# The Cards
Your main assets in Stradall are your Cars. Each card represents a unique car model and is available in 4 rarity classes:
Each model showcases a set of 4 main technical characteristics in the front of the card:
There is also a set of secondary characteristics hidden behind each card such as:
Each characteristic is derived from the real-life performance of the specific car. The value ranges from 0 to 10.
Each rarity level also offers an XP bonus applied to the characteristics and ranging from 0% to 20%. The longer you keep your Car, the higher the XP bonus.
### Royalties sharing
We developed a mechanism of royalties sharing linked to the rarity of the cards you choose. For each single car model we release, the owners of the higher rarities will receive a chunk of the royalties generated by the secondary market transactions on the lower rarity levels.
For example, the owner of the Black rarity E-Tron GT will receive a percentage of the secondary market royalties from each transaction on:
* The Legendary rarity E-Tron GT
* The Rare rarity E-Tron GT
* The Limited rarity E-Tron GT
**The "UNIQUE EDITION" cards**
This is the holy grail of Stradall cards. The card that every car enthusiast would love to own. Owner receives royalties on all lower rarity sales of the same model. You need at least 5 of them to be able to line them up in a race.
Perks (examples): F1 GP tickets with hotel on the spot, Driving course on circuit or on ice in Lapland, Video call by a known Stradall ambassador, 1/18th collector car signed by driver, Stradall T-shirt and cap.\
Rarity bonus : 50% Possible XP bonuses : from 0 to 20%
**The " LEGENDARY EDITION " cards**
Recognizable by their gold background, there are 10 of these cards per car model. Owner receives royalties on all Rare and Limited rarities sales of the same model. You need at least 5 of them to be able to enter them in a race.\
Rarity bonus: 30 Possible XP bonuses: from 0 to 20%
**The "RARE EDITION" cards**
The Silver cards, on a silver background, are published in a number of 100. Owner receives royalties on all Limited rarity sales of the same model. You need at least 5 of them to be able to align them in a race.\
Rarity bonus: 20 Possible XP bonuses: from 0 to 20%
**The " LIMITED EDITION " cards**
The Blue cards are the most accessible on Stradall. There are 1,000 of them for each model released. The dedicated races allow players to build their future dream garage. Owners are not elligible to the royalties sharing mechanism. You need at least 5 of them to be able to align them in a race.\
Rarity bonus : 10 Possible XP bonuses: from 0 to 20%
**The Lucky cards**
The Lucky cards can be seen as a randomizing factor. There are different categories of Lucky cards that influence either the performance of the cars or the conditions of the race. When used during a race, it provides an advantage for your car or a disadvantage for a direct opponent. Lucky cards can only be used once and are then burned.
The effect of the Lucky cards can be boosted by holding the card in the Garage for a certain of time. The longer the card is held, the better the advantage, and the higher the potential secondary market value!
The rarity levels on the Lucky cards will match the rarity levels of the Car cards.
**The " COMMON EDITION " cards**
The White Edition cards are free and unlimited car cards, designed to offer a free-to-play feature to the game. The rewards associated with White Edition cards races are non monetary but players using those cards will have the opportunity to earn Blue level cards during special events.
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