CCR WIKI / 02
Cards
Understand how series, five-card sets, colors, and daily availability fit together.
Card Sets
A series groups a theme; a set is one collection within that series; each set contains five distinct cards. Matching names from different series do not make a valid set. Use the series and set labels together when sorting cards.
Collection goals can be as small as finishing one favorite set or as broad as completing a whole series in one color. Save cards that fill a gap, and use the Vault for sets that need more time.
Card Numbers
Every set contains cards numbered 1 through 5. Forging requires one of each number from the same set and series, with all five sharing one color. Five copies of card 1 do not complete a set.
The number identifies a card’s position in its set; it is not a level or a power rating. Check number and color before discarding a duplicate, because the same number in a different color may belong to another collection goal.
Rarity
The card colors are white (Common), green (Uncommon), blue (Rare), purple (Epic), orange (Legendary), and black (Ultimate). Black (Ultimate) is the highest rarity. All five cards must match in color for a valid forge.
A card’s color is assigned when it is obtained. Completing a white or green set is still meaningful: all valid forges produce a museum Relic and grant experience. See the Relics chapter for exact rewards and supply limits.
Daily Cards
Daily set availability follows Beijing time (UTC+8). The visible list begins with today’s newly scheduled set, then yesterday’s, then the previous day’s. At level 5 and above, returning daily selections join the list.
Level 1 sees 2 sets; levels 2–4 see 3; levels 5–9 see 4; levels 10–19 see 5; levels 20–29 see 6; level 30 sees 7. A daily change does not remove cards you saved in your hand or Vault. Today’s Sets in the game shows the current schedule.