Celebrate the Veteran Card Backs!
KARDS features a nice achievement system which allows you to get gold, resources, cards, card packs, emotes while having fun playing KARDS.
[h2]Achievements in a Nutshell[/h2]
You progress your achievements by playing battles or draft matches (training matches do not count for your achievement progress). You can check your achievements progress in your profile / progress tab.
Completing all achievements will get you close to 400 card packs, over 6000 resources, emotes and special visuals such as the “Veteran” card back which you can’t get anywhere else:
Some of the achievements are quite easy to complete, others pose a serious challenge even to the most seasoned players. Take for example the national achievements!
[h2]The National Achievements[/h2]
You complete the national achievements by playing a certain number of cards of a nation. Each nation has its own specific achievement (e.g. Germany with Knights Cross).
You get the first reward of the national achievements, a card of standard rarity, after playing 5 cards for that nation. The final reward for this achievement, the special “Veteran” card back, will be handed out once you have completed playing 50.000 cards of that nation.
[h2]Celebrating our first three National Veterans[/h2]
Now is the time to celebrate the first three players that have completed the final leg of the national achievements by playing at least 50.000 cards of that nation.
It has been a long way from completing the first star of the first level to finally getting awarded the fifth start of the tenth and final level of this achievement!
Drogear completed the British national achievement George Cross and received the “Britain Veteran” card back:
Kezpar for completed the German national achievement Knight’s Cross and received the “German Veteran” card back:
RPC for completed the Japanese national achievement Imperial Force and received the “Japan Veteran” card back:
Congratulations to Drogear, Kezpar, and RPC for being the first-ever KARDS players who fully completed the national achievements!
When will you claim your Veteran card back rewards?
[h2]Achievements in a Nutshell[/h2]
You progress your achievements by playing battles or draft matches (training matches do not count for your achievement progress). You can check your achievements progress in your profile / progress tab.
Completing all achievements will get you close to 400 card packs, over 6000 resources, emotes and special visuals such as the “Veteran” card back which you can’t get anywhere else:
Some of the achievements are quite easy to complete, others pose a serious challenge even to the most seasoned players. Take for example the national achievements!
[h2]The National Achievements[/h2]
You complete the national achievements by playing a certain number of cards of a nation. Each nation has its own specific achievement (e.g. Germany with Knights Cross).
You get the first reward of the national achievements, a card of standard rarity, after playing 5 cards for that nation. The final reward for this achievement, the special “Veteran” card back, will be handed out once you have completed playing 50.000 cards of that nation.
[h2]Celebrating our first three National Veterans[/h2]
Now is the time to celebrate the first three players that have completed the final leg of the national achievements by playing at least 50.000 cards of that nation.
It has been a long way from completing the first star of the first level to finally getting awarded the fifth start of the tenth and final level of this achievement!
Drogear completed the British national achievement George Cross and received the “Britain Veteran” card back:
Kezpar for completed the German national achievement Knight’s Cross and received the “German Veteran” card back:
RPC for completed the Japanese national achievement Imperial Force and received the “Japan Veteran” card back:
Congratulations to Drogear, Kezpar, and RPC for being the first-ever KARDS players who fully completed the national achievements!
When will you claim your Veteran card back rewards?