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Romain672: Adding general plan / removing Community wind & solar from great cards

2026-09-27T10:47:54Z

Adding general plan / removing Community wind & solar from great cards

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	<li>Crises that penalizes players that have one or more "cows" - Consider removing cows for this reason when removing emissions! Consider removing cows for this reason when removing emissions! Relevant crisis cards: ⭐[https://www.daybreakgame.org/card/1428 Deforestation] ([https://www.daybreakgame.org/card/1429 Also this card]) - Remove 1 Tree for each player who has Agriculture Emission tokens. </li>		<li>Crises that penalizes players that have one or more "cows" - Consider removing cows for this reason when removing emissions! Consider removing cows for this reason when removing emissions! Relevant crisis cards: ⭐[https://www.daybreakgame.org/card/1428 Deforestation] ([https://www.daybreakgame.org/card/1429 Also this card]) - Remove 1 Tree for each player who has Agriculture Emission tokens. </li>
	<li>Late Game: There are crises that removes one social resilience for every 2 CIC's you have </li>		<li>Late Game: There are crises that removes one social resilience for every 2 CIC's you have </li>
	<li> There are Crises that that removes two dirty energy and triggers again the malus of CIC on energy (so if you are at -2 energy, and it triggers on you, you first gain 2 CIC, and then gain up to 4 CIC, which is a lot).		<li> There are Crises that that removes two dirty energy and triggers again the malus of CIC on energy (so if you are at -2 energy, and it triggers on you, you first gain 2 CIC, and then gain up to 4 CIC, which is a lot).
	~~</li>~~ </li></ul>		</li> </ul>

	.		=== Summary of the strategy / General plan ===

			* In priority try to produce ~3 energy per discard turn 2, or 3+ per turn turn 1. ~2 per discard work if you are desesperate. That mean that your first stack is extremely valuable because if you draw a power grid turn 2, you usually want for it to be available (I still personnally play a draw 8 wind or solar turn 1 above it, but that's the only exception).
			* Try to do something useful in all stacks. That can be -1 emission per turn (+1 tree, -1 symbol every turn, -2 symbols&+2energy needed), that can be +1 draw per turn (or a card with a conditionnal draw which draw 5+), that can be +2 (or +1) resilience per turn.
			* Once you have that, you want to reduce the emissions done per turn to less than half it's initial value, so at two players that start at 20, you want it at 10 or below.

			* After that, you want to increase your resilience/greed more/reduces communities in crisis/do more short term plays (like using 3 cards for a temporary -10~-20 emission). It can be summarised by try to not lose immediately.
			* After that, you have everything under control, and can do whatever is remeaning (reaching drawdown, doing challenges, remove communities in crisis, cover draw to defend someone which could be losing,...).
			* Often in lower difficulties (and sometimes in high one) you can skip the middle part because you will already be in an extremely good spot.

			* Lastly, pay attention to the energy you produce in the thermometer. Every 5*number of players energy added crisis will deal one more damage and you will roll one more dice [unless that dice roll cloud: 1/6]. So turn 1, you really want for one player to do at least -1 emission, and later on, you can plan your turn to end exactly one below the next threshold.

			* Don't be afraid to keep a stack with only two cards which do something useful the whole game.
			* You usually want to play cards above a stack for immediate value, do something with it, and then cover it again, and again. You will usually have one stack much bigger than others, but that will open to you a lot of synergies every turn.
			* Alternatively, you can have a stack with 6 cards and a draw 3 that you can keep during some turn.
			* Often you should end a stack with a great card that you want to use this and next turn. It can be -3 factories, it can be +2/+3 draw. Then the following turn, you have the choic of keeping it one extra turn, or covering it and use all the symbols that stack already have.

			* The main thing to understand is that your priorities change drastiquely depending of how well the game is. At the start, discarding one card for any effect is usually bad: that cost you a big ressource. But once you reduces the emissions done, playing defensively increase in value and so doing that same play is fine. And once you got the game under control, if missing that effect can cost you the game (like missing a resilience), that become a great play.

