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'''Premium Cards''' appear in ''[[Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories]]'' as an upgrade to normal playing cards, which lowers their CP cost while making it impossible to reload them normally. A Premium Card has the same appearance as its original form, except that its number has been embossed in gold, and its surface has been made glossy. However for a Premium Card to be unreloadable it has to be used in a combo attack. If it is used as the second or third card in a [[Sleight]] they can still be reloaded. | '''Premium Cards''' appear in ''[[Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories]]'' as an upgrade to normal playing cards, which lowers their CP cost while making it impossible to reload them normally. A Premium Card has the same appearance as its original form, except that its number has been embossed in gold, and its surface has been made glossy. However for a Premium Card to be unreloadable it has to be used in a combo attack. If it is used as the second or third card in a [[Sleight]] they can still be reloaded. | ||
A Premium Card can be created by picking up a '''Premium Bonus''', which are sometimes dropped by Heartless during battle. If a Premium Bonus is picked up, a spinning roulette containing the player's deck will appear once the battle ends. The player can either accept the Premium Bonus by pressing {{button|x}}, which will stop the roulette wheel and convert the card it lands on into a Premium Card, or reject it by pressing {{button|c}}, which will remove the roulette wheel and return the player to the map. Premium Bonuses drop most frequently in [[Premium Room]]s, [[White Room]]s, and [[Black Room]]s. Premium Cards can also be randomly purchased at the [[Moogle Shop]], and net increased Moogle Points when sold | A Premium Card can be created by picking up a '''Premium Bonus''', which are sometimes dropped by Heartless during battle. If a Premium Bonus is picked up, a spinning roulette containing the player's deck will appear once the battle ends. The player can either accept the Premium Bonus by pressing {{button|x}}, which will stop the roulette wheel and convert the card it lands on into a Premium Card, or reject it by pressing {{button|c}}, which will remove the roulette wheel and return the player to the map. Premium Bonuses drop most frequently in [[Premium Room]]s, [[White Room]]s, and [[Black Room]]s. Premium Cards can also be randomly purchased at the [[Moogle Shop]], and net increased Moogle Points when sold. | ||
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==Strategy== | ==Strategy== | ||
It is not always a good idea to upgrade cards to premium, due to their inability to be reloaded. However, it is often efficient to use them as the first card in a sleight since the card can only be used once. Also, if you use a Premium Card as part of a sleight, if it is not the first card, it will be reloaded despite being a Premium Card. <!-- I did this in Re:CoM countless times. Don't know if it works on CoM--> | It is not always a good idea to upgrade cards to premium, due to their inability to be reloaded. However, it is often efficient to use them as the first card in a sleight since the card can only be used once. Also, if you use a Premium Card as part of a sleight, if it is not the first card, it will be reloaded despite being a Premium Card. This means Sora can use a Premium Attack Cards in Sleights that use a magic card first, such as [[Lethal Frame]] and still be able to reload it normally for a Sleight that uses all Attack Cards. <!-- I did this in Re:CoM countless times. Don't know if it works on CoM--> | ||
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