① Attribute

Cards come in four types: Fire, Water, Wood, and Neutral. There are no attribute advantages, with each having its own unique characteristics. Neutral cards can be used by all avatars, serving as an element that increases deck-building flexibility.

② Cost

Cards consume resources when used. You can play multiple cards per turn as long as the total cost stays within 10—higher-cost decks mean fewer actions per turn. Whether you favor decisive strikes or tactical setups, your choices define your playstyle and give value to cards of every cost.

③ Limit Break

A system that lets you strengthen cards by combining duplicates. Depending on the card, enhancements may increase damage, extend effect duration, or provide other powerful upgrades. Each rarity has its own Limit Break cap, and a fully enhanced card becomes a game-changing presence within your deck.

④ Rarity

Cards are classified into five rarity tiers: Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, and Legend. Higher rarity cards are more limited in availability, requiring strategic planning and offering greater value.

⑤ Effect Type Icon

A visual element to identify the card effect type. Designed to be visually distinguishable by effect category, such as offensive, placement, or healing. Facilitates smooth situational awareness during battle and supports intuitive play.

⑥ Damage Amount

A value that represents a card's attack power. Even the same card can deal more damage when enhanced through Limit Break. It is one of the key stats that guides deck-building decisions and card selection.