	===Fast Game Strategy===		===Fast Game Strategy===
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	<li>⭐'''[https://www.daybreakgame.org/card/1025 Fourth Generation Nuclear]''' (Nuclear & Energy tags) – Add 2 Clean Energy tokens for each '''Nuclear tag''' in this card's stack. <u>Requirements:</u> At least 1 Regulation tag and 1 Innovation tag in this card's stack. (Once Per Round)</li>		<li>⭐'''[https://www.daybreakgame.org/card/1025 Fourth Generation Nuclear]''' (Nuclear & Energy tags) – Add 2 Clean Energy tokens for each '''Nuclear tag''' in this card's stack. <u>Requirements:</u> At least 1 Regulation tag and 1 Innovation tag in this card's stack. (Once Per Round)</li>
	<li>⭐'''[https://www.daybreakgame.org/card/1019 Integrated Planning Solar]''' (Solar & Energy tags) – +1 Clean Energy token for each Solar tag in this card's stack. <u>Requirements:</u> Must have at least 2 Grid tags in this card's stack. (Once per round)</li>		<li>⭐'''[https://www.daybreakgame.org/card/1019 Integrated Planning Solar]''' (Solar & Energy tags) – +1 Clean Energy token for each Solar tag in this card's stack. <u>Requirements:</u> Must have at least 2 Grid tags in this card's stack. (Once per round)</li>
	<li>⭐'''[https://www.daybreakgame.org/card/1022 Small Scale Onshore Wind]''' (Wind & Energy tags) – +1 Clean Energy token for each Wind tag in this card's stack. <u>Requirements:</u> Must have at least 2 Grid tags in this card's stack. (Once per round)</li>		<li>⭐'''[https://www.daybreakgame.org/card/1022 Small Scale Onshore Wind]''' (Wind & Energy tags) – +1 Clean Energy token for each Wind tag in this card's stack. <u>Requirements:</u> Must have at least 2 Grid tags in this card's stack. (Once per round)</li></ul>
	<li>⭐'''[https://www.daybreakgame.org/card/1132 Community Wind]''' or ⭐'''[https://www.daybreakgame.org/card/1131 Community Solar]''' (Energy, Society, Wind/Solar tags) – Add Clean Energy & Infrastructure Resilience if you meet the following requirements: 1 Clean Energy (1-2 Society), 1 Clean Energy & 1 Infrastructure resilience (3–4 Society), 2 Clean Energy & 1 Infrastructure resilience (4–5 Regulation) in the stack. (Once Per Round)</li>
	</ul>

	==== 4. Local Projects that Reduce Emissions / Dirty Energy / Energy Demand → ''Needed but gradual''. ====		==== 4. Local Projects that Reduce Emissions / Dirty Energy / Energy Demand → ''Needed but gradual''. ====
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	<li>⭐'''[https://www.daybreakgame.org/card/1086 Wilderness Protection]''' (Ecology tag) – +1 Ecological Resilience token per Ecology tag in the stack.</li>		<li>⭐'''[https://www.daybreakgame.org/card/1086 Wilderness Protection]''' (Ecology tag) – +1 Ecological Resilience token per Ecology tag in the stack.</li>
	</ul>		</ul>
	~~<u>Gain Energy + Resilience</u>~~
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	<li>⭐'''[https://www.daybreakgame.org/card/1132 Community Wind]''' or ⭐'''[https://www.daybreakgame.org/card/1131 Community Solar]''' (Energy, Society, Wind/Solar tags) – Add Clean Energy & Infrastructure Resilience if you meet the following requirements: 1 Clean Energy (1-2 Society), 1 Clean Energy & 1 Infrastructure resilience (3–4 Society), 2 Clean Energy & 1 Infrastructure resilience (4–5 Regulation) in the stack. (Once Per Round)</li>
	~~</ul>~~

	==== 6. Local Projects to Remove Communities In Crisis Tokens → Vital for game longevity. ====		==== 6. Local Projects to Remove Communities In Crisis Tokens → Vital for game longevity. ====
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Romain672 at 11:58, 2 September 2026

