SEO guide
Slay the Spire 2 Card List
A card-list hub for Slay the Spire 2 with class pages, colorless cards, rarity buckets, and tier-list links.
Quick answer
The card-list page should become the clean index for every card page. The first version prioritizes structure, filters, and links to card tier logic.
What to check first
Use this page as a practical search-intent answer first, then follow the related database links for deeper card, relic, character, boss, and patch context.
- Group cards by character, rarity, and type.
- Link every card to tier notes and patch confidence.
- Add colorless and rare card sections as separate subtopics.
Use the card list as a draft index
A card list is most useful when it helps players answer a live reward-screen question. The first scan should identify character, rarity, type, and whether the card is meant to solve damage, block, draw, scaling, or economy. After that, the reader can follow tier-list and character links for the actual pick condition.
- Start with character and card role before reading a tier label.
- Use rarity as a discovery filter, not as proof of strength.
- Link every important card to the page that explains when to take it.
What every future card entry should include
Every full card entry should eventually answer the same set of questions: what problem the card solves, what support it needs, whether the upgrade changes the pick, and which boss or elite makes the card better or worse. This keeps the database useful even while Early Access balance moves.
- Record base role, upgrade role, character fit, and support requirement.
- Mark cards that are strong only after the deck is already stable.
- Use video review to capture reward context before changing recommendations.
Quick answer
Use the card list to find the card, then use card tier, character, and guide pages to decide whether it belongs in the current deck. Exact full card coverage, class pools, upgrade text, and current-patch values are needs verification while the database grows.
Common mistake
The common mistake is treating a card list as draft advice. A list can tell you what exists; it cannot tell you whether a card solves the next elite, boss, or route problem. Open the relevant card or tier page before letting rarity or name recognition drive the pick.
Editorial note
This page is part of the first English-only content batch. It is written conservatively for Early Access and should be tightened whenever a major patch changes public information or run data.