FAQ

You will unlock a faction by beating them in any mode, including PVP and custom games. The faction battles act as more of a guided way to learn the faction. If you skip the deck battles you will unlock the starter cards through natural gameplay.

We've talked a lot about translation and we are open to it. If we do go ahead with translations we will want to do it well and carefully due to the card actions/rules interpretations. While we are in early access and in active development, the game will stay in English, but it is absolutely a possibility later on.

You can report a bug directly via the in game menu "Report an Issue" button. Alternatively you can email support@kejami.gg or join our support chat on discord (discord link at bottom of the page).

Please contact us by emailing support@kejami.gg or place a ticket discord (discord link at bottom of the page).

Please contact us by emailing support@kejami.gg or place a ticket discord (discord link at bottom of the page).

We are working on a variety of community requested features, including steam achievements, shop upgrades, faction card releases, and new campaign chapters (to state a just a few). We will share more of a formal roadmap once it is finalized. Please keep up to date on news by following our Steam Community hub or Discord News channel (social links at bottom of the page) for updates.

Yes, with your cursor active in chat, navigate to the card in your collection and then press "Shift" + click on the card.

There are currently a couple of ways to add a friend. Option 1: If you type something to them in a game chat, they can open the chat and add you, or vice versa. Option 2: You can add a friend by having them type a message in global chat, then click on their name. A new chat window will open with an "Add as Friend" option. Option 3: If you know their complete name id, you can type it in directly from the friends list menu on the lower left hand side of your screen. Note that currently a player needs to be online to be added as a friend.

There are a couple of ways to invite a player to a game. Option 1: You can invite someone to a game by clicking on their name in either global chat or from your friend list. Once you click on their name, a new 1 on 1 chat window with an "Invite to Game" option will pop up. Select the "Invite to Game" button. Option 2: You can start a custom game by hitting "Play" on the Home page and then "Custom Game". The Custom Game settings will open up and you can define the type of game you want to play (1v1 or Court, custom rules, etc.). Define your settings and then click the large yellow "+" sign to add players from your friends list and/or CPU players.

In chats players will have a dot next to their name in your friends list meaning: Green = Online & Available Blue = Online and & in a Game Grey = Offline

Yes, in the game menu you can turn check "hide my identity in a matchmade game" if you are streaming or wish to remain anonymous.

On the profile page tab, if you click on the mirror reflection you will be able to customize your profile picture.

On the profile page tab, if you click on cardback on the little desk, you can change your purchase cardbacks and assign a default cardback for your decks. If you want to show off separate cardbacks on different decks, you can customize this in the deckbuilder deck box settings.

While in a game there is a small circle next to your player portrait that indicates if you have initiative.

If you right click their deck in a game you will see the known information about their deck, such as card count.

Yes, in the game menu you can turn uncheck "Allow matchmaking vs bots" under the gameplay section if you only want to play against human players.

At present both these features are under development. If you would like to see your deck win rate or specific card win rate, you can view these on the card details or the deckbuilder deck box settings.

Please email support@kejami.gg or join our discord and raise a ticket with us. If you haven't restarted your campaign run, we can update your run in the back end so your progress is saved for when you next log in.

Our intention is that if you open a card, that card remains consistent. Each card in Wyldernook is its own entity. Thus, if you own the sketched version of a card, and then new art comes out for that card, your card will remain untouched. If you were to open or craft new copies of that card, it would be with the new artwork.

Yes, but it becomes much rarer. Players who already have the sketched version could trade it. Booster packs purchased with Gemstones have a chance to contain alternative artwork cards, and the old sketch artwork will become added to the pool of alternative artwork that can be pulled from a pack. However, this means as time goes on, that pool becomes larger and the odds of pulling any particular sketched version of the card become rarer.

Yes, but it becomes much rarer. Players who already have the sketched version could trade it. Booster packs purchased with Gemstones have a chance to contain alternative artwork cards, and the old sketch artwork will become added to the pool of alternative artwork that can be pulled from a pack. However, this means as time goes on, that pool becomes larger and the odds of pulling any particular sketched version of the card become rarer.

In your collection page, you can click on the red button with three yellow lines that is in the lower left hand corner of your screen next to the search box to open extended filter options. In the filter menu you can select the drop down menu for "Card Owndership" and change it to show "only cards I can forge" to see what you can make with dust or gems.

