⬣ The Game ⬣

A tabletop trading card gamefor all ages, families, and friends.Play solo, duo, or with many players.

⬣ Hosting Resources ⬣

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⎔ Hosting Summary ⎔

Fractal Force is an educational tool, more than a fun game.Hosting allows an instructor
(teacher, interpreter, homeschooler, babysitter: any instructor)
a cost-effective, nearly free
way to experience and wield the game via a renting contract.In return, DracoVisions recieves covert advertising and usage metrics.It's quite a symbiotic relationship.

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⬣ Vendors + Sales ⬣

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⎔ Authorized Online Venues ⎔

These are DracoVisions online shopfronts linked to on the "Purchase" page,
with fees processed by the following partners:

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⎔ Authorized Resale Vendors ⎔

Building This Section of the Website! Check back Soon!

Buy the game in a "brick + mortar" Store!
These vendors may legally resell
copies of the game which have been purchased wholesale.

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DracoVisions LLC is not endorsed by any of the above brands, entities, or services.
See our disclaimers.

⬣ The Decklist ⬣

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⎔ Interface Guide ⎔

Videos guiding new users through the database will soon be uploaded here.

⬣ About the Game ⬣

Six colors in a deck each correspond to a theme,
representing a powerful aspect, idea,
or force of nature.Each theme has its own bisymmetrical shape:

These shapes form the foundation for connections.With shapes as well as colors, more people
— such as those who are colorblind in some way —
may enjoy playing the game and connecting with the people they love. For the very young, simply focus on connecting colors and shapes, introducing ever more complex concepts as appropriate to the age group playing the game.These themes were chosen because on planet Earth, these environmental forces are what guide our choices and lives. They are in and through everything we do, every moment of our existence, in some way. They are a foundation, an inspiration. Since ancient times, humans have observed their significance. Many cultures saw the manipulation of these forces as the responsibility of gods, deities, magic, or spirits.Now, we use technology to measure these forces every moment of each day.Such is their importance to life.Tap a shape in the gallery above to read more about its development.

⬣ Development Timeline ⬣

This timeline encompasses major milestones of development over 3 years and future plans.
Reading it may give you some insight if you'd like to start your own business and develop a game.
Or, you could satisfy certain curiosities not covered in the decklist's resource tabs.

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⎔ Development: Patches ⎔

A list of known issues which will be fixed over time, but are not currently crippling to the game.
Should you obtain a misprint, consider it to be a "novelty" ... of growing pains!
Such errors often become coveted over time, consider the value of coins with minty errors...
And trading cards with weird printing issues...
Yeah, this justification is the only thing which lets me sleep at night.Also, view the "contact" section to let DracoVisions know of any "bugs" you discover.
Simply shoot me an email!

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⎔ 2022 - 2023 ⎔

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⎔ Further Forward ⎔

A major plan for the future involves developing this game
for the digital world.
Playing physically is fantastic for many reasons,
but the cards take up a lot of space!
Less problematic when your game board is (nearly) infinite.---One day, I’d love to make 3D tiles with magnets and engraved half-shapes as an alternative to cards so kids can have more interactive fun - and fully blind people can play with tactile skills.This is an echo of a development concept,
when the shapes were bisymmetrical along the card's extreme edge.
Connecting the halves would make a whole shape.A 3D game tile like this would be way more expensive and take up a lot of space!
But, they would be very satisfying to play… click click together.

