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# Card Creation Process

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### Card Creation Process

1. **NFT Selection**\
   Players choose one NFT from their collection. This NFT serves as the basis for the card's visual look.&#x20;
2. **AI Extraction**\
   The NFT Extractor examines the selected image and its features using AI technology. This step transforms the NFT's visual elements into potential game card qualities.&#x20;
3. **Attribute Assignment** \
   The AI evaluates the card's core attributes, including as attack, defense, and special abilities, based on NFT features.
4. **Whitelisted NFTs**\
   If the chosen NFT is on the whitelist, it gains additional qualities beyond the baseline level, which raises its overall performance.&#x20;
5. **Finalization**\
   Players review AI-generated attributes and customize the framework to finish their card.

### Attribute Table Explanation

* An attribute table is a preset collection of qualities that may be applied to a card.
* It covers fundamental stats like as attack, defense, mana cost, and special abilities or boost effects.
* It additionally includes enhanced attributes that are only available to whitelisted NFTs.
* It guides the AI through the NFT extraction process, assuring consistency in attribute assignment and balanced gameplay.


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