Ace o' Clubs

> Every card is a real object.
>
> Ace o' Clubs is a collecting game about cardboard, not about a number going
> up. Every card you pull is rendered as a physical thing: it has a print
> number — the first Batman anybody pulled anywhere is print #1, and there will
> never be another — and a grade rolled at the moment it is minted, from Mint
> down to Poor. A Poor card is genuinely battered: creases, thumbprints, sun
> bleaching, a corner folded over. It never changes. What you pulled is what you
> own.
>
> Play the ladder. Send five cards up a ladder of stages, one card at a
> time. Playing two cards from the same affiliation back to back builds a combo,
> so which characters you own together matters as much as how strong they
> are. Attempts come back on a timer, so it is a game you dip into.
>
> Collect, and make the collection do something. 300+ characters and 600+
> real comic issues, each with the actual cover. Master a card by feeding it
> duplicates and named allies. Sign one with your own handwriting — and watch
> the ink wear off as you play it. Put your favourite behind glass. Trade
> baskets of cards, items and currency with anybody in your server, or list
> something on the market and let them come to you.
>
> Nothing here is bought. The supporter tier grants a daily crate and an
> auto-play convenience, and no combat advantage of any kind — no stats, no drop
> rates, no pull odds. That is enforced in the code, not promised in a
> paragraph.
>
> Type /help to start. Everything works as a slash command or as chat
> (o drop), whichever suits your server.