Relics 1.0.1 · Admin preview

Choose a pack to open

The same pack opening members get, with this site’s pack types and odds and its 3 Relics (drafts included). Nothing is saved, so open as many as you like.

Drag across the top of the pack to tear it open

Tap a Relic to flip it · Space reveals the next

Added to your Vault

    Click a revealed Relic to inspect it up close.

    One Relic, five rarities

    Rarity is for collecting only: it changes the foil, the footer pips and the print run, never the game symbols. Move over a Relic to tilt it, click (or press Enter) to inspect it, and double-click (or press F) to flip it.

    Five factions plus Neutral

    Factions

    Each faction takes over one Gwent faction’s play style and faction ability, unchanged. The name, colours, emblem, flavour and art direction are ours (Settings → Factions). Each shows one of its Relics where it has one.

    How to read a Relic

    Card guide

    Relics borrow the look of physical Gwent cards, and every symbol keeps its Gwent meaning, so the cards will read correctly when the Relics game arrives.

    1. Strength

      The number in the medallion is added to the player’s total in the game. A Relic without game stats yet shows a plain medallion with the Relics shard instead.

    2. Row

      The amber disc shows where the unit plays: Close Combat, Ranged, Siege, or Agile (Close Combat or Ranged).

    3. Abilities

      Each lilac disc is one Gwent ability: Spy, Medic, Muster, Tight Bond and so on. Hover an icon for its rule and a Yubnub quip.

    4. Ribbon colour = faction

      Each faction has its own ribbon colours (Settings → Factions).

    5. Faction emblem

      At the foot of the ribbon: flame, crown, chevrons, compass star, crescent moon, or the Neutral shard.

    6. HERO

      Only on Heroes, together with the spiked medallion in the faction colour. Heroes can’t be affected by any ability.

    7. Name

      Long names shrink, and very long ones wrap onto two lines.

    8. The moment

      The Yubnub story behind the Relic, in up to 400 characters, centred under the name.

    9. Set and number

      The set code and the Relic’s number in the set, for example NW 004/004.

    10. Date

      When the moment happened.

    11. Rarity

      One to five pips, then the serial number for limited prints (Epic out of 50, Legendary out of 25), or else the rarity name.

      Collection only: a Common and a Legendary copy play exactly the same.
    12. Art and faction grade

      Each faction’s Relics share a light colour grade and an art brief, so they look like a family. The foil effect shows the copy’s rarity.

    Why this matters: on Gwent cards the ribbon is the faction, the medallion is Strength and the spikes mark a Hero. Relics keeps those meanings and adds nothing unrelated to those spots, so players can read a Relic like a Gwent card.

    Claimed by hand, once a day

    Daily Dig

    This site’s Daily Dig board (Settings → Daily Dig). Members tap the pulsing tile to claim each day’s prize; claimed days grey out with a tick. Try it: claim, then use “Next day”.

    Every Relic on the site

    Vault

    Every Relic with art, drafts included, as if one member owned them all in a mix of rarities. Members filter their Vault by set and by faction. Click a Relic to inspect it.

    Pack odds

    This site’s current odds (Settings → Odds). For members, every Relic is rolled on the server when the pack is opened.