• What is a Gold card?

  A Gold card is a rare, cosmetically enhanced, tradable card. Gold cards can only be acquired by winning three consecutive matches in a given Conquest, or by purchasing them from another player via the Skyweaver Market. The price of a Gold card is determined by other players in the open market. In other words, different Gold cards will have different prices, depending on the supply and demand of each Gold card.Some readers

• Skyweaver Card Art for Redesign

  To further improve our flow in prioritizing Golds that have complete/near complete art, we are sharing with our Community a list of gold cards that are planned to be redesigned soon. Headcase 1056 Alight 4016 Trapper Keeper 4002 Psyche 21 Icy Touch 100 Click here for a complete list of cards scheduled for art redesign. Feel free to let us know what you think by joining our offiSome readers

• How much will a Silver card cost?

  The price of a Silver card is determined by other players on the open market. In other words, different Silver cards will have different prices, depending on the supply and demand of each Silver card.Some readers

• What is a Silver card?

  A Silver card is a tradable card that can be obtained from Ranked Rewards (i.e. ranking highly on the leaderboard) or Conquest mode. Silver cards can be purchased from and sold to other players via the Skyweaver Market. The price of a Silver card is determined by other players on the open market. In other words, different Silver cards will have different prices, depending on the supply and demand of each Silver card.Some readers

• Can players use all the cards in their decks?

  There are two limitations: You can only choose one or two Prisms in a Constructed deck or Discovery march. Single-Prism decks are composed of 20 cards. Dual-Prism decks have 30 cards (Constructed). In Discovery, both Single and Dual Prism decks have 25 cards. ​Some readers

• Do Skyweaver cards have rarity?

  For Base cards: No. All Base cards have the same probability of being unlocked for free through gameplay. ​ ​For Silver cards (NFTs): No. All Silver cards have the same probability of being awarded to skilled players via Ranked Rewards (i.e. ranking highly on the leaderboard) or Conquest. ​ ​For Gold cards (NFTs): Yes. Every week, eight unique cards will be available as Golds to be won in Conquest. Every week, there will be a new set of eight unique cards that can be won. ThSome readers

• How much does a Gold card cost?

  The price of a Gold card is determined by other players on the open market. In other words, different Gold cards will have different prices, depending on the supply and demand of each Gold card.Some readers

• What is a Base card?

  A Base card is a non-tradable card. Base cards are unlocked by playing matches, gaining XP and leveling up in Skyweaver.Few readers

• How many cards are available right now?

  Skyweaver constantly adds new cards through expansions, new seasons, and as the game continues to evolve.Few readers

• How can I unlock the Heroes and Starter Decks?

  New to the game? There are 5 Starter Decks in total; one for each prism. Each set has 30 cards. You can unlock them together with their corresponding Heroes in Skypass. Heroes determine the types of cards you can wield in a match and therefore are tied to Starter decks. As you level up, you will unlock the different Heroes and their corresponding Starter decks. There are no Starter decks for dual prism heroes since you would have already unlocked one from each of the two prisms. TheFew readers

• What determines which cards I unlock on Skypass?

  The cards you can unlock on Skypass will come from either the latest expansion; or the core collection, which includes all cards released prior to the newest expansion. There will be an icon on the reward which will indicate the type of card you will unlock. The prism of the card you will unlock depends on the Hero you played during your last match prior to claiming the reward on Skypass. For instance, if you used Fox during your last match, the next card you will unlock will come from eitFew readers

• What are the differences between Base, Silver and Gold cards?

  There are a few key differences between Base, Silver and Gold cards, and those differences relate to cosmetic/grade, ownership/tradability, and rarity. Re: Grade: Base, Silver and Gold each represent a different cosmetic grade of card. I.e. you could have a Base version of the card Starfield, you could own a Silver version of the card Starfield, and you could own a Gold version of the card Starfield. Base, Silver, and Gold cards are visually distinct from one another. The coFew readers

• When do newly released cards become available for purchase in the Market?

  Generally, silver versions of new/expansion cards become available for purchase right away after they are released. There may be times when they get delayed, but should be available pretty quickly for the most part.Few readers

• What are the type of cards being used in playing Skyweaver?

  Currently, we have 3 types of cards: Units, Spells, and Enchants: Units are permanent, until defeated or consumed by another effect. You can recognize them by the polygonal shape of their internal card frame. Units have individual Attack and Life pools, which can be further enhanced or reduced through several means. (https://horizon-blockchain-games-44a623efc103.iFew readers