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==Cards==
In a game of Magic The Gathering: Puzzle Quest, decks are made up of unlimited copies of a selection of 10 cards. Mana is needed to play cards, and is generated by matching gems on the board. Cards can be obtained in packs. New cards are continuously released in expansions. Cards come in three types: Creature, Spell, and Support. {| class="wikitable"|-! style="text-align: left;" | {{nowrap|[[File:Creature-Icon.png|{{{size|x24px}}}]] Creature}}| Creature cards enter play in one of your three available creature slots. Creatures have Power (attack strength) and Toughness (health). Creatures automatically attack each turn after they come into play. Playing the same creature card again Reinforces an existing creature (adds to its Power and Toughness).|-! style="text-align: left;" | {{nowrap|[[File:Spell-Icon.png|{{{size|x24px}}}]] Spell}}| Spell cards perform a one-off effect, such as drawing more cards, healing, doing damage, or interfering with the opponent's hand of cards.|-! style="text-align: left;" | {{nowrap|[[File:Support-Icon.png|{{{size|x24px}}}]] Support}}| Support cards enter play as a support gem on the gem board, and have an ongoing effect on the game. Support cards in play have a shield value which decreases by one each time the support gem is matched. If the shield value reaches zero, the support is destroyed.|}Cards often have [[Abilities#Card_Keyword_Abilities|keyworded]] or [[Abilities#Card_Icon_Abilities|icon-based]] abilities. A full list of these with descriptions can be found on the '''[[Abilities]]''' page.
==Pack types==
Several different Cards may be obtained by opening packs. Different types of card pack packs may be purchased using in-game currency, or gained as rewards in '''[[Events]]'''. A free pack can also be claimed at regular intervals.
Each card has a rarity of either Common (C), Uncommon (U), Rare (R), Mythic (M), or Masterpiece (MP). Progressively rarer cards are less likely to drop from packs. Drop rates are set by the publisher and may change at any time. Typical drop rates for each rarity in the different pack types are listed below.

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