⎔ 2023 ⎔

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⎔ 2022 ⎔

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⎔ 2021 ⎔

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⎔ Other Decisions ⎔

⎔ All the Colors of the Rainbow:
Well, not the ROYGBIV colors, but, most of them. This actually occurred sort of by accident… and there happen to also be six main colors I could use for each side of a hexagon. The original version of this game had domino-shaped cards, with “red” being isolated to special connections. I wanted to make hexagon cards to increase structural connectivity. I was mostly using these colors anyway, and wow, they really worked out! Oh, yeah, when assigning colors to themes, weather and earth were the final two in need of colors.⎔ Black and White Pictures, the "Silhouettes":
I wanted to keep pictures simple and easily recognizable, while also being interpretively ambiguous. Silhouettes came to mind. (“Oh, a lizard? Which species? All of them, or just this kind). Also, since colors are used for connectivity, it made sense to me to have no colors (or rather, all colors, if we’re talking about white) at the core of each card, so that the topic (object) is sort of casting a shadow into the realm of connectivity potential. That way, the images themselves don’t bias the user’s color choice, only what the image has access to on its own card.⎔ Overlap:
You might notice some overlap in topic and themes. Examples: Why isn’t “Night” represented by our moon? Well, you can quite frequently see the moon during the day. It’s very hard to see stars during the day. Except, of course, our star... Sol. So the entire night sky seemed fitting for Night.⎔ Colors per Card:
You might notice topic cards have a color bias, nocturnal animals tend to have purple, aquatic animals blue, etc. I did this to make the game easier for all ages to learn connections. I could have made every Topic card have all six colors, but, I feel that would quickly become boring, overcomplicated, and messy for many people.⎔ Shimmers:
You should know, it doesn’t cost ME that much more money to print shimmer cards… but humans love shiny things. I also made these to make certain cards more memorable to individuals, randomly. Things that stand out stick better in the mind.⎔ Further Development Notes:
For more explanations about individual cards, see their tabs in the official decklist.

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Next:

⎔ 2019 ⎔

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⎔ Weather ⎔

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Explore the Next Theme:

⎔ Earth ⎔

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Explore the Next Theme:

⎔ Day ⎔

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Explore the Next Theme:

⎔ Living Habitats ⎔

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Explore the Next Theme:

⎔ Water ⎔

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Explore the Next Theme:

⎔ Night ⎔

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Explore Other Themes:

⬣ Acknowledgements ⬣

Acknowledgements go both ways.
This is the nature of connection, and the core mechanism of the game itself.
Makes sense to have this paradigm as the core of our business culture:
This section of the website is dedicated to those who have acknowledged Fractal Force,
and in turn, Fractal Force acknowledges those who have helped develop and/or supported the game.

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⎔ In the News ⎔

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⎔ Player Reviews ⎔

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⎔ Development ⎔

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⎔ Website Graphics ⎔

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⎔ Mega Donators ⎔

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⎔ Kickstarter Backers ⎔

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DracoVisions LLC is not endorsed by any of the above brands.
See our disclaimers.

⬣ How to Play ⬣

An example of a game at play:

Please note: Fractal Force is a physical, real, hands-on tabletop card game.
This gif is a digital render of gameplay.

The core mechanism of the game:
Connect the cards of your deck together by matching as many color sides as possible each turn.The true purpose of the game is to academically justify how a newly placed card is related to the card(s) to which it connects each turn, and for all players to agree...This eventually forms a tapestry of life.
This tapestry visualizes how all aspects of our existence
are connected in some way.

Circumstances of the playing field + cards in hand frequently force players to question how two seemingly unrelated things could be connected: simply out of desperation at times, we oh-so want the card to be placed since all those colors match... but they must be justified.Playing often leads to surprising leaps in knowledge.Playing the game repeatedly manifests ever-differing patterns of connections, allowing players to explore the fractal which is our existence through time.

⎔ Learn More ⎔

⎔ The Basics ⎔

Rules:
⎔ Set up a "Play Format." Several are described in provided documents, the "Standard Play" included below is the most common.⎔ Each turn consists of a player placing a card on the table. Depending on the play, this is either from the player's hand, or the top of a deck.⎔ Each placed card must have at least 1 side touching a previously placed card.⎔ Connected sides must match color and shape.⎔ Note: the silhouette in the center does not have to face any particular direction.⎔ After placement, state (out loud or sign language, or write it down) how the image of the new card is related to each card it is touching. This is the core of Fractal Force.⎔ All players must show they agree each connection is legitimate. You must be honest: denying a connection when it is legitimate - or "being a jerk" - is not valid play. If all other players agree "too much false denial is happening," that player automatically loses the game. But, if someone is genuinely unsure, look it up. Verify with a reputable, scientific source. Grow your knowledge of the world.⎔ A turn completes when each player confirms agreement.⎔ If you are unable to make a connection due to an unlucky situation, skip your turn.⎔ Keep track of your connections via points...⎔ Or don't, and just have fun growing the fractal. In fact, the cards can also be played as a puzzle.

