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What defines the domain of a card?
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FAQ #9989·May 2, 2026·Asked before Vendetta
Answer
According to Rule 134, a card's domain is defined by one or more symbols located in the lower-right corner of the card. Each domain has an associated color, a unique symbol, and a shorthand notation used in text:
- Fury: Associated with the color red and represented by a circular symbol with three projecting points. Shorthand: [R].
- Calm: Associated with the color green and represented by a leaf-like symbol. Shorthand: [G].
- Mind: Associated with the color blue and represented by a sun and moon symbol. Shorthand: [B].
- Body: Associated with the color orange and represented by a blocky diamond-shaped symbol. Shorthand: [O].
- Chaos: Associated with the color purple and represented by a hexagonal symbol with swirls. Shorthand: [P].
- Order: Associated with the color yellow and represented by an angular winged symbol. Shorthand: [Y].
For colorblind accessibility, you can also identify a card's domain by the symbol itself at the bottom right of the card, or by the color of the bar behind the card's name (as noted in RiftJudge FAQ 6342).
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