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[[Image:FFIX Cactuar card.png|right|thumb|Cactuar card with stats of 2PB0]] | |||
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Each card has an image, name, text and arrows on the card. Only the text and arrows are meaningful while playing Tetra Master. | Each card has an image, name, text and arrows on the card. Only the text and arrows are meaningful while playing Tetra Master. | ||
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Cards with a physical type attack the other card's physical defense. Cards with a magical type attack the other card's magical defense. Cards with a flexible type attack the other card's lowest defense type. Cards with an assault type attack the other card's lowest value on the card (that includes the attack power value). | Cards with a physical type attack the other card's physical defense. Cards with a magical type attack the other card's magical defense. Cards with a flexible type attack the other card's lowest defense type. Cards with an assault type attack the other card's lowest value on the card (that includes the attack power value). | ||
The arrows on the cards show in which direction the card can attack. If two arrows of cards directly point to each other a battle will ensue. If the arrow points to a side of a card where there is no arrow pointing back, the battle will automatically be won. | |||
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