2026-09-02T11:58:32Z

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	==== 8. Local Projects to Reduce Damage → ''Viable for mid to late game temperature mitigation - <u>(Always confirm with team before using)</u>.'' ====		==== 8. Local Projects to Reduce Damage → ''Viable for mid to late game temperature mitigation - <u>(Always confirm with team before using)</u>.'' ====
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	<li>⭐'''[https://www.daybreakgame.org/card/1126 Stratospheric Sulfur]''' - (Geoengineering tag) - Roll the Geoengineering die and +1 to the result for each Geoengineering tag in this card's stack. The following occur based on the sum of the Geoengineering tags in the stack + the roll of the geoengineering die: remove 1 Temperature Band and draw 2 additional unknown Crisis cards.(2-4 sum total), remove 1 Temperature Bands and draw 1 additional unknown Crisis card. (5-6 sum total), If the sum is 7 or more, remove 2 Temperature Bands. Important! This is a <u>temporary effect.</u> Return the Temperature Bands to the Thermometer at the end of the round (after increasing Energy Demand). (Once Per Round) . '''Risks:''' With minimal resilience, having additional unknown crisis cards picked can tank the game. '''How to use it:''' You have two ways: either you have a stack of clouds, are likely to roll 7 or more, and you use it for -2 temperature bar. Or either you use it for the -1 temperature bar and +2 crisis. That will make the team roll one less dice, and make most crisis deal -1 damage. If the crisis were dealing 2 or 1 damage before using that card, it's usually great to use it, else it's usually bad. Usually it shine turns 2&3 or when you start having the game under control. It's a gamebreaking situational card, but is enough strong to be one of the best card of the game. </li>		<li>⭐'''[https://www.daybreakgame.org/card/1126 Stratospheric Sulfur]''' - (Geoengineering tag) - Roll the Geoengineering die and +1 to the result for each Geoengineering tag in this card's stack. The following occur based on the sum of the Geoengineering tags in the stack + the roll of the geoengineering die: remove 1 Temperature Band and draw 2 additional unknown Crisis cards.(2-4 sum total), remove 1 Temperature Bands and draw 1 additional unknown Crisis card. (5-6 sum total), If the sum is 7 or more, remove 2 Temperature Bands. Important! This is a <u>temporary effect.</u> Return the Temperature Bands to the Thermometer at the end of the round (after increasing Energy Demand). (Once Per Round) . '''Risks:''' With minimal resilience, having additional unknown crisis cards picked can tank the game. '''How to use it:''' You have two ways: either you have a stack of clouds, are likely to roll 7 or more, and you use it for -2 temperature bar. Or either you use it for the -1 temperature bar and +2 crisis. That will make the team roll one less dice, and make most crisis deal -1 damage. If the crisis were dealing mostly 2 to 1 damage to players before using that card, it's usually great to use it, else it's usually bad. Usually it shine turns 2&3 or when you start having the game under control. It's a gamebreaking situational card, but is enough strong to be one of the best card of the game. </li>
	</ul>		</ul>

Romain672: more explanations on Stratospheric sulfur

2026-09-02T11:55:24Z

more explanations on Stratospheric sulfur

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	==== 8. Local Projects to Reduce Damage → ''Viable for mid to late game temperature mitigation - <u>(Always confirm with team before using)</u>.'' ====		==== 8. Local Projects to Reduce Damage → ''Viable for mid to late game temperature mitigation - <u>(Always confirm with team before using)</u>.'' ====
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	<li>⭐'''[https://www.daybreakgame.org/card/1126 Stratospheric Sulfur]''' - (Geoengineering tag) - Roll the Geoengineering die and +1 to the result for each Geoengineering tag in this card's stack. The following occur based on the sum of the Geoengineering tags in the stack + the roll of the geoengineering die: remove 1 Temperature Band and draw 2 additional unknown Crisis cards.(2-4 sum total), remove 1 Temperature Bands and draw 1 additional unknown Crisis card. (5-6 sum total), If the sum is 7 or more, remove 2 Temperature Bands. Important! This is a <u>temporary effect.</u> Return the Temperature Bands to the Thermometer at the end of the round (after increasing Energy Demand). (Once Per Round) . '''Risks:''' With minimal resilience, having additional unknown crisis cards picked can tank the game. </li>		<li>⭐'''[https://www.daybreakgame.org/card/1126 Stratospheric Sulfur]''' - (Geoengineering tag) - Roll the Geoengineering die and +1 to the result for each Geoengineering tag in this card's stack. The following occur based on the sum of the Geoengineering tags in the stack + the roll of the geoengineering die: remove 1 Temperature Band and draw 2 additional unknown Crisis cards.(2-4 sum total), remove 1 Temperature Bands and draw 1 additional unknown Crisis card. (5-6 sum total), If the sum is 7 or more, remove 2 Temperature Bands. Important! This is a <u>temporary effect.</u> Return the Temperature Bands to the Thermometer at the end of the round (after increasing Energy Demand). (Once Per Round) . '''Risks:''' With minimal resilience, having additional unknown crisis cards picked can tank the game. '''How to use it:''' You have two ways: either you have a stack of clouds, are likely to roll 7 or more, and you use it for -2 temperature bar. Or either you use it for the -1 temperature bar and +2 crisis. That will make the team roll one less dice, and make most crisis deal -1 damage. If the crisis were dealing 2 or 1 damage before using that card, it's usually great to use it, else it's usually bad. Usually it shine turns 2&3 or when you start having the game under control. It's a gamebreaking situational card, but is enough strong to be one of the best card of the game. </li>
	</ul>		</ul>