In your collection page, in the lower left hand corner of your screen there is a search box that you can use to perform a text search for any text that appears on a card. If you want to narrow your search results you can click on the red button with three yellow lines next to the search box to open extended filter options and make various selections.

500 Dust or Free from Chive

Currently this card pack includes 5 cards, of which 1 card is guaranteed to be of Rare quality or higher. Standard odds are as follows: One in four chance to get an Epic & one in twenty chance to get a Legendary. As we are still actively developing the game while in Early access, we reserve the option to change these odds & will provide notice in the in game shop if we do so.

175 Gemstones

Currently this card pack includes 5 cards, of which 1 card is guaranteed to be of Rare quality or higher. Standard odds are as follows: One in four chance to get an Epic & one in twenty chance to get a Legendary. Additionally there is a 15% chance that cards will either have a special frame or alternative art (or possibly both). At present we only have one special frame, the Floral frame. The main reason we are in early access it to produce art for the game, so the alternative art choices and special frames will increase over time as we add them. As we are still actively developing the game while in Early access, we reserve the option to change these odds & will provide notice in the in game shop if we do so.

600 Gemstones

Currently this card pack includes 5 cards, of which 2 card is guaranteed to be of Rare quality or higher. Standard odds are as follows: One in three chance to get an Epic & one in twelve chance to get a Legendary. Additionally every card will either have a special frame or alternative art (or possibly both). At present we only have one special frame, the Floral frame. The main reason we are in early access it to produce art for the game, so the alternative art choices and special frames will increase over time as we add them. As we are still actively developing the game while in Early access, we reserve the option to change these odds & will provide notice in the in game shop if we do so.

We recommend you have a little chat with a certain onerous shop keeper in game! After speaking to him you should have an option in your collection page.

Yes, in your deck creation settings (settings wheel on your deck box), you can click and see functions to export unique deck codes & import codes. There are a few places where you can share your decks, such as the Steam Community Hub, on reddit at r/wyldernook or we have dedicated deckbuilding community on our discord. Social links at the bottom of the page.

When in the deckbuilding for a specific deck, if you click on the deck box settings cog a window will open up and display the decks win rate and other stats at the bottom of the screen. You can reset these stats if you make changes to your deck and want to start a fresh.

Yes. When in the deckbuilding for a specific deck, if you click on the deck box settings cog a window will open up and you can select "Favorite this deck". This will prioritize your deck in the deck selection window when joining a match queue.

We recommend you have a little chat with a certain onerous shop keeper in game!

You can invite someone to trade by opening a 1 on 1 chat with them (note you must be friends) & clicking the settings wheel icon. Once clicked you will see several options and initiating trade is one of them. Please note trading is at your own risk, please double check them carefully as the Wyldernook team will not be able to reverse them. To find out what others are trading and post things you would like to trade, you can join us on our discord (link at bottom of page).

All non-starter cards can be traded. Starter cards you can only receive once from unlocking the factions and so they cannot be traded. You can filter out non-starter cards in your collection tab, or you can identify them as cards that have no gem below their name in the card nameplate.

Yes, Chive takes a 1 gem cut on all trades.

You can prevent a card from by un-ticking "Tradable" in the cards detail page. This will prevent the card from being shown in the trade window.

By completing the campaign earn 2 copies of a sticker & other stickers are earned through gameplay. A word of warning, as each card is unique and maintains a memory in Wyldernook, card with a sticker can be dusted or traded away.

In Wyldernook, the main currency "Dust" is earned through gameplay. Dust can be used to purchase cards, card packs, and cosmetic items. Dust is not the only reward that can be earned by gameplay, every player has loot pools that are unique to them, and there are different pools for different types of rewards (ex. Dust, Cards, etc.). A players' pool will diminish based on if they have received a specific reward recently and refill over the course of a day. At present, there are two times loot is awarded: Firstly, in a match when an enemy's card goes to the graveyard or is erased, the server performs a loot roll against a players' loot pool. Secondly, whenever an enemy player is destroyed, they are awarded Dust based on the time spent in that match. At the end of the game, all the loot is added up and displayed in the final Victory/Defeat screen (even if you didn't loot it during the game). This system, in general, rewards players who play matches regularly. As we are in early access, we are monitoring loot pools and rewards closely, and will be refining them as we go and reserve the right to change things. As a free to play game, it is important to us that players have a reasonable path to earning all cards through standard gameplay.