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| - In both Covenant and From the New World, the card is obtained the first time you speak with Gerard.
- Japanese shops almost all seem to have "point card" systems where you get points every time you shop there. Some shops may not like giving them out to foreigners, but don't be put off if you think you'll be going back there.
- A Point Card is by far the most common card in any deck. Sometimes they even make up 60% of the deck! They either add or subtract a definite number of points. For example, "+1200 points", "-350 points", and the absolutely most common of all, "+100 points", are all Point Cards. Note that most 1kBWC decks ought to keep a certain ratio of Point Cards to Effect Cards; Effect Cards aren't much good without cards to manipulate, and playing only with Point Cards can get tedious.
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| - In both Covenant and From the New World, the card is obtained the first time you speak with Gerard.
- A Point Card is by far the most common card in any deck. Sometimes they even make up 60% of the deck! They either add or subtract a definite number of points. For example, "+1200 points", "-350 points", and the absolutely most common of all, "+100 points", are all Point Cards. Note that most 1kBWC decks ought to keep a certain ratio of Point Cards to Effect Cards; Effect Cards aren't much good without cards to manipulate, and playing only with Point Cards can get tedious. The way cards work varies between games. In some forms, cards add an amount to the player's scoresheet, meaning if the card is later removed the score isn't, while in others, particularly forms which don't use scoresheets, the card actually represents the points themselves.
- Japanese shops almost all seem to have "point card" systems where you get points every time you shop there. Some shops may not like giving them out to foreigners, but don't be put off if you think you'll be going back there.
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