Start with the real Warden system that owns the reward question. Cards, plushies, codes, character unlocks, and research each use different evidence; the current client remains authoritative for exact values and availability.
Use Cards for limited activations, Plushies for equipped passives, Codes for dated promotions, Characters for unlock prerequisites, and Research for measured progress. Do not combine their costs or acquisition rules into one generic list.
Each destination separates durable player checks from values that can change after an update.
Limited-use short-term support; confirm every use, effect, trigger, target, duration, and restriction in the current card text.
Open checkConfirmed systemEquippable passive support; check the current effect, condition, source, upgrade cost, and duplicate rule.
Open checkFreshness-sensitiveUse dated creator evidence and a live redemption result before calling any reward code active.
Open checkLive panel requiredCopy the complete prerequisite chain, task counters, and price from the current character screen.
Open checkMeasured in gameRecord one target before and after a controlled action instead of relying on an unpublished percentage formula.
Open checkA useful reward note should let another player repeat the check in the same version of the game.
Where does the current client say the item, progress, or reward comes from?
Record the displayed name so a similar card, plushie, character, or research target is not substituted.
Use the live value and keep a screenshot with the date or game version.
Capture the Trial, target, trigger, task, code window, or prerequisite that gates the result.
Compare what is spent, consumed, upgraded, or recycled with what the action returns.
Recheck after an update and retire a note as soon as the current interface disagrees.
A rare-looking reward is not automatically the best next choice. Ask which Trial problem it changes, how reliably its condition occurs, what the action costs, and whether the current team or character can use the result.
The official page establishes cards and plushies in the progression loop. The third-party overview adds system descriptions, not permanent official values.
