Crafting

In Aether: Trading Card Game, players are able to craft new cards using materials they received from quests. These materials come in the form of vials of various rarities, ranging from Common to Legendary, as well as elemental tokens of different elements, of which there are nine in total. By combining these vials and elemental tokens with a blank card, players can create a new card, the outcome of which is randomized based on the crafting materials used. Additionally, players can disenchant existing cards to gain materials based on the type and rarity of the card. If a player wishes to, they can add the $AEG token into the crafting mechanism to immediately receive the card as a Non-Fungible Token (NFT). Alternatively, players can craft new cards without the use of the $AEG token, though this can be converted into an NFT later on, albeit at a higher cost.

Crafting materials are an integral part of the Aether Games franchise, with each game offering a unique set of materials for players to craft and manipulate. With the introduction of Gates of Ethernity, the franchise has taken crafting to a whole new level, introducing a plethora of new materials to enhance the game's crafting systems. These new materials allow players to create new and unique items, giving them an unprecedented level of control over the game's crafting mechanics. With the vast range of materials on offer, players are now able to create items of all shapes and sizes, adding a further layer of depth to the Aether experience. Furthermore, the shared crafting materials across all Aether Games titles allows players to bring items crafted in one game over to another, allowing for a more cohesive experience across the franchise.