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# Wishlist

A list of cards - or whole series - you want. You can wishlist anything, whether you own a copy or not.

| Command                         | What it does                                                                 |
| ------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `%wishlist`                     | See your wishlist                                                            |
| `%wishlist add <name>`          | Add a card. Partial names work, use `name \| showname` if it's still unclear |
| `%wishlist remove <name>`       | Take a card off, same rules                                                  |
| `%wishlist addseries <name>`    | Add an entire series. Partial names and nicknames work too                   |
| `%wishlist removeseries <name>` | Take a series off                                                            |

You're wishlisting a character (or a whole show), not a specific copy, so it doesn't matter how many you already own, it just stays on your list until you take it off.

Typing something that doesn't match exactly is fine for either kind. A card name works the same way `%card` does, partial fragments like `gou` still find `Gou Matsuoka`, and if more than one thing matches you'll get a **Multiple Matches** list to pick a number from instead of an error. A series name works the same way `%series` does: nicknames, partial fragments, and a picker if it's ambiguous.

Free accounts can wishlist up to 50 cards and series combined - Tome+ raises that considerably, see Currencies & Daily Rewards.

## Why bother wishlisting stuff

* You get pinged: when something on your wishlist drops from anyone's `%pull`, you get a ping in the drop message so you don't miss it. That includes any card from a series you've wishlisted, not just individual cards. If too many people (more than 5) want the same thing, nobody gets pinged so it doesn't spam the channel. See Pulling & Claiming.
* Quick add from the marketplace: the star button on a listing adds it to your wishlist without you needing to type anything.
* It unlocks `%tickets pull`: you need at least one card wishlisted before that command even works, and there's a real chance it hands you something straight off the list. See Collection & Card IDs.
* It nudges a card's value up: the more people who've wishlisted a card, the more `%lu` thinks it's worth. See Card Valuation.


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