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Created page with "thumb|200px|link=Patches|[[Patches is an example of a hybrid card, being a Character and Toy simultaneously.]]A ''Hybrid'' card is a colloquial term used to refer to cards that are more than one card type simultaneously (e.g Character and Toy), and as such also count towards a player's maximum limit for each respective card type simultaneously. For example, a Character/Toy hybrid card (Like Patches) cannot be played if the player's Pl..." |
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For example, a Character/Toy hybrid card (Like [[Patches]]) cannot be played if the player's [[Playground]] already has the maximum number of Characters allowed, even if there is space for Toys, and vice versa. | For example, a Character/Toy hybrid card (Like [[Patches]]) cannot be played if the player's [[Playground]] already has the maximum number of Characters allowed, even if there is space for Toys, and vice versa. | ||
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Revision as of 10:45, 4 May 2026
A Hybrid card is a colloquial term used to refer to cards that are more than one card type simultaneously (e.g Character and Toy), and as such also count towards a player's maximum limit for each respective card type simultaneously.
For example, a Character/Toy hybrid card (Like Patches) cannot be played if the player's Playground already has the maximum number of Characters allowed, even if there is space for Toys, and vice versa.
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