⎔ Making Connections ⎔

What Constitutes a "Connection?"
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⎔ Players, it is up to you to decide how complicated you'd like this to be. As long as a connection is based on truth, that would be legitimate in the Standard Play. Let's go over a few common connections:
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⎔ If X organism consumes, or is consumed by, X organism. Food Web stuff.
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⎔ Symbiosis, parasitism, mutualism. Ecosystem stuff.
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⎔ If X organism is taxonomically related to X organism. Players, you decide how many times LUCA can be used as a "cheap" connection.
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⎔ X object is used by X organism in some way.
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⎔ X area is used as a nesting site by X organism.
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⎔ X organism is influenced by changes in X phenomena: circadian rhythm stuff, migration due to length of day, etc.⎔ What generally isn't a great connection are comparing similarities. For example, "these two creatures both live in the water." Yeah, we all live on this planet, too ( I assume). Fractal Force is about connections, similarities are not necessarily connections. Convergent evolution is an interesting topic, though, and you can certainly design a game around seeking such information.⎔ What else can you think of? But be direct. If things are connected through multiple steps (which they are, that's the whole point), players should agree that a connection should be direct, with the fewest steps possible. Example:
The player has connected Electricity with Living Habitats, with the following justification:"Electricity, in the form of lightning, is connected to Living Habitats, because it can cause an important forest fire by striking a tree." This is true, but for the purpose of the game's consistency, this should be connected over multiple turns through the Fire card:
Electricity ⟷ Fire ⟷ Living Habitats.That being said, if your hand limits your play, go for elaborate explanations anyway.⠀
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⎔ This is up to the players. For example, if a slot is available to connect the blue side of Stones to the blue side of Birds, that connection could be legitimized by stating "some birds consume small stones to aid the gizzard with digestion." You do not have to mention water in any way for that connection, even though it is blue to blue.⎔ But hey, you could enforce this as a rule with the Snotty Scholar modifier if everyone playing would like to complicate things. The above example could simply be augmented with "The digestive tract is a rather squishy place due to the presence of water, which with the aid of stones for some bird species, accomplishes the metabolic necessity of nutrient processing." Play gets a lot more difficult than that - the use of water by life on Earth is rather implicit.
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Is it "cheating" to use the Decklist?⎔ The Decklist is an official facet of Fractal Force. It is designed to help players learn connections, learn how to legitimize connections with research, and let everyone know which cards exist with which colors for which pack.⎔ Players can definitely use the decklist to know if there's a card with a specific color orientation which you'd need to complete ideal connections. This is very useful to solve, or design, puzzles - not just to strategize.⎔ To what extent the decklist is allowed to be used depends on the agreement of every player for each game.

⎔ Standard Play ⎔

The "Standard Play"⎔ Place the six theme cards color-side up on a large, clean table or surface. You can space them out evenly, or far apart, leading to different plays. For this play keep them about 1 card distant from each other so they can be connected via a topic card.⎔ From the deck, each player draws cards until the deck is evenly distributed between players. Shuffle the deck, or insist on it. If some players have 1 more card than others, simply place the surplus aside and don't use for this round.⎔ Each player's turn consists of placing a card on the table.
It probably doesn't matter who starts. It probably doesn't matter which direction around the table the players decide to take their turns. But placing a card should pertain to rules stated above. For the standard play, all is in the mind. To get started, use the official decklist as a cheatsheet. It's full of suggested connections.⎔ Choose a card from your hand, then position it so at least one of its sides touches and locks-in to the side of a previously placed card with the same color. As the game progresses, try to connect as many sides as possible with each new card.⎔ Generally, each connection is worth 1 point. Different plays assign more value to certain connections.⎔ You can try to set up curling branches or rings over several turns which eventually allow you to connect a card on all six sides, but beware: other players might steal your careful cultivation with a card that has similar colors! Thrilling! As such, the standard play has each player's hand concealed.⎔ The player who makes the most connections with the hand they've been dealt could be said to be the winner. They have adapted the most to their lot in life, as well as the ever-changing conditions of the playing field. But remember, where would they be without the connections made by other players? While it is fun to compete, remember, this game is meant to cultivate empathy. Cleverness is to be rewarded, teamwork unpunished.

⎔ A Plea: Play with Purpose ⎔

Question everything.Is what your opponent claiming to be a connection really true?Example: Do mice really love cheese, or is that just something artistic developers decided to trope and viewers believed without hesitation,
without question? Think about that:it seems we are not trained to doubt what we are shown, what we sense.Really... question everything.In a world with dangerous social media algorithms,
pack mentality/social pressure, biased news, paid-for “bad science,” auto-completing search results, censorship, knee-jerk reactions,
and jumping to conclusions based on limited information...
we must all learn, and encourage,
a behavior which I believe will save us:Always seek the truth:
find it through scientific facts, logic, and moral understanding.I hope to instill this mindset in both the young and aged
via this game...
Because each player must provide each connection with support of truth.And all must agree to move forward to shed light in the dark.

