This power system is still in beta, but here's how it works:
There are two different ranking systems—one for magic and one for swords.
Magic Ranks
Magic users progress through 13 ranks, based on playing cards, from Ace to King. However, advancing in magic is much harder since there are only thirteen cards, from the Ace of Spades to the King of Clubs.
Sword Ranks
Swordsmen have a different ranking system, progressing through 52 cards from 1 of Spades to 10 of Clubs. Unlike magic, swordsmen advance more easily at first, but the difficulty increases the further they progress.
Tarot Tier – The Strongest Ranks
Once a warrior or mage completes all their ranks, they ascend to the Tarot Card Deck, where only the strongest exist. The ranking follows Tarot numbers, with 0, The Fool, being the strongest. The lower the number, the greater the power.
Advancement System:
Magic Users: When mages reach the Queen tier, they must collect all four Queen cards before advancing to the Kings.
• Swordsmen: When knights reach a new number rank (e.g., 7), they must first collect all four suits of that number before moving to 8. To surpass each level, both mages and knights must defeat a powerful monster that gatekeeps the next rank.
The Joker – The Final Trial
The Joker Card is the last and ultimate card for both swordsmen and mages. It represents the final trial, but what happens after obtaining it remains a mystery.