set fraction of the collective transferred stats, but it also allows | A Rebirth of an Ultimate card once again requires Gems and lowers the stats of the card to the original High Purity stats plus a set fraction of the collective transferred stats, but it also allows Player to synthesize the cards with even more SR+ material cards for an even higher amount of times and higher maximum stats. | ||
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There is also the option to reset a card to its original High Purity stats and number of Rebirths with a {{nihongo|'''Remembrance Gem'''|おもいでの魔石|Omoide no maseki}}. Using it also provides | There is also the option to reset a card to its original High Purity stats and number of Rebirths with a {{nihongo|'''Remembrance Gem'''|おもいでの魔石|Omoide no maseki}}. Using it also provides Player a certain number of Moogle material cards for each time stats were transferred to the Ultimate card. | ||
To reach the maximum stats of the Ultimate Card, it is essential to use highly boosted SR+ material cards instead of unboosted ones and boost the Ultimate Card before it is going through Rebirth to increase the fraction of stats that will be reduced. | To reach the maximum stats of the Ultimate Card, it is essential to use highly boosted SR+ material cards instead of unboosted ones and boost the Ultimate Card before it is going through Rebirth to increase the fraction of stats that will be reduced. | ||
==Acquisition== | ==Acquisition== | ||
Player can earn new cards by defeating [[Heartless]], opening [[chest]]s, trading Medals, or performing card draws by using Mog Points, Tickets, or Charge Munny. Often, timed missions or actions will also reward Player with limited cards. | |||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||