Kitty4777: /* Card Tag Symbols - (Colorful Circles on the Cards) */ added fan created google sheet list of cards

2025-06-06T00:55:21Z

Card Tag Symbols - (Colorful Circles on the Cards): added fan created google sheet list of cards

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	<li style="list-style-type:decimal;">Click the "?" in the bottom left corner of any card to open its dedicated page on https://daybreakgame.org/explore-cards, which provides an in-depth breakdown. </li>		<li style="list-style-type:decimal;">Click the "?" in the bottom left corner of any card to open its dedicated page on https://daybreakgame.org/explore-cards, which provides an in-depth breakdown. </li>
	<li style="list-style-type:decimal;">Hover over a card for a quick description. ''Tip: You can view "buried/tucked" cards this way, useful when discarding the top layer of a stack..''</li>		<li style="list-style-type:decimal;">Hover over a card for a quick description. ''Tip: You can view "buried/tucked" cards this way, useful when discarding the top layer of a stack..''</li><li style="list-style-type:decimal;">List of all cards (Fan created) - [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1vcwCeUuMxzXbT3QUkF4Tk0rTmTtf2SNeACxVuStc0yU/edit?usp=sharing https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1vcwCeUuMxzXbT3QUkF4Tk0rTmTtf2SNeACxVuStc0yU]</li>
	</ol>		</ol>

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	!'''Color'''		!'''Color'''
	!'''Symbol Description'''		!'''Symbol Description'''
	!'''# in Deck'''		!'''# Unique Cards in Deck'''
			!'''# Cards in Deck'''
	\|-		\|-
	\|Grid		\|Grid
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	\|☨- Power Grid		\|☨- Power Grid
	\|10		\|10
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	\|-		\|-
	\|Energy		\|Energy
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	\|🔌- Outlet Plug		\|🔌- Outlet Plug
	\|27		\|27
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	\|-		\|-
	\|Nuclear		\|Nuclear
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	\|⚛️ - Atom		\|⚛️ - Atom
	\|5		\|5
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	\|-		\|-
	\|Wind		\|Wind
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	\|🌀 - Pinwheel		\|🌀 - Pinwheel
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	\|-		\|-
	\|Solar		\|Solar
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	\|🟨⠿⠿ - Grid of Yellow Dots (Solar Panel)		\|🟨⠿⠿ - Grid of Yellow Dots (Solar Panel)
	\|8		\|8
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	\|-		\|-
	\|Regulation		\|Regulation
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	\|📄 Piece of Paper		\|📄 Piece of Paper
	\|23		\|23
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	\|-		\|-
	\|Society		\|Society
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	\| 🤝 - Two hands gripping		\| 🤝 - Two hands gripping
	\|25		\|25
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	\|-		\|-
	\|Ecology		\|Ecology
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	\|🌱 - Plant / Sprout with Leaves		\|🌱 - Plant / Sprout with Leaves
	\|18		\|18
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	\|-		\|-
	\|Infrastructure		\|Infrastructure
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	\|🌉 - Suspension Bridge		\|🌉 - Suspension Bridge
	\|17		\|17
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	\|-		\|-
	\|Incentive		\|Incentive
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	\|🥞💰 - Money / Stack of Coins with $		\|🥞💰 - Money / Stack of Coins with $
	\|20		\|20
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	\|-		\|-
	\|Innovation		\|Innovation
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	\| 💡 - Lightbulb with light emitting		\| 💡 - Lightbulb with light emitting
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	\|-		\|-
	\|Geoengineering		\|Geoengineering
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	\|☁️🔧 - Wrench in the middle of a cloud		\|☁️🔧 - Wrench in the middle of a cloud
	\|7		\|7
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	\|}		\|}

