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Cards are the main collectibles available in Plants vs. Zombies Heroes. They are the main methods used by plant and zombie heroes to combat the opposing side.
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Overview
Cards are divided into three major categories: fighter cards, trick cards, and environment cards. A fighter card spawns a friendly fighter on the field when it is played, which in most cases attack enemy fighters or the opposing hero, and is destroyed and removed once its health reaches 0. A trick card can do a variety of things when it is played, ranging from making additional friendly fighters, modifying their attributes or destroying enemy fighters, to gaining or adding cards from or into the player's deck. After the ability ends, the trick card is automatically removed for the match. Finally, an environment card is played similar to a trick card that affects a selected ground lane and all compatible fighters on it while it is present, and is overridden and removed once another environment card is played on the same lane.
Each card also has a set of attributes, such as cost ( / ), strength ( ), health ( ), class, and tribe - one of which is a superpower, a special kind of card that is costs 1 only, is gained at the start of the game and every time the hero successfully blocks an attack, unless otherwise specified.
At the start of the game, each player is given four cards to their hand, and is also given the chance to replace each card once with another random one taken from the player's deck. Each player is also given a random superpower card from the player's list of available cards, which cannot be replaced. The player also draws a card from their deck starting from the second turn, and there are certain abilities that can give the player additional cards, either from or outside the deck. Each player can only have ten cards in their hand at once before the game stops giving them cards. The player that exhausts their card supply first loses the game.
Decks are required to have forty cards, and four of a single type of card can be put in at most. Therefore, it is very important to consider what cards are needed. Superpowers do not count to the deck's total number of cards, bringing this technical number to 44.
A card can be played providing that the card's cost does not exceed the player's currency stockpile balance, and that there are valid targets (for trick cards) or lanes (for fighter cards) for the card. Once the card is played, the player's currency stockpile balance is decreased by an amount equal to the card's cost. Plants can play fighter, trick, and environment cards all at the same time since they only have one play turn before the "Fight!" phase occurs. Zombies have two separate phases, the first exclusive to fighters and the second for tricks and environments, before the "Fight!" phase occurs.
Tribes
Each side has unique tribes that can allow cards to create synergies. Each class has a main tribe, as well as a number of cards that can form synergy with the main tribe of the class. An example of a plant synergy is Buff-Shroom boosting Shroom for Two, both part of the mushroom tribe, the main tribe of the Kabloom class, and an example of a zombie synergy is Zombot Drone Engineer boosting Space Cadet, both part of the science tribe, the main tribe of the Brainy class.
Note that there are also examples of fighters within main tribes outside of the class, such as Fume-Shroom being a mushroom plant in the Solar class, and Disco-Tron being a science zombie in the Crazy class.
Turn order
The zombies' fighter turn comes first, followed by the plants' combined turn, followed in turn by the zombies' trick turn, after which the "Fight!" phase occurs during which fighters engage in combat against the opposing side. Destroyed/used cards are removed and the turn order starts over from the beginning.
In the "Fight!" phase, zombie fighters attack first, then plant fighters attack afterwards (even if the plant fighter has its health down to 0 after being attacked). Because of this, the game immediately ends if a Strikethrough zombie defeats the plant hero, even if there is a plant in the same lane with Strikethrough that is about to finish off the zombie hero.
  Attribute Description  Class Determines the hero(es) that can play the card. In deck construction, a hero can only include cards from the 2 classes it leads with no exception. However, off-class cards can be obtained through card effects such as making or Conjuring.  Tribe  Normal Determines the effects that the card can be subjected to. Every card is in at least one tribe, and some are in two or more tribes at the same time. Several abilities only affect fighters in certain tribes: For example, all plants in the pea tribe gain bonus strength points when they are played behind a Torchwood. However, some tribes do not interact with any abilities and are purely cosmetic.  Superpower A superpower is a special tribe of card that can only be obtained at the start of the game, when you block an attack, or Conjured by other cards.  Environment An environment card is a type of card that creates a special rule on the lane it is played on, and lasts permanently unless another environment card is played on that lane. Note that cards in this tribe do not count as a trick, thus not activating abilities that are related to tricks.  Sun/Brain cost( / ) Determines the cost of the card.  Strength ( ) Fighter exclusive. Determines the amount of damage the fighter does to the opposing hero or fighter(s).  Health ( ) Fighter exclusive. Determines the amount of damage the fighter withstands. A fighter is destroyed and removed once its health reaches 0.  Traits/Effects Determines the traits a fighter has, or the effect a card's trait or ability gives. See the Traits and Effects section.  Abilities Determines the abilities of the card, if any are present.  Rarity Determines the chance of that card being obtained through card drops or booster packs. Superpowers are not obtainable via such methods, but they do have their rarity listed; hero-specific superpowers are legendary cards, while all other superpowers are super-rare.
