Sacrifice Cards
The [p]sacrifice [s] command allows users to sacrifice cards from their collection.
Sacrificing cards results in their permanent removal from the user's collection. This action guarantees the user a sum of gold, along with a moderate chance to acquire ashes, with rewards varying based on the card's tier. Mastery points are also rewarded the first time a card is sacrificed, scaled according to the card's demand at the time of sacrifice.
Mastery Points by Wishlist Count
| Wishlist Count | Mastery Points |
|---|---|
| 0-4 | 1 point |
| 5-24 | 5 points |
| 25-49 | 15 points |
| 50-99 | 30 points |
| 100+ | 50 points |
What Happens to the Card?
Sacrificing always grants its rewards, but it does not always permanently destroy the card. The result depends on whether the card is printless, a Legacy print, or an RNG print.
| Card type | Destination | |
|---|---|---|
| Printless | — | Deleted |
| Legacy | L-1–L-9 | Black Market |
| Legacy | L-10–L-1000 | Vault |
| RNG | 1–9 | Black Market |
| RNG | 10–99 | Vault |
| RNG | 100 or higher | Deleted |
- Black Market: prints
1–9are sent there for other players to bid on. - Vault: the card moves to Kana's collection with its frame and other customizations removed, so it can reappear in a future drop.
- Deleted: the card is permanently removed.
For an explanation of the Legacy, RNG, and printless systems, see Prints.
Mastery points are subject to dynamic adjustment and will update in response to changes in card demand.
- Command:
[p]sacrifice - Alias: [
s] - Parameters:
- (Optional)
<card code>- The card's unique identifier. - If no card code is provided, it defaults to the user's last acquired non-sacrificed card.
- (Optional)
Sacrificing Multiple Cards
To sacrifice several cards in one go, use the [p]batchsacrifice [bs, batchsac, bsac] command. You can pass a list of card codes or a tag filter, and Kana shows a summary of everything that will be sacrificed before you confirm.
- Command:
[p]batchsacrifice <card codes or tags...> - Alias: [
bs,batchsac,bsac] - Parameters:
<card codes or tags...>- A space-separated list of card codes (for exampleabc123 def456), or a tag filter (for examplet:duplicates).
Batch sacrifice removes every matching card at once. Double-check the summary before confirming, and consider tagging the cards you want to keep so you can filter them out.
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