The value of them is always 0, and they usually either change the battle area to let you gain the upper hand or stun the boss.Ĭard values are usually displayed by the number in the bottom-left corner of the card. Gimmick Cards are identified by a green border, like Friend Cards and Item Cards, and a Mickey Mouse insignia.They can usually be found when defeating enemies or bosses. They can be used to boost the effect of attacks and other various reasons, and can be used by both Sora and Riku. Enemy Cards are identified by a black border and the portrait of an enemy.The only Friend Card Riku can use is the Mickey one. These are only obtained when allies join you in their respective worlds (Aladdin in Agrabah, Jack Skellington in Halloween Town, etc.). Friend Cards are, like Item Cards and Gimmick Cards, identified by a green border and the portrait of a friendly character.Though Attack Cards, Magic Cards, Summon Cards, and Item Cards are the main cards to use in battle, other useful cards can be obtained as well. When these cards are used in battle, Sora will jump out of the battlefield and the summoned character will jump in and perform an attack. These cards can be used exclusively by Sora. Summon Cards are identified, like Magic Cards, by a blue border and the portrait of a friendly character.They act as items would in any other Kingdom Hearts game. These cards can be used by both Sora and Riku. Item Cards are identified by a green border and an image of an item.These cards can be used exclusively by Sora, and can be combined to make more powerful magic sleights like Firaga. Magic Cards are identified by a blue border and an image of an element.Sora can switch attack cards and use many different types of Keyblades, while Riku is limited to one - the Soul Eater. Attack Cards are identified by a red border and an image of a Keyblade.There are four types of basic cards that can be used: The more cards you have, the less you'll have to reload your deck during battle. Form decks in rooms when you're not in a battle by using the menu. Get it depleted to defeat your opponent.Ĭards are the most vital part of the battle system of Chain of Memories. Your opponent's HP will be in the form of a horizontal bar (like Riku's HP) at the top-right corner of the screen.
You can also see when your opponent is charging their cards, so you know when to attack.
When a black card with a number is on top of your deck, you probably ran out of cards. You'll go through your card reel when you use the card at the top of the deck. Your deck will be in the bottom-left corner.Additionally, Riku's Dark Points are also in that corner of the screen, and is HP bar is set up like the enemy's rather than Sora's (though his portrait is still present). Sora's/Riku’s HP bar is at the top-left corner of the screen.Additionally, battles are the best way to earn experience, allowing you to level up and face tougher bosses. Map Cards allow you to go to other rooms on the floor's map. Sometimes cards are earned after finishing battles, like Map Cards and Enemy Cards.
Walking into one Heartless initiates a battle with many Heartless. This is unlike other Kingdom Hearts games, where battles were entered simply when the player character would walk in range of a Heartless. Like Final Fantasy, battles are entered when the enemies are walked into. When you see Heartless roaming around the area, it's a sign that it's battle time.
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