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♤ CARDS & COLLECTIONS · GUIDE 13

Card Tagging & Organization

A little organization makes finding your favourite cards so much easier! See the tagged collection example

Use Karuta's tagging system to organize cards into custom groups, such as favourites, trading cards, or workers, and quickly find them again.

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01 Creating & Managing Tags

▸ Creating a tag:

FULL COMMANDk!tagcreate <tag name> <emoji>
SHORT COMMANDktc <tag name> <emoji>
Karuta confirms that the handbook tag was created.

Example: ktc favorites ❤️

Important

Every tag requires a name and a standard Discord emoji (❤️, ⭐, 🌸, etc.). Custom server emojis cannot be used.

▸ Viewing your tags:

FULL COMMANDk!tags
SHORT COMMANDkts

▸ Deleting a tag:

FULL COMMANDk!tagdelete <tag name>
SHORT COMMANDktd <tag name>

Example: ktd favorites

Deleting a tag does not delete its cards.

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02 Tagging Your Cards

▸ Adding cards to a tag:

FULL COMMANDk!tag <tag name> <card codes>
SHORT COMMANDkt <tag name> <card codes>
Karuta confirms that the Fenrys card was added to the fave tag.

Example: kt favorites abc123

You can tag up to 50 cards at once by separating their card codes with a single space or a comma.

▸ Using spaces:

kt favorites abc123 def456 ghi789

▸ Using commas:

kt favorites abc123,def456,ghi789

▸ Removing tags from cards:

FULL COMMANDk!untag <tag name> <card codes>
SHORT COMMANDkut <tag name> <card codes>

Example: kut favorites abc123

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03 Finding Tagged Cards

Use collection filters to display cards assigned to a specific tag.

Example: kc t:favorites

You can also combine filters.

Example: kc t:favorites q:mint

This displays Mint cards assigned to your favourites tag.

See ♤ Viewing & Filtering Your Collection for more filtering options.

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