Why more than one “recommended” talent
The site recommends a talent in three places, for three different reasons. On a card page, its tier is measured with the talent that suits it best (“Card tier”); the “Recommended” talent is the one that adds the most, on average, to six reference teams. A deck page optimizes the talents of all four cards together. It’s normal for them to land on different talents.
A talent can mostly help the others
A generation or support talent may give more to its partners than to its holder. In the workshop, “Optimize talents” tests every combination across the four cards; then try the alternatives that interest you by hand. In the game, only one talent is active per card, chosen before the match.
Play with what you have unlocked
A card’s duplicates unlock its talents one at a time: the first, then the second, then the third. Tick the ones you own in My collection: the workshop flags them, and the best decks of your collection only play those. No duplicate yet? Pick “None” in the workshop and check the Bronze · Silver tier list, where nobody has talents. With talents 1 and 2, it’s the Gold · Crystal one.
Talents found on a single card
The library ranks talents by average gain across the cards that have them, already taking their number into account. The ranking of a talent only one card has is less reliable: read its effect before judging it for another composition.