⎔ Card Anatomy ⎔

Card Anatomy: Cardback
The back has the card's name and pack in the center. Some possible interpretations via simple, provocative “word clouds” are provided for curious observers. Wordclouds are intended to guide connections. Please, read the cardbacks to players, and ask them what else they think the card might represent - if a representation is not on the wordcloud, but you all agree the card can represent something which a player has stated, then that is legitimate play.Card Anatomy: Topface
Each card has a top and underside surface. The top visually communicates the potential of its concept. A high-contrast silhouette, typically intentionally vague, dominates the center. Colored wedges with circled theme shapes surround the center. Each color is associated with a shape.

Card Types: Theme
There are two types of cards, topic and theme. Theme cards feature one color and are categorized in the decklist as "monochrome."
There are 6 Theme cards in the game, though they need not always be used in deck builds.Card Types: Topic
Topic cards are divided into two or more colors. These colors - and their corresponding shapes - form the weave of connections in Fractal Force. See the About section for further explanations of themes, colors, and shapes.Summary of Cards in a Deck:
A player usually has 55 topic cards in a deck. But hundreds, or maybe only a couple dozen, are also viable deck builds. More players generally calls for more cards. You can - and should - mix packs into each other to build decks.To start building a deck, purchase card packs.

⬣ Acquire the Game ⬣

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⎔ Augment Your Deck ⎔

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⎔ Disclaimers ⎔

• Acquisition F.A.Q
• About Print + Play

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Please note: prices will vary over time due to global material cost fluctuation, coupons, and so on.DracoVisions will also attempt to maintain the same listing price over all platforms able to sell the game. Each product will have relevant external links to these platforms. Currently, our only online platforms are MPC and Etsy.You can also buy the game physically, as in offline in a store,
via authorized vendors, assuming hey have games in stock. Call ahead!
Please be aware that DracoVisions has no control over Vendor prices,
these stores often have their own markup policies. Purchase from them
for the convenience: save on shipping, have the game immediately :)Please be wary of scams and copycats. Only links listed on this website are official avenues of acquisition, outside of card trading.
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⬣ Acquisition F.A.Q ⬣

What about scams?
Could I just buy the game in a store to be safe?View our __authorized services and vendors list.__

With so many options, where do I start?Suggestion: Start with the Core or Mini Core pack.
Add expansion packs as understanding of the game grows.

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There's a lot! How do I keep it all sorted out?The back of each card is printed with its pack ID.This ensures easier organization: cards combined from different packs may be separated back into their original packs.

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How do I know what I'm getting?The only randomness is which shimmer cards you get.Unlike many trading card games,
Fractal Force card packs always contain a known quantity of named cards.Cards can be categorized into their Pack names via the decklist.
This way, you can shop and know what you will receive...But players can still enjoy a "trading" aspect with shimmers,
as well as willing trades or sales of any individual cards.

• View Master Decklist + Connections

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How do I strategically obtain more cards to build decks?All available cards are listed in the Decklist.
Use the Decklist to help you play... and shop!You can definitely have duplicate cards in your deck if you desire.By right of the First Sale Doctrine (17 U.S.C. § 109),
you could also buy individual cards from someone willing to sell theirs!

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There's something wrong with my order, what do I do?If you have a problem with your order,
you must contact the appropriate source of purchase.DracoVisions LLC takes some responsibility for sales made through the etsy shop, but not sales made through the makeplayingcards shop.DracoVisions LLC is not responsible for misprints, batch variation, loss of items in shipping transit, or any other variables associated with individually printed products.

⬣ Printable Downloads ⬣

Hub for all Fractal Force content which is available for download and subsequent printing.

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⎔ Print + Play ⎔

A "Print + Play" download includes:📁 Pack - Cardbacks
📁 Pack - Color, No Names
📁 Pack - Color, With Names
📁 Pack - EcoPrint, No Names
📁 Pack - EcoPrint, With Names
📄 DIY in the more flexible pptx format
📄 Readme
📄 Usage License

• Downloads List via TPT

You can also find relevant download accesss on a Card Pack's purchase section if it is digitally available.Purposes of the Print + Play facet of the Fractal Force Project:1) Allow you + yours to playtest the game affordably before making a purchase.2) To be more affordable to less fortunate educators.3) Replacement of damaged or lost official cards with a temporary fix.

