Types: these indicate the type of manifestation each card is. Some are “permanents”, which remain on the timeline until otherwise removed, while others are more like spells - or posts that get deleted not long after sending.

This main block of text is where the crux of the card is. If it is a permanent manifestation like a creature, which the Void Nymph is, it may have an activatable ability like this one does. The number in brackets indicates the number of posts needed to activate this ability. A card may have a passive ability which activates without spending resources, instead of an activated one, or in tandem.

This is flavor text, where some kind of detail about a card is expanded upon. Much of the narrative in Timeline Game is revealed through this, however many of these are there solely to add more context or flavor to a card. Not all cards have flavor text.

This is the requirement in posts - or “posting cost” - to manifest this card. Each orb represents one post needed. In Void Nymph’s case, four posts is the cost. This is relatively expensive, however with a high cost usually comes more power within the card. Void Nymph is an expensive card to manifest and relatively expensive to activate, but it is a decent card on combat stats alone - and very effective at eliminating a high-value target when its ability (Null Embrace) is activated.

These are the combat stats. When a manifestation attacks, the opponent may designate a blocker. They each do damage equal to their respective ATK stat, to the other card’s respective DEF stat. If either card has a DEF stat of zero or less at any point during an instance of combat, that card is sent to the recycling bin.

This is the rarity icon. Void Nymph is a rare card, meaning twenty-two exist.

Last but not least - the serial number is what makes each Timeline Game token “non-fungible” - there is only one of each number for a given card. So Void Nymph #1 here - if this was the OpenSea page for the NFT, that would be the only Void Nymph #1. As a rare card, there are 22 total Void Nymphs, so serialized Void Nymph NFTs go from #1 up to #22.