Traits
Although every fighter is unique, many of them share common traits, which the player needs to know to use them the best way. Present here is a list of traits that many fighters have, along with an explanation and a few examples of them:
Afterlife (Archived content)
Any fighter with this trait returns to the owner’s hand as a “ghost version” token of itself when it is destroyed. The ghost version is identical to the original fighter but without the Afterlife trait.
This trait was removed on update 1.16.10; instead, both zombies with this trait now explicitly state in their ability description that the appropriate card is gained upon them being destroyed.
Amphibious
Any fighter with this trait is not restricted to just the ground or heights lanes in terms of placement, but can also be played on aquatic lanes. If not played there, they can also be moved to the aquatic lane.
Plants
Zombies
Anti-Hero
Any fighter with this trait gains a set amount of strength when no enemy fighters are in their lane. Playing anything in front of an enemy fighter with the trait de-activates its Anti-Hero trait.
Plants
Zombies
Armored
Any fighter with this trait takes reduced damage when it is attacked, with the number specifying the amount of damage that is subtracted. If the damage done is less than (or equal to) the resistance number, the fighter does not take any damage. However, this trait does not protect the fighter from any tricks or abilities that reduce its stats by a set amount.
Plants
Zombies
Bullseye
Any fighter with this trait does not fill up either (for Galacta-Cactus' case) hero's Super-Block Meter upon doing damage to them.
Plants
Zombies
Deadly
Any fighter with this trait always destroys any fighter it sucessfully does damage to. Heroes are not affected.
Double Strike
Any fighter with this trait does a bonus attack after surviving combat on its lane.
Frenzy
Any fighter that has this trait does a bonus attack if it destroys an enemy fighter and survives without being destroyed itself. Zombies will only do a bonus attack if they destroy a plant with their attack, and not through their abilities. For example, although Supernova Gargantuar can destroy several plants with his ability, he will not do any bonus attacks for destroying those plants. This also does not apply if Soul Patch is destroyed without being attacked directly.
Gravestone
Any fighter with this trait is not revealed until the zombie hero's Tricks phase begins - they are instead concealed by a gravestone. The opposing hero cannot see how many brains are spent on that fighter until the next "Zombie Tricks" phase. While it is concealed, the fighter is immune to all methods of damage and card abilities (from both the plant and zombie side), with Cool Bean, Grave Buster, Spyris, Grave Mistake, Blockbuster, and Winter Squash (in combination with Cool Bean) being the only exceptions.
Zombies with this trait cannot be played on a zombie with a Fusion ability, but may appear without a gravestone if it is obtained by another card's ability. Additionally, playing a gravestone does not count as playing the fighter itself until it is revealed normally in the "Zombie Tricks" phase, and this extends to "When played" abilities as well. Any passive abilities, such as Defensive End's, will not activate while that zombie is in a gravestone. Lastly, if any zombies in a gravestone are destroyed, the "When destroyed" abilities will not activate.
Hunt
Any fighter with this trait moves to where an opposing fighter is played or made most recently, unless that lane is already occupied by either a non Team-Up plant or a zombie.
Plants
Zombies
Overshoot
Fighters with the Overshoot trait will inflict a specified amount of damage to the enemy hero, provided if it lives after any environment effects before actual combat. As long as the fighter is alive, this will always occur. This attack is not tied to strength, nor is it considered as a standard attack, so Freezing cards and Wing-Nut will not disable it.
Overshoot does not stack. Only the trait with the highest damage is applied.
Splash Damage
Any fighter with this trait does a certain amount of damage to fighters on adjacent lanes, in addition to the lane it is on when it attacks. Heroes, however, do not take Splash Damage if said lanes are empty. Splash Damage cannot be increased or decreased in any way, even if the fighter's strength has been increased or decreased. Splash Damage can be suppressed if the fighter has 0 strength, but comes back once its strength is reboosted to at least 1.
Strikethrough
Any fighter with this trait does damage to all enemy fighters on its lane, as well as the opposing hero.
Plants
Zombies
Team-Up
Any fighter with this trait can be played on a lane that is already occupied by an allied fighter. Likewise, any other allied fighter can be played on the lane occupied with a fighter that has Team-Up. The position does not matter, but only two fighters are allowed on each lane.
Untrickable
Any fighter with this trait is unable to be affected by the opposing hero's tricks, but not those played by the allied hero.
Plants
Zombies
Effects
Some abilities either have, or afflict other fighters with certain effects. Present here is a list of effects in the game, along with an explanation on each of them:
Bonus Attack
Any fighter that receives this effect attacks again as long it manages to survive combat on its lane. Any plant fighter with the Double Strike trait, as well as any zombie fighter with the Frenzy trait, gets this effect.