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⎔ Game Guides ⎔

• Printer-Friendly General Rules⠀
• Printer-Friendly Play Formats ⠀
• Printer-Friendly Modifiers ⠀⠀⠀

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⎔ Other Files ⎔

• Flier: Invitation to Learn

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⎔ About Digital Assets ⎔

DracoVisions uses Drive, TPT, and/or Etsy to host relevant educational materials, which includes Fractal Force.Both of TPT and Etsy platforms are ecommerce platforms, and long-standing trusted services much like other large platforms. Which one is better for digital sales?TPT does not have a listing fee, but takes a larger sales cut.
Etsy has a listing fee but takes a smaller sales cut.
Depending on demand for products, DracoVisions will move availability between the two, but base prices will remain static.Users can thus be sure their information and monetary movement is secure in accordance with the platform's ToS.
DracoVisions will receive a % cut from every sale either way,
so you know part of your purchase supports DracoVisions endeavors as well as provisioning you with your product(s).

DracoVisions LLC is not endorsed by any of the above brands.
See our disclaimers.

⬣ Card Packs ⬣

Cards are always looking for more friends!Expand your deck with duplicates,
or find something entirely new to you.

COMING SOON, VIA KICKSTARTER:

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⎔ Custom Prints ⎔

Would you like a custom box + cardbacks
for your location?Example: you have a public play area in a sort of daycare setting. Or perhaps you are simply prone to losing things. Either way...
You know cards will eventually go missing... carried off in idle hands...
Or worse, outright stolen.But good news!
Cardbacks and boxes can be custom printed with location info,
so that good people can bring them back if they are
lost and found!Or... maybe you'd love to give a great custom gift for someone special.
Perhaps even a donation to your local system of Little Free Library boxes
(yes, this is permissible with them - note DracoVisions is not endorsed by Little Free Library®).Due to the custom nature of such prints, the cost will be much higher,
but your investment will be much safer.If you're interested in such a print, please contact [email protected]
to hash out your design.
There are space limitations, as well as unicode restrictions for cardbacks, etc.
We will communicate back and forth via email several times, I am sure.Final cost for this service,
considering the Box + 61 Core Pack cards,
is set at $99.99
Shipping included, + we will attempt to smoothly incorporate your location's sales tax into the price.
For example, the listing price would be $93.45 for a location with 7% sales tax.
Sale will be processed through a custom Etsy listing just for you.If your purchase is a donation: you'll get a listing in our Mega Donators section on this website.
Of course, you can choose to remain anonymous.

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⬣ Starter Packs ⬣

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Choosing one of these Card Packs is a great place to begin if you're new!If you're experienced and would like to bulk up your deck, Starter Packs are a smart way to incorporate more easily playable cards."But wait, which cards am I getting?"
Be sure to check out the free Decklist,
which is a wiki-like comprehensive list of all extant cards and which packs they're in.If you'd like to know why to purchase from one source or another,
see authorized vendors, which has several explanations.

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The Core Pack is essential for beginners. It contains many rainbow cards with broad topics, and thus many chances for connections.
To add dynamics to gameplay, consider building unique decks by mixing cards together from several packs.The Core Pack includes 61 Total Cards:
⠀⠀⎔ 6 Theme Cards
⠀⠀⎔ 55 Topic Cards
⠀⠀⎔ 1 box specific to the Core Pack

• Purchase via MPC
• Purchase via Etsy

• Purchase Print + Play

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Same as above, but with a frugal change:
this Core Pack comes without the box.

• Purchase via MPC
• Purchase via Etsy

• Purchase Print + Play

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Mini Core is the economy version of the Core.Cards are nearly exact clones from the Core, with one change: they have their back Pack ID as "Mini Core" instead. To see which cards from the Core pack are in the Mini Core, filter search results in the Decklist.Mini Core includes 19 Total Cards:
⠀⠀⎔ 0 Theme Cards
⠀⠀⎔ 19 Topic Cards

• Purchase via MPC

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This expansion is not playable without other packs!

