How to use your 3 daily WeWard trades well

WeWard lets you complete 3 trades a day. That sounds small, but one trade can hold many cards. With a little planning, three trades are enough to move a lot of cards every day.

The rules in short

• You can complete 3 trades a day. The count resets at 2 a.m. UTC.
• You can have up to 20 open offers at once.
• One trade can hold up to 50 cards on each side.
• Cards you put in an open offer are held until the other person answers.

Bundle your cards

A trade of 6 cards for 6 cards uses one of your three trades. Six separate one-card trades would take two days. So when someone has several cards you need, ask for all of them in the same trade.

SwapTrek's Trade page shows this for you. Each collector's row lists every card they have for you and every card of yours they need, so you can build one bigger offer instead of many small ones.

Agree first, then open WeWard

Send the offer on SwapTrek and wait for a yes. Once both of you agree, do the swap in the WeWard app in one go. This way you never spend a daily trade on an offer that gets declined or forgotten.

Which trades go first

• A trade that finishes a chapter. The chapter reward is worth more than a few loose cards.
• Chapters that are about to go vintage.
• New chapters, while lots of collectors still have spares.
• Everything else.

Out of trades for today?

Agree on tomorrow's swaps today. Offers on SwapTrek stay open for 2 days, so the other person has time to answer, and you can start the next day with three trades ready to go.

Some collectors who trust each other also swap by gifting, because gifts don't use a daily trade. Only do that with people you know well: a gift can't be undone.