The Class System

Though this seems to add unneeded complexity, the class system is really just a convenience: a way to group cards (with connected functionality) together to avoid listing. For instance, referring to royals rather than jacks, queens, and kings.

Aspirations

Aspirations refers to all the cards that aspire to be something greater. When they band together, they can turn the tables and take power away from those that oppress them. These are:

• 2, 3, 4, 5
  Together, they can form a revolution!

Asylum

Asylum refers to those cards that, when put together, offer asylum from the dangers of a revolution, or from the pressures of having to pick up cards. These are:

• 7, 8, 9
  Together, they can form a castle.

Authority

Authority refers to those cards that oppress the others, that have power on their own, unlike many of those below them. These are also the cards that lose their power during revolutions. These are:

• Jacks
• Queens
• Kings
  Together, they can form a royal court.

Anarchy

These cards are the few that hold their own power, both outside and in of a revolution. They are chaotic, often destructive, unpredictable. These are:

• Aces
• 6s
• 10s
• Jokers