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# ➜ ﹒Card Rarities

#### ✦﹒SUHO currently counts eight rarities. Most of those rarities are droppable.

1. **Ordinary**: Ordinary cards are the most common and easily obtainable cards in the game. They can be collected through regular drops, dailies, weeklies. 
2. **Unordinary**: Unordinary cards hold a slightly higher value than ordinary ones. They can be obtained through similar means as ordinary cards.
3. **Rare**: Rare cards possess more distinctive features, such as a more detailed border and text.
4. **Special**: Special cards are always of a gold colour, and is made with a selfie or misc picture of your favorite artist. 
5. **Extraordinary**: Extraordinary cards are the hardest rarity to get. 

<figure><img src="/files/j2LXBNsyz3USco1YGYDU" alt="" width="563"><figcaption><p>Regular Cards Rarities By Order<br>O, U, R, S, E</p></figcaption></figure>

1. **Priceless**: Priceless cards represent a category of event-based cards. They are obtainable for a limited time through ways akin to regular cards, but only during specific events or occasions.
2. **Altair**: Altair cards are the rarest, obtainable only through staff-hosted giveaways and redeemable for a certain amount of byuls (only available on the support server). Altair can have any shape, form or theme.
3. **Exclusives**: Exclusives are a special category of cards accessible only to players who contribute to the game's development and support through methods such as boosting or joining the Ko-fi platform. These cards showcase a player's direct support for the game and its creators.

<figure><img src="/files/ckY5AyUx6UREzYwimXyX" alt="" width="563"><figcaption><p>Event and Custom Cards </p></figcaption></figure>


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