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# What is the Card's Rarity?

Scarcity = Rarity X Quality

![WarSindia Card Description](https://3563029362-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2Fsx0hz8I9oeBJEXM04fQH%2Fuploads%2FMZuJF6DEzxTz9ojcujqb%2FWarSindia%20Card.jpg?alt=media\&token=4a0b4386-2b63-4f41-953d-c45ba46e6665)

**Heroes** (different attributes and combat effectiveness )

**Minions** (different attributes and combat effectiveness)

**Ancient Artifacts** (12 Ancient Artifacts) Only available at the Army Box presale event. They can only be gained through player-to-player exchanges after the presale has ended. 

**Amber Hammers** (12 Amber Hammers) Just like the Ancient Artifacts, they are only available at the Army Box presale event. They can only be obtained through player-to-player exchanges afterward.

## **Uniqueness:** 

The Premium Army Box will contain 12 Ancient Artifacts and the Common Army Box will have 12 Amber Hammers. 

## **Can I Destroy my Card?** 

The player can either sell the redundant or duplicated card or destroy it in the game and replace it with a Float Crystal after it is opened. Please make your selection based on your specific needs.


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