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# Cards

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**Cards** are the core gameplay item and a unique NFT asset. Use them to build your battle deck and defeat other players. Up to 6 cards can be used in gameplay. Currently, they can only be obtained from special **Genesis packs** - [<mark style="color:green;">**Genesis card packs**</mark>](/whitepaper/nft/genesis-card-packs.md)

Initially, the game is planned to launch with over 200+ different cards.

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**Card Rarity**

* ⚪ Common
* 🔵 Rare
* 🟣 Epic
* 🟡 Legendary
* 💎 Mythic

**Card Parameters**

* 📇 Name
* 📋 Description
* 🖼️ Image
* ⏳ Activation timer (how often the card triggers its effects)
* 🏷️ Attributes (some cards, talents, or heroes interact with cards of specific attributes)
* 📶 Power

❗ To participate in the game, each player needs at least one card and one hero in their inventory

❗No more than 2 copies of the same card

❗ The game has rarity limits when building a deck! (Common and Rare cards have no limits) — Maximum 1 Legendary 🟡 — Maximum 1 Epic 🟣


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