WeCards glossary: the words collectors use

Collectors use a lot of short words when they trade WeWard cards. Here is what each one means.

WeCard

A digital trading card in the WeWard app. Some people call them WeWard cards or WeWards cards.

Chapter

A set of 9 cards with one theme, usually a place or an event. Finishing all 9 completes the chapter.

Common

Cards #1 to #3 of a chapter. The easiest to find.

Rare

Cards #4 to #6. About half as likely as a common.

Super rare

Cards #7 and #8. Much harder to find than commons and rares.

Legendary

Card #9, the holo card. The rarest card of every chapter.

Holo

The shiny card in the bottom right of a chapter, always the #9.

Pack

A set of cards you open in WeWard. Higher packs give a better chance of super rares and legendaries.

Duplicate or spare

An extra copy of a card you already have. Spares are what you trade and gift.

Missing card

A card you don't have yet in a chapter you are collecting.

Extra copy

A card you already have but want another of, for example to trade it again later.

Wishlist

The list of cards you want. In WeWard you heart cards; on SwapTrek it is your missing list.

Vintage chapter

A chapter that can no longer be earned by walking or in packs. Trading is the only way to finish it.

Ephemeral chapter

A limited-time chapter tied to an event or a season, like Halloween or Christmas.

New chapter

A chapter WeWard just released. Demand is high for the first weeks.

Trade

A swap of cards between two collectors, done in the WeWard exchange screen. WeWard allows 3 a day.

Bundle

Several cards in one trade. It uses only one of your daily trades.

Gift

A card you give for free. On SwapTrek, confirmed gifts count on the Top gifters board.

Trade points

SwapTrek's simple guide to value: common 1, rare 2, super rare 4, legendary 10, with extra for vintage and new chapters.

Last card

The card that finishes someone's chapter. Collectors often give a little extra for it.