Collection Power
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Every Splinterlands has a “Collection Power” value, or the total combined of all Owned cards in a player's collection.
Cards that are delegated or rented to an account do NOT count for Collection Power, except in the case of Tournaments as of the update. In those cases, the Collection Power is calculated when the user checks the Tournament interface, showing the most recent value including those rented/delegated cards.
Collection Power can be used as a tournament entry requirement. This measure ensures that only individuals at or above the specified Collection Power may participate.
Gladiator cards and cards staked on land no longer count toward Collection Power for tournament entry requirements.
Collection Power used to be a factor in determining the maximum league a player could access in both Modern and Wild. This functionality was removed during the on Feb. 29th, 2024.
2.5 Million Owned Collection Power gives access to the #cardcollector room on the Official Splinterlands .
You can view your account’s Collection Power under the tab, on your Items page, as indicated in the image:
Several variables influence burn value:
You can locate the burn value of specific cards by clicking on a specific card in your collection, navigating to the Card Details screen, and reviewing the Power column. To convert cards to DEC, Glint, or Merits, click the checkbox of the desired card. Next, click the button indicated by the red arrow below.
Each card has a power value, this is used to determine the burn value of the card. Most cards can be burned for , although Gladiator Cards are burned for Merits and Soulbound Reward Cards are burned for Glint.
: The rarer the card, the higher its DEC burn value.
: The more copies of a card combined into an individual card, the higher the DEC burn value.
: Gold Foil cards have a higher DEC burn value than Regular Foil.
: Older and rarer editions of cards have higher DEC burn values.
