SPAM Card Game Card Collection Tracker: Source Guide

What collection information matters for a deck

A list of owned card names is the first useful input. A confirmed deck example needs four specific cards, so one missing card can prevent you from reproducing it exactly. Collection planning should preserve that gap rather than silently replacing it with a card that has a similar element label.

Talent availability is a separate field. The beginner guide says each card has several talent options but only one active talent in a match, with options unlocked through duplicates. Owning the card therefore does not automatically establish that every talent-dependent version of a plan is available.

The supplied Steam description says a player's collection evolves and opens more combinations. That supports the general importance of collection growth, not a specific tracker feature. It does not confirm an export format, inventory API, login method or automatic synchronization.

A manual shortlist from documented examples

Feather Storm requires Polychrome Owl, Moxilys, the Humming One, Aidan and Catimimi. The curated source identifies them as common, and the beginner guide repeats the same lineup. Marking whether you own each named card gives a concrete manual check without assuming that common rarity means guaranteed access.

Bloom & Heal requires Polychrome Owl, Floral Zombie, Aidan and Glimmer of Hope. It overlaps with Feather Storm but changes the support and damage mix. A collection note can therefore record which complete example is currently possible rather than counting shared cards as proof that both decks are ready.

The editorial Nature Starter Shell requires Nature Spirit, Feathered Rabbit, Floral Zombie and Blade of the Forest. Its patch 1.23 source was reviewed October 15, 2026. Keep that source context with the example so an old recommendation is not mistaken for a continuously updated collection goal.

Record roles as well as missing cards

For each owned card you are considering, note its relevant attack elements and whether it generates element points. The deck-building guide connects these two jobs because points improve only their matching damage. This makes a role note more useful than a list sorted only by rarity.

Also record whether the card helps survival or Spamton income. A replacement that adds damage may still leave a missing defensive role, and a sturdier card may not solve a lack of pressure. These are manual planning questions drawn from the construction guide, not outputs of an implemented recommender.

Do not assign a completion percentage to an inferred build without defining what it means. The supplied sources provide no collection-completion formula or account inventory data. A simple owned, missing or talent-unconfirmed note is more honest than a number that suggests unsupported precision.

What this page cannot claim

No supplied excerpt establishes automatic inventory import, duplicate counts, account storage or cross-device syncing. It also does not show ownership filters connected to a recommendation engine. Describing those as available features would go beyond the evidence.

The same limit applies to acquisition forecasts. The curated source calls its starter cards common and discusses collecting through orbs and a daily shop, but it does not establish when a particular player will obtain a particular card. This page therefore provides no guaranteed collection timeline or purchase recommendation.

Current card data also needs a version check before being used in a tracker. The beginner guide labels a v1.20 snapshot, while the editorial tier list names patch 1.23. The excerpts do not demonstrate one synchronized dataset covering collection status and current abilities.

Continue from the cards you actually own

Use beginner decks to compare complete starter examples. Read deck building when a missing card means you need to reconsider a role rather than copy an exact lineup. The deck recommender page explains the separate limits on automated suggestions.

A useful next step is a manual inventory and a shortlist of complete supported decks. That can help organize decisions without implying a functioning account tool. This page remains partial until a real tracker, its supported inputs and its storage behavior are confirmed.