Understanding Your Cards
A closer look at what makes your cards uniquely yours! ✧
Every Karuta card has unique information that helps you identify, inspect, and manage it. Learning how to read these details makes navigating your collection much easier.
01 Viewing Your Cards
Every card you collect is stored in your collection.
Opening your collection
k!collectionkcViewing an individual card
k!view <card code>kv <card code>Example: kv abc123. Replace abc123 with your card code.
You can also view another player's card if you know its code. Viewing a card does not give you ownership of it.
02 Understanding Card Codes
Every Karuta card has a unique code identifying that specific copy, such as abc123.
Card codes are used for viewing, trading, giving, customization, and collection management.
A card code is different from its print number. The code identifies the individual card, while the print number identifies its position within a character's edition.
03 Reading Card Information
When you view a card, Karuta displays several details that help you understand what you're looking at.
Card information
A companion panel to explain the details visible in the adjacent screenshot.
- Character
- Featured character
- Series
- Source series
- Edition
- Artwork edition
- Print number
- Quality
- Condition
- Wishlist
- Wish count
- Card Code
- Unique identifier
What each detail means
| Detail | What it means |
|---|---|
| Character | The character featured on the card |
| Series | Where the character originates |
| Edition | The card's artwork edition |
| Its print number | |
| Quality | Its current condition |
| Wishlist (WL) | How many players have wished for the character |
| Card Code | Its unique identifier |
These details help identify a card, but they don't automatically determine its trading value.
04 Viewing Additional Card Information
Karuta also provides a command for inspecting more detailed information about individual cards.
k!cardinfo <card code>kci <card code>Example: kci abc123
Depending on the card, this can reveal additional information about its history, customization, and other recorded attributes.
Some details only appear when the relevant feature has been used.