Plants
Zombies
Bounce
Any fighter that receives this effect is returned to the owner's hand, with their stats reverted to their base stats and all given traits removed. (For example, a zombie boosted by Maniacal Laugh will lose the Frenzy trait and the stat boost when Bounced.) If the stats are directly altered while the fighter is in the hero's hand, however, Bouncing will not reset its stats and given traits.
Plants
Zombies
Conjure
Add either a specified card (which is called Gaining instead), or a random card(s) of a specified cost, tribe, rarity, or set from the entire game.
Plants
Zombies
Destroy
Instantly remove a fighter on the field. It does not count as doing damage (thus not activating "When hurt" abilities), but it will activate "When destroyed" abilities. For example, if the plant hero plays Squash on Gas Giant, it will not do 1 damage to all other plants and zombies ("When hurt" ability), but it will do 5 damage to the plant hero ("When destroyed" ability).
Plants
Zombies
Draw
Add a random card(s) from your deck to your hand, unless your hand is full.
Plants
Zombies
Freeze
Any fighter that receives this effect is immobilized, forcing it to skip its next attack. Playing a card that makes the immobilized fighter do a bonus attack instantly cancels out the Freeze effect. Plant fighters with the Double Strike trait will attack once after being thawed if they survive combat.
Plants
Zombies
Heal
Restore health of a damaged fighter, the hero, or both. Certain restrictions may be present on some cards.
Plants
Zombies
Make
A fighter is played automatically, activating any abilities relevant to playing a card, if possible.
Plants
Zombies
Move
Any fighter that receives this effect changes its position to another lane. Certain restrictions may be present on some cards.
Plants
Zombies
Shielded/Can't be hurt
Any fighter that receives this effect is unable to take damage in any way. This effect cannot nullify instant-kill and stat-lowering tricks and abilities as they do not count as doing damage.
Plants
Zombies
Shuffle
Add a specific card(s) into your deck.
Plants
Zombies
Transform
Any fighter that receives this effect immediately transforms into a random fighter that meets a certain criterion, if any.
Plants
Zombies
Abilities
While there are a plethora of ways an ability can activate, there are some that are officially named and categorized. Present here is a list of named abilities, along with an explanation of them and examples of fighters with them:
Dino-Roar
This ability activates whenever a turn starts or whenever its owner Conjures, Draws or Gains card. If multiple cards are Conjured, Drawn or Gained at the same time, Dino-Roar activates for every card obtained.
Plants
Zombies
Evolution
This ability activates when the fighter with this ability is played on a fighter that meets the criterion. The fighter that meets the criterion immediately transforms into the fighter with the Evolution ability and gains a sparkling green aura. Fighters on aquatic lanes can also be selected, even if the fighter with the Evolution ability does not have the Amphibious trait itself.
Plants
Zombies
Fusion
This ability activates when any fighter is played on the fighter with this ability. The fighter with the Fusion ability glows green if it is a plant, or purple if it is a zombie, and goes underneath the fighter played on it. In this state, the Fusion fighter is basically non-existent, and disappears when the fighter played on it is Bounced or destroyed. Almost all fighter cards can be played on a fusion fighter, with the exception of gravestones.
Note that if a fighter with an Evolution ability is played on a Fusion Fighter, the Evolution ability will also activate on top of the Fusion ability. It is also possible for a Fusion fighter to be played on another; however, any plant played after that will only benefit from the ability of the latest Fusion fighter played.
Plants
Zombies
Crafting
The crafting interface displayed at the bottom of the screen, under the card being viewed.
Crafting is a feature that can be accessed by tapping the desired card in the Collection or the Deck Building section. It allows the player to directly create new cards without having to purchase Packs.
Crafting a new card requires Sparks, a special kind of resource that cannot be purchased with money and can only be gained by recycling cards and completing certain Hero Quests. Currently, most collectible cards in the game can be crafted and recycled, with the exception of certain event cards that are stated to become craftable in the near future. In addition, all basic - common cards cannot be recycled, and cards you already have 4 of will have their crafting option disabled.
The number of Sparks required for crafting, and rewarded with recycling, is determined by the card's rarity. Crafting a new card will always require more Sparks than the amount given by recycling a card of equal rarity, making the process generally extremely inefficient. Certain cards may have exceptions.
  Rarity Crafting Recycling  Basic - Common 25 0 1  Uncommon 50 15 2  Rare 250 50  Super-Rare 1000 250  Legendary 4000 1000  Event 1000 3 250 4,5
1. Cannot be recycled2. 10 prior to update 1.8.233. 2000 for cards released on the previous update or only available through buying with real-world currency; only applies to cards that have been released4. 75 prior to update 1.14.135. 500 for event cards that require 2,000 sparks in order to be crafted
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