794 cards
The Crypto Set
Every crypto article on Wikipedia: coins, founders, exchanges, hacks and crashes. Small enough to complete.
Bitcoin · Satoshi Nakamoto · Mt. Gox · Ethereum
Two sets
Start with crypto. Then take on all of Wikipedia.
Each set is its own collection, with its own packs and its own Legendaries.
7,000,000+ cards
The Wikipedia Set
Every article on English Wikipedia. People, places, animals, wars, songs and stars. Nobody will ever complete it.
Albert Einstein · Eiffel Tower · Honey bee · Saturn
Six rarities
The more the world reads it, the rarer it gets.
Rarity comes from how many people read each article on Wikipedia. Both sets use the same six rarities. Most cards are Common. In the Crypto Set, only the 12 most-read articles are Legendary.
- Common44% of each set
- Uncommon25% of each set
- Rare16% of each set
- Super Rare9% of each set
- Ultra Rare4% of each set
- Legendary1.5% of each set
Where the stats come from
Wikipedia is the rulebook.
Nobody hand-picks the numbers. Every card's stats come from its article, and they change when the article does.
- Readers
- Rarity
How many people read the article over the past year.
- Article length
- Attack
Longer articles hit harder. Bitcoin's article runs past 100,000 characters.
- Article quality
- Defense
Wikipedia editors grade every article from Stub to Good Article. Better-sourced cards are harder to take down.
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