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2025-06-06T00:22:13Z

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	<li>'''Play to your country's strengths''' - The US / Europe generate less emissions and can focus on building card engines/energy engines to help provide energy generation or extra cards for China / Minority World. </li></ul>		<li>'''Play to your country's strengths''' - The US / Europe generate less emissions and can focus on building card engines/energy engines to help provide energy generation or extra cards for China / Minority World. </li></ul>

	==== ~~'''~~Fast Game Strategy Risks~~'''~~ ====		==== Fast Game Strategy Risks ====
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	<li>'''Limited Flexibility:''' The strategy relies on aggressive execution—if key cards don’t appear early, you may struggle to maintain progress.</li></ul>		<li>'''Limited Flexibility:''' The strategy relies on aggressive execution—if key cards don’t appear early, you may struggle to maintain progress.</li></ul>

	==== ~~'''~~Fast Game - Local Project Cards to Look for - (⭐Best / 🥈Good)~~'''~~ ====		==== Fast Game - Local Project Cards to Look for - (⭐Best / 🥈Good) ====

	==== 1.Search the Deck for Cards Engine → Controlled card selection is key. ====		==== 1.Search the Deck for Cards Engine → Controlled card selection is key. ====
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	==== ~~'''~~Fast Game - Local Project Cards Types to Avoid~~'''~~ ====		==== Fast Game - Local Project Cards Types to Avoid ====
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	<li>🚫Gain Resilience→ Not needed - Resilience-building should be delayed in this strategy.</li><li>🚫Remove Communities In Crisis Tokens → Not avoiding CIC's - utilized as a resource to manage.</li><li>🚫Reduce Damage → Not needed unless the game drags on.</li><li>🚫'''[https://www.daybreakgame.org/card/1009 Green Investment Bank]''' (Innovation tag) – Draw cards if you meet the following requirements: Draw 1 (2–3 Innovation), Draw 2 (4–5 Innovation), Draw 3 (6+ Innovation) in the stack. '''Issue: Competes with [https://www.daybreakgame.org/card/1117 Clean Energy R+D] for use of Innovation tags;''' if possible, consider sandwiching between Clean Energy R+D cards.</li>		<li>🚫Gain Resilience→ Not needed - Resilience-building should be delayed in this strategy.</li><li>🚫Remove Communities In Crisis Tokens → Not avoiding CIC's - utilized as a resource to manage.</li><li>🚫Reduce Damage → Not needed unless the game drags on.</li><li>🚫'''[https://www.daybreakgame.org/card/1009 Green Investment Bank]''' (Innovation tag) – Draw cards if you meet the following requirements: Draw 1 (2–3 Innovation), Draw 2 (4–5 Innovation), Draw 3 (6+ Innovation) in the stack. '''Issue: Competes with [https://www.daybreakgame.org/card/1117 Clean Energy R+D] for use of Innovation tags;''' if possible, consider sandwiching between Clean Energy R+D cards.</li>
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	=== Longer Game Strategy ===		=== Longer Game Strategy ===

	==== ~~'''~~Resilience-Based Approach, Win After Turn 3~~'''~~ ====		==== Resilience-Based Approach, Win After Turn 3 ====
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	<li>'''Optimize Crisis Management:''' Avoid '''wasting cards''' solely on resilience - use '''only necessary resilience''' while keeping emissions reduction in mind. </li></ul>		<li>'''Optimize Crisis Management:''' Avoid '''wasting cards''' solely on resilience - use '''only necessary resilience''' while keeping emissions reduction in mind. </li></ul>

	==== ~~'''~~Longer Game Strategy Risks~~'''~~ ====		==== Longer Game Strategy Risks ====
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Kitty4777: Large updates throughout.