Fractal Seed is available for competitive players who wish to play with unique monochrome strategy. The Fractal Seed can also serve as a quick replacement if these important cards have been lost over time.Fractal Seed has 7 Total Cards:
⠀⠀⎔ 6 Theme Cards
⠀⠀⎔ 1 Topic Card: Fractal Force

• Purchase via MPC

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⬣ Biome Packs ⬣

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A Biome Pack is a type of expansion which enriches your experience with difficulty.Each pack has a variety of more topic cards specified to the biome. Biome cards have reduced color variety compared to the high rainbow count in the Core pack, forcing more strategy in gameplay.Biome Packs are titled relevantly, such as "Temperate Forest."A Biome Pack has 37 Total Cards:
⠀⠀⎔ 0 Theme Cards
⠀⠀⎔ 37 Topic Cards

⬣ Collection Packs ⬣

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A Collection Pack is a type of expansion which enriches your experience with structure.Each pack has a variety of topic cards, with color variety differing per pack. Color bias tends to be toward the topic card's context. For example, something nocturnal has more purple wedges.Collections are titled as a category, such as "Owls" or "Berries."A Collection Pack has 19 Total Cards:
⠀⠀⎔ 0 Theme Cards
⠀⠀⎔ 19 Topic Cards

⬣ Mutation Packs ⬣

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A Mutation Pack is a type of expansion which enriches your experience with variety.Per pack, 6 mutations are similar to their central card, but each has different color wedge positions, allowing expanded gameplay.Mutation packs are titled after their central card. This card is a clone of a card from a different pack, with its pack ID changed accordingly.A Mutation Pack has 7 Total Cards:
⠀⠀⎔ 0 Theme Cards
⠀⠀⎔ 7 Topic Cards (1 clone, 6 mutants)

⬣ Single Cards ⬣

Fractal Force cards are full of variety.
Sometimes, you encounter something very rare!

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Rare shimmer cards make Fractal Force a Trading Card Game!

⠀⠀⎔ Shimmers are randomly acquired, and can be from any pack.
⠀⠀⎔ Shimmers differ only aesthetically, they are playable.
⠀⠀⎔ Shimmers are a shiny material, our version of "foil" "holo" etc.
⠀⠀⎔ They are released periodically.
⠀⠀⎔ Follow us on instagram to be notified of such occurrences...
⠀⠀⎔ When they appear, purchase via the etsy shop while they last!

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Lost Something?

Replacement cards help you recover from misfortune.
Sometimes, cards are lost, and make us "?"
Sometimes, cards are destroyed by curious pets, and make us "!"⠀⠀⎔ Depending on the card count, your order may take a while.
⠀⠀⎔ We do not offer replacements for any shimmers. Cherish them!
⠀⠀⎔ Contact [email protected] to arrange your fix.

Depending on shipping + card count, your order may cost more than simply buying one of the card packs.Please use the decklist to determine which pack might more economically contain copies of your lost card(s).Consider acquiring a Print + Play containing your card to quickly replace it in the meantime.

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Rare phased cards further increase novelty and tradability.

⠀⠀⎔ A phased card is an extra-special type of shimmer card.
⠀⠀⎔ It has unusual color gradients in addition to shiny iridescence.
⠀⠀⎔ Phased cards are randomly acquired.
⠀⠀⎔ They differ only aesthetically, they are playable.
⠀⠀⎔ They are released periodically.
⠀⠀⎔ Follow us on instagram to be notified of such occurrences...
⠀⠀⎔ When they appear, purchase via the etsy shop while they last!

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⬣ Accessories ⬣

Carry your deck in style.
Show your support for the game.

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⬣ Connect ⬣

Glad to see you here.
Below are several ways you can
connect yourself to the game,
going beyond just connecting cards to cards.

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⎔ Join the Community ⎔

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⎔ Fund Projects ⎔

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⎔ Feed the Algorithm ⎔

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⎔ Outsourcing ⎔

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See our disclaimers.

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Please Note:
DracoVisions is managed by
a single human person.

Also Note the Following Disclaimers:DracoVisions LLC takes some responsibility for sales made through the etsy shop, but not sales made through the makeplayingcards shop.You should expect uncertainty in card printing, as such limitations are a regular part of our lives and world. Some cards will exhibit slightly off-center and or rotational positioning, but this will not hinder gameplay.
That being said, it's possible for a machine to make a major error, so please, contact MakePlayingCards with photo arguments and your order number to resolve this issue, should it arise.DracoVisions LLC is not responsible for misprints, batch variation, loss of items in shipping transit, or any other variables associated with individually printed products.