Furni Index TCG FAQ

Buy a pack from the Furni Index TCG page with Popcorn , then rip it open: drag across the tear strip and tap each card to flip it. Every card in a pack is yours, and lands in your collection the moment the pack opens.

Which cards you pull is random (rolled securely on the server), weighted by rarity. Duplicates are normal and useful. You can scrap them, craft them, or trade them.

Some sets offer pack sizes: a Fun Pack (usually 3 cards) for a quick fix, the standard Booster Pack, and a Jumbo Pack (usually 10 cards) for a proper rip session. Every card rolls on the same odds whatever size it came in.

Five tiers, from most to least common. Each card slot in a pack rolls independently:

• Common: 60%
• Uncommon: 25%
• Rare: 10%
• Epic: 4%
• Legendary: 1%

Every card you pull has a 5% chance of being a ✦ foil, a parallel version of the same card with a holographic finish. Tilt one with your cursor (or finger) and watch it shine. Some sets run a higher foil rate, and packs brewed in the cauldron can run higher still.

Foils count as the same card for set completion, but they're tracked separately in your collection, are worth ×2 when scrapped, and can be specifically requested in trades. A foil 1st Edition is about as flexy as it gets.

Some sets have a second parallel: the Aquarelle. Its furni is a hand-painted watercolour instead of the pixel sprite. Everything else on the card is the same. Aquarelles are rarer than foils, and packs brewed in the cauldron turn them up more often than bought ones.

A card is never both foil and Aquarelle, but an Aquarelle can be a 1st Edition. Like foils, Aquarelles count as the same card for set completion, have their own view in your collection, are worth ×2 when scrapped, and can be asked for by name in trades and on the Trading Post.

When a set launches it opens a 1st Edition window. Every card that lands in your collection while it's open is stamped with a 1st Edition badge, up to a set number of cards per person, so it isn't a race against anyone else. Turn up during the window and your share is there. Because the limit is per player, nobody can take the lot.

It counts for any pack you open during the window: one you bought or a Discord drop. Cards that arrive another way (crafting, a set completion reward, a trade) aren't stamped, because a 1st Edition is for pulling a card while the window is open. The window, the limit, and how many of yours are left are all shown on the Furni Index TCG page while it's running.

After it closes the same cards still drop from packs. They just don't carry the stamp, and no more are ever made.

The stamp belongs to the copy and stays with it wherever it goes. Every 1st Edition of a card is interchangeable with every other, because the stamp is the thing rather than a serial number. That's deliberate: it means you can scrap spares without agonising over which particular copy you're giving up. When you scrap or craft, ordinary copies are always taken before your 1st Editions.

Your collection is every card you own, laid out publicly set by set: the ones you have in full colour (and quantities like ×3), the ones you're missing shown as a face-down card, and a completion meter per set. Find it from the Furni Index TCG page or your profile.

Click any card, owned or not, to open it large, one at a time, with prev/next to page through the whole set. You can flip an owned card to see its back too.

Collections are public: anyone can browse yours, and you can browse anyone's from their profile.

Your profile has a Card Showcase: up to 3 slots that display full, tilting, shining cards to anyone who visits. Slots unlock for 300 each (like the other profile slots), and you can swap the displayed card any time. If you own the foil, the foil is what shows.

Your full collection is always linked from your profile too. The showcase is just the highlight reel.

Own at least one copy of every card in a set and the reward is claimed automatically the moment the last card arrives, however it arrives (pack, craft, or trade):

• a one-time 1,000 bonus,
• a permanent trophy icon on that set in your collection,
• and for some sets, an exclusive completion card that can't be pulled from packs at all.

Completion is forever. Trading or scrapping cards away afterwards doesn't undo it.

Spare copies can be scrapped for Popcorn from your collection (open a card you own more than one of). Scrap values by rarity:

• Common: 15
• Uncommon: 30
• Rare: 75
• Epic: 200
• Legendary: 500
• Foils and Aquarelles: ×2 the value

Open a card you own more than one of and you'll see every copy listed. Tick the ones you want to scrap and leave the rest untouched. Copies marked 1st Edition are called out so you don't part with one by accident, and if you scrap in bulk, ordinary copies are always taken first.

Two things to know first. Scrapping is permanent (the copy is gone forever), and it's deliberately worth much less than a pack costs, because scrapping is a floor for dupes rather than a business model. Cards locked in a pending trade can't be selected.

Tap the pin on any copy to keep it. A kept copy is skipped by scrap and craft entirely, and can't be offered (or requested away from you) in a trade, until you tap the pin again to release it. Pin your favourites once and every future "select all spares" leaves them alone automatically, with no need to re-pick them every time.

Crafting turns duplicates into something better: trade in several cards of one rarity for one random card of the next rarity up, from the same set. Costs:

• 7 Commons → 1 random Uncommon
• 7 Uncommons → 1 random Rare
• 7 Rares → 1 random Epic
• 7 Epics → 1 random Legendary
• 2 Legendaries → 1 Legendary

Legendaries work a little differently, since there's no rarity above them to climb into: it's same in, same out. Give back 2 copies of the same legendary and you'll get that exact card again, guaranteed. Give back 2 different legendaries and you'll get a random one from the set instead. Either way the foil chance is the same as every other pull, not boosted.

The crafted card is brand new and can come out foil. The cards you feed in are destroyed, and crafting will let you spend your last copy of something (the picker warns you when a selection is about to). If you haven't completed the set yet that puts the set back out of reach until you get another one; if you already have, completion is permanent and all you've lost is the card. Keep a copy to make it untouchable.

A few special cards are marked uncraftable and can't be crafted into. No Popcorn changes hands.

Trade cards (and Popcorn) directly with other members, so you can fill the gaps in your set instead of waiting on the odds. Post what you're after or what you've got spare on the trade board, then click a matching post to open a proposal with that person.

You build both sides of the deal: pick the exact copies you're offering from your collection, pick the cards you want from theirs (you can require the ✦ foil version specifically), add Popcorn to either side to balance it, and attach a note. Up to 20 cards a side.

• Your side locks when you send. Offered cards can't be scrapped, crafted, or offered elsewhere, and any Popcorn you put in leaves your balance immediately, held in escrow.
• Their side stays free until they accept. If they no longer have what you asked for by then, the accept simply fails and nothing moves.
• They can accept (everything swaps at once: cards, Popcorn, both directions, all or nothing) or decline. You can cancel any time before they answer.
• Offers expire after 72 hours. Declined, cancelled and expired offers refund your escrowed Popcorn and unlock your cards automatically.
• You can have up to 5 open offers at a time.
• Copies you've pinned are off limits, both to offer and to be asked for.

A 1st Edition stamp travels with the copy, so one you trade for counts exactly the same as one you pulled.

Your inbox is on the Trading Postpage, split into incoming, outgoing and recent, and it updates live. You'll also get a Discord DM when someone sends you an offer, and when yours are accepted or declined.

• Discord drops: the bot occasionally posts a pack drop in the activity feed with a Claim button. First 3 clickers get a free pack, opened here with the full ceremony.

A free pack waits in the Pack Store as a sealed pack until you open it, so claiming one never spends it. You still get the rip.