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Understanding How Good & Evil Cards Icons Work

Updated: Jul 9


Game card titled Manic Mouth shows a boy in tan clothes; text says trade 2 orbs for 2 shards, draw a diamond, reshuffle deck.
Example of a typical Good Card.

Good and Evil Cards are different from Lane Power-ups. To find out how Lane Power-ups work, click here:


To learn how to play Versus mode with Good and Evils cards, click here:


When you are versing another player, you may want to add a bit of extra fun with the Good & Evil Cards.


Good Cards are designed to help you to win your match. The buffs they offer are:


  • Draw more Shards.

  • Draw more Orbs.

  • Draw more Good cards free of charge.

  • Draw more Evil Cards free of charge.

  • Draw more Diamonds.

  • Draw more Clubs.

  • Draw more Hearts.

  • Draw more Spades.


Evil Cards are designed to help you to punish your opponents. The debuffs they offer are:


  • Discard your opponents Shards.

  • Discard your opponents Orbs.

  • Discard your opponents Good Cards.

  • Discard your opponents Evil Cards.

  • Discard your opponents Diamonds.

  • Discard your opponents Clubs.

  • Discard your opponents Hearts.

  • Discard your opponents Spades.


Understanding the Good and Evil Icons


In order to play the cards effectively and legally, you need to understand the Icons and what they do.


Manic Mouth card with cartoon boy, 3 orb icon, and text: Trade 2 orbs for 2 shards. Draw a diamond up to a 10.

They are as follows:


  • Cost:


Black number 3 beside a glossy green sphere on a white background.
An example of a Card costing 3 Orbs

At the top left of the Good or Evil Cards. Costs are how much the payment must be made before executing the conditions of the card. Good Cards typically cost Shards and Evil Cards cost Orbs. How you obtain Shards and Orbs is dependent on your style of play and what Lane PowerUps you use.



  • Class:


    Three circular icons on white: an atom, a flame, and a dark moon-like symbol in beige, red, and gray.
    An example of the type/s of classes.

    The classes are located in the top right corner. Classes provides buffs for your gameplay and debuffs for your opponents gameplay. For more about classes and the buffs/ debuffs they offer, click more:



  • Title:


Black text reading Manic Mouth on a white background.

The general title of the card.


  • Image:

    Smiling cartoon boy in a brown tunic, helmet and sandals stands on a plain blue background.

The image generally in the middle of the card which shows the image described in the title. Images will sometimes come with bronze, silver or gold backgrounds.


  • Card Description:

Black text on white: Trade 2 orbs for 2 shards, draw a diamond up to 10, reshuffle deck after 3 seconds.

Card Descriptions typically are in the bottom middle of the card. In order to use the powers of the card, players need to pay the Cost of the card (see above.


  • Promo Code:


Black text reading Promo Code on a white background.

Promo Codes are individual codes for players cards. With these codes, players can take their deck builds into the King of Bridges online play. Players can also buy digital cards on the King if Bridges App and download their decks for physical offline play. (Note as of 2nd September 2025, the King of Bridges App is not available to download. Promo Codes will be active when the app is made).


  • QR Code:


Black-and-white QR code centered on a white background.

QR Codes are a link that takes players to the King of Bridges App where they can digitise their deck build, and challenge themselves or challenge players online.


Ready to play? Download the free Starter Pack and start building your bridges.



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