2025-06-06T00:19:43Z

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Kitty4777: /* Game End */ Updated bullets; updated for clarity and conciseness

2025-06-02T16:05:10Z

Game End: Updated bullets; updated for clarity and conciseness

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	===Game End===		===Game End===
	~~To win~~ - Reduce Net Carbon to -1 (~~this number is located~~ under the world map). ~~Then survive~~ a final crisis round.		Winning Conditions
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			<li>Reduce Net Carbon to -1 (visible under the world map).</li>
			<li>Survive a final crisis round.</li>
			</ul>

	Optional: If ~~you have~~ Global or Local "Challenge Cards~~" Active~~, their conditions must be met ~~before~~ the game ~~will~~ end. If you ~~always wish that you could "go that extra round"~~, ~~look into~~ harder or variable ~~global or local~~ challenges per ~~person~~.		Optional Challenge Cards
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			<li>If Global or Local Challenge Cards are active, their conditions must be met for the game to end.</li>
			<li>If you want a more extended game, consider harder or variable challenges per player.</li>
			</ul>

	===Understanding Cards===		===Understanding Cards===

Kitty4777: /* Using this Guide & Card Help */ updated to split into symbols & finding cards sections & updated language for clarity, consistency & conciseness

2025-06-02T16:01:26Z

Using this Guide & Card Help: updated to split into symbols & finding cards sections & updated language for clarity, consistency & conciseness

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	=== ~~Using this Guide & Card Help~~ ===		=== Symbol Terminology: ===
	Symbol Terminology~~: Later~~ in ~~this~~ guide is a list of terms ~~& explanation of symbols~~ (tags/resilience~~'s/~~etc.). Use CTRL+F to search for ~~a term you don't recognize~~.		Refer to the '''Symbol Terminology''' section later in the guide for a list of terms and symbol explanations (tags, resilience, etc.). Use '''CTRL+F''' to search for unfamiliar terms.

	~~Find information about a~~ card in ~~one of the following~~ two ways:		=== Finding Card Information: ===
			You can look up card details in two ways:<ol style="
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	<li style="list-style-type:decimal;">~~Clicking on~~ the "?" in the bottom left ~~hand~~ corner of any card ~~will~~ open ~~the website for the game, for the specific card you are curious about. Each~~ page on ~~daybreakgame.org has intricate breakdown of each card, along with real-world applications/explanations. Full list of cards:~~ https://daybreakgame.org/explore-cards</li>		<li style="list-style-type:decimal;">Click the "?" in the bottom left corner of any card to open its dedicated page on https://daybreakgame.org/explore-cards, which provides an in-depth breakdown. </li>
	<li style="list-style-type:decimal;">Hover over a card for a quick ~~explanation~~. ''Tip: ~~Cards that are~~ "buried/tucked" ~~in a stack can be viewed~~ this way ~~(helpful~~ when ~~you are~~ discarding the top layer of a stack).''</li>		<li style="list-style-type:decimal;">Hover over a card for a quick description. ''Tip: You can view "buried/tucked" cards this way, useful when discarding the top layer of a stack..''</li>
	</ol>		</ol>

Kitty4777: /* Understanding Cards */ updating to numbered list

2025-06-02T15:57:22Z

Understanding Cards: updating to numbered list

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	Find information about a card in one of the following two ways:		Find information about a card in one of the following two ways:

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	<li>Clicking on the "?" in the bottom left hand corner of any card will open the website for the game, for the specific card you are curious about. Each page on daybreakgame.org has intricate breakdown of each card, along with real-world applications/explanations. Full list of cards: https://daybreakgame.org/explore-cards</li>		<li style="list-style-type:decimal;">Clicking on the "?" in the bottom left hand corner of any card will open the website for the game, for the specific card you are curious about. Each page on daybreakgame.org has intricate breakdown of each card, along with real-world applications/explanations. Full list of cards: https://daybreakgame.org/explore-cards</li>
	<li>Hover over a card for a quick explanation. ''Tip: Cards that are "buried/tucked" in a stack can be viewed this way (helpful when you are discarding the top layer of a stack).''</li>		<li style="list-style-type:decimal;">Hover over a card for a quick explanation. ''Tip: Cards that are "buried/tucked" in a stack can be viewed this way (helpful when you are discarding the top layer of a stack).''</li>
	</ul>		</ol>

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			<li>'''Starting Cards:''' </li>
	<li>"Once per round" effects can be used at the end of a round AND at the start of the next round.</li>		<li>"Once per round" effects can be used at the end of a round AND at the start of the next round.</li>
	<li>You can keep cards in your hand between rounds, which can allow you to gain the effect of a "once per round" card twice before covering it. </li>		<li>You can keep cards in your hand between rounds, which can allow you to gain the effect of a "once per round" card twice before covering it. </li>

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