The more ranks you have climbed up, the better the rewards
Members of the Officer Club will get Gold Cards that are one rarity better
The best players gets a real swag bag of Kards goodies, including a canteen and a pack of physical game cards
Gold cards are special variants of existing cards and can be recycled.
The more packs you have opened, the higher the chance for Gold cards
My nice grandad fought in World War Two, along with all of the other nice grandads, against the fascist grandads who were causing quite the stir around Europe at the time. As far as I can tell my grandad had a relatively pleasant time, romping around in the desert with his fellow grandads, firing some really big guns into the sky until he was captured and allowed to safely wait out the rest of the war in a POW camp. It probably wasn t quite as relaxing as a weekend at Center Parcs, but from what I ve been told grandad never had to eat his own shoes in a trench, or witness a dog catch a grenade in its mouth before it ran directly into an enemy machine gun nest and valiantly exploded in a shower of shrapnel and collie parts.
These very real horrors of war are sensibly avoided in Kards, a kollectible kard game that turns the darkest and bloodiest chapter of human history into a delightful free-to-play strategy lark, with booster packs and neat animations and everything. It s very much in the vein of Hearthstone and Artifact, except instead of blighted goblins and dark wizardry you ve got a deck of dry-sounding World War Two themed units, such as the 95th Rifle Regiment, the 506th Airborne and the 980 Volksgrenadier (surely everyone s favourite Volksgrenadier).