Editing Cards (KHχ)

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'''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.

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.

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 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.

The alignment is mostly a cosmetic value that does not make much difference in the main portion of the gameplay, while it can trigger an additional damage boost called {{nihongo|'''EX Card Bonus'''|EXカードボーナス|EX kādo bōnasu}} during raids when using the correct Keyblade with the corresponding cards. The standard cards that the game was released with are called {{nihongo|'''Upright cards'''|アップライトカード|Appuraito kādo}} and only depict the heroes and supporting characters with a bright yellow and gold color scheme, while the {{nihongo|'''Reverse cards'''|リバースカード|Ribāsu kādo}} only show the villains and enemies in a dark blue and purple color scheme.

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:'''''Note''': Due to the amount of images, the cards are categorized into subpages based on rarity and type.''

===Rarity N===

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===Rarity N+===

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===Rarity R===

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===Rarity R+===

{{main|Cards (KHχ)/R+/Power}}

{{main|Cards (KHχ)/R+/Speed}}

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===Rarity SR===

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===Rarity SR+===

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[[File:Card 00000676 KHX.png|x150px|thumb|An SR+ Fairy Godmother card.]]

New Attack cards are released in a two-week cycle, while new Assist cards are only released every four weeks. Usually, these cards will be boosted until the next cycle, meaning their stats are multiplied by a factor for this time. Normally, the factor is tied to the rarity of the cards; the stats of R+ cards will be multiplied by 1.5, stats of SR cards by 2, and stats of SR+ cards by 3. Occasionally, SR+ cards' stats are also multiplied by 4.

It is also possible to boost cards by yourself using special [[Fairy Godmother]] cards. This boost will last a week and is also tied to the rarity of the Fairy Godmother card. A boosted card cannot be boosted again, as long as it is affected by the first boost.

Depending on the card's rarity, it can level up a certain number of times to improve its stats. The only way to achieve this is by fusing another card with it.

The amount of experience points gained from these material cards is, again, dependent upon the rarity, the level of the used cards, and the cards' type. For example an R+ card will provide more experience than an N card, while a card that is already at a certain level will also give more experience than a card at level 1. Using a material card of the same type as the base card to level up (e.g. using a Speed card to level up another Speed card) will result in a 1/5 experience boost. Furthermore, there are special Moogle cards which will provide a huge EXP boost.

Each material card that is used for synthesis costs a specific amount of [[Munny]], which is tied to the card's level. Occasionally, the game will half the synthesis costs or double the received experience from material cards for a limited amount of time.

[[File:Card 00000322 KHX.png|x150px|thumb|An SR Yen Sid card.]]

When the card reaches its maximum level, it cannot be leveled up further without using {{nihongo|'''Limit Cuts'''|リミットカット|Rimitto katto}}. To Limit Cut a card, it has to be synthesized with a duplicate of this card or, alternatively, with a [[Yen Sid]] card of the same rarity. Each Limit Cut raises the maximum level of the base card by 5; the maximum number of Limit Cuts is once again depended on the rarity of the card.

When a card hits its maximum level after all Limit Cuts have been used up, it reaches {{nihongo|'''High Purity'''|ハイピュリティ|Hai pyuriti}}; its background is changed to a rainbow-colored one, and it receives a permanent stat boost.

If an SR+ card has been "high purified," it can become an {{nihongo|'''Ultimate card'''|アルティメットカード|Arutimetto kādo}}. To ultimise a card, three {{nihongo|'''Gems'''|魔石|Maseki}} are needed, with their nature being dependent upon the card's type and alignment.

|1st Gem: Common||All||[[File:Rainbow Gem KHX.png|28px]]{{nihongo|'''Rainbow Gem'''|にじいろの魔石|Niji-iro no maseki}}

|rowspan="3"|2nd Gem: Alignment||Upright||[[File:Sun Gem KHX.png|28px]]{{nihongo|'''Sun Gem'''|たいようの魔石|Taiyou no maseki}}

|Reverse||[[File:Moon Gem KHX.png|28px]]{{nihongo|'''Moon Gem'''|つきの魔石|Tsuki no maseki}}

|Assist||[[File:Brilliant Gem KHX.png|28px]]{{nihongo|'''Brilliant Gem'''|うるわしの魔石|Uruwashi no maseki|lit. "Beautiful Gem"}}

|rowspan="4"|3rd Gem: Type||Power||[[File:Power Gem KHX.png|28px]]{{nihongo|'''Power Gem'''|つるぎの魔石|Tsurugi no maseki|lit. "Sword Gem"}}

|Speed||[[File:Speed Gem KHX.png|28px]]{{nihongo|'''Speed Gem'''|つばさの魔石|Tsubasa no maseki|lit. "Wing Gem"}}

|Magic||[[File:Magic Gem KHX.png|28px]]{{nihongo|'''Magic Gem'''|しんぴの魔石|Shinpi no maseki|lit. "Mystic Gem"}}

|Assist||[[File:Brilliant Gem KHX.png|28px]]{{nihongo|'''Brilliant Gem'''|うるわしの魔石|Uruwashi no maseki|lit. "Beautiful Gem"}}

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 Player to synthesize the cards with even more SR+ material cards for an even higher amount of times and higher maximum stats.

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.

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.

*[[Ending Card]]