Official material advertises more than 20 equipment and item cards. Their confirmed roles cross collection management, card combinations and battle preparation.
Player answer
Quick answer
Treat equipment as a pre-battle decision and item cards as part of the wider stacking system; compare their visible effects before committing.
Check which Stackmon or Scout receives the buff.
Review equipment alongside abilities and affinities.
Keep numeric bonuses version-labeled if you record them.
Current limit: A complete item list, stat table and tier ranking are not verified here.
An official auto-battle scene with creature, trainer and supporting cards. Visible numbers are not copied into a static damage formula. Official Steam store screenshot
Buffs are part of the card system
Equipment and item cards are described as buffing both Stackmon and Scouts. Because items can also participate in drag-and-drop combinations, a card may matter before combat as well as during preparation.
Equipment is a combat decision
The store explicitly names equipment alongside abilities and elemental affinities as tools used in strategic auto-battles. That makes loadout selection one of the player-controlled layers before the automated resolution.
No invented stat table
The store does not expose a complete item list or numeric bonuses. This page therefore explains system responsibility without publishing unverified damage, rarity or tier claims.
One verified upgrade target
The official Forger achievement requires upgrading an equipment card to level +3. It confirms that equipment has a multi-level upgrade path, but not the material cost or bonus at each level.
