Starters

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CardTamers

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Published: Dec 11, 2016

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Starters Tamer Guide Creature Guide Inventories Explore Shops FAQ Basic Guide Nursery Breeding

There are a variety of species your Tamer can start with in CardTamers. Some of them require extra effort to obtain, while others can be obtained just by joining the group. In addition, starters are restricted by season. Simply comment below with which starter you want, and if the season is right, you will receive your character when it's drawn. Gender, stats, palette, and more will be randomized.

Floithus - Start (Summer)

Floithus creature is lizard-like, with flower-like leaves on its back. It uses light and the sun to attack. It only shows up in the summer.

Faixalis - Start (Spring/Summer)

Faixalis is fluffy, but it contains deadly venom which it uses to incapacitate foes. Smaller amounts of the venom can heal some ills. It only appears in the spring and summer.

Sheanium - Start (Spring/Summer/Fall)

Sheanium has a snowy appearance and wears an icy mask. It can freeze anything solid. It appears in the spring, summer, and fall.

Irosia - Start (Winter/Spring)

Irosia has fluff all over its body that can be used to keep warm in the colder months and areas. It uses ice and snow to attack. It appears in the winter and spring.

Ematus - Start (Fall)
Ematus is a small creature that uses plants and earth to attack. It values its fur highly and hates to get it dirty. It only appears in the fall.

Rubatus - Start (Fall)
Rubatus is a small creature that attacks with fire. It's known for its beautiful fur and stubborn attitude. It only appears in the fall.

Juia - Special (Spring)
Juia is a common birdlike creature that uses physical attacks. It's known for the patterns in its feathers. It only appears in the spring.

Sorila - Special/Purchase (Fall/Winter)

Sorila have special abilities that allow them to travel between dimensions and through time. These can only be obtained through special means in the fall and winter.