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Use the right kind of ID

An inventory number points to a position in your current inventory. Commands such as info, select, enhance and tr add card use these numbers. Reopen your inventory after sorting, receiving or consuming cards rather than relying on an old number.

A global card ID identifies one particular owned copy. Market listing commands and card loans use these IDs. An auction ID identifies an auction, not the card itself. Skin IDs refer to appearances in the skin catalog.

Before an irreversible action, match the character and details shown in the bot to the copy you intended. Use /cardcheck with the correct lookup mode if a card is blocked from an action.

Find a card without losing track of it

Inventory shows your copies; anidex shows the character catalog. Search by name or series for a collector goal, or by element and talent when solving a battle problem. Rarity and progression filters help narrow similar copies.

Slash commands provide named filter options. Prefix commands accept the filters documented for that command. Change one filter at a time if no results appear, and clear an overly strict combination before assuming you do not own a card.

Favorite before you sacrifice

Favorites help protect cards from sacrifice workflows. Mark collection pieces, future team candidates and duplicate copies you are deliberately saving. Favorite status is a useful protection, but it is not a substitute for reading the selected materials and confirmation.

A card can also be unavailable because of its current status. Inspect cardcheck and trade cooldowns rather than repeatedly trying the same action. Resolve the stated restriction before making a new plan for that copy.

Manage skins separately from cards

A skin is an appearance for its matching character, not an extra battle card. Browse skindex for available appearances and skininventory for the skins you own. Check the skin's identity and matching character before equipping it.

Use skin equip for particular inventory cards. Skin equipall sets a base appearance for matching copies, while individual assignments take priority. If removing a card-specific skin still leaves an appearance in place, inspect the base skin setting too.

Card collection and skin collection track different goals. Choose the collection screen that matches what you are trying to complete.