Set Collection / Completion

The album is the organizing structure of the entire app. Users open packs to receive sticker cards and glue them into named slots across the digital album. The album contains multiple sections: host countries (Canada, Mexico, USA), team rosters, Cosmic Stickers (special rarity), and poster stickers. Duplicates go to the swap stack for trading with other collectors. The Deluxe Pack ($2.00) delivers 9 specifically missing Cosmic stickers and 1 missing poster sticker, removing uncertainty for the two premium collection categories.

The Deluxe Pack removes the primary frustration of randomized collection, the possibility of missing a specific known item, for its two premium content categories. A collector who needs specific Cosmic stickers can buy exactly those nine missing items for $2.00 rather than pulling random packs. The known outcome makes the $2 price point calculable.

The album displays all sticker slots, filled slots show the sticker, empty slots show the outline. Swaps are managed through a dedicated swap stack. The Collector's Team enables private swap requests with trusted contacts. Challenges require stickers to be glued into the album before counting toward challenge progress.

The Deluxe Pack delivers specifically missing Cosmic and poster stickers rather than random pulls, a targeted completion product that eliminates uncertainty for premium collection categories.

The Culinary Collection contains 15 sets of 9 cards each (135 total) within a 27-day window. Cards are acquired through gameplay chests, event rewards, and a daily teammate card request capped at one specific card per 24 hours. Completing all 9 cards in a set unlocks a reward. Completing the full 135-card collection delivers 10,000 coins, a chef badge, and 10 boosters. Duplicates convert automatically to crowns redeemable for credits and boosters.

The request mechanic converts the final gap in a collection from a random drop problem into a daily cooperative task. A player who needs one specific card knows they can request it from a teammate tomorrow. Every drop produces something useful, duplicates convert to crowns, removing the primary negative experience of randomized acquisition.

The collection grid shows all sets, owned cards are full color, missing cards greyed out with visible outlines. The grand prize is visible at the top throughout. The daily teammate card request is accessible from the My Team screen.

15 sets of 9 cards, 135 total, within a 27-day window, a collection scope requiring sustained daily engagement to complete.

The Grand Album Collection contains named card sets, each with multiple cards. Cards are acquired through card packs (tiered by win multiplier), Lucky Wheel prizes, and level completion. Each card has a crown value (1-crown, 2-crown, 5-crown). A 'legendary card' is a distinct rarity tier with an embedded bonus reward (2,000 credits in the observed pull). Named card sets observed: Leaf Legend, Lily Fountain, Celestial Sigils, Floral Lantern, Spider Key.

Tying card pack quality to the win multiplier links collection progression directly to the bet-sizing mechanic, players who choose higher multipliers not only earn more credits per win but also advance the collection faster. This creates a compounding incentive to bet higher.

The collection grid shows named card sets with visible completion gaps. Card pack opening is animated. Crown value displays on each card.

Card pack tier is determined by the win multiplier, x1 yields green (common) packs, x2 blue (uncommon), x4 purple (rare), directly linking bet size to collection advancement speed.

300+ characters organized into named factions (Galactic Republic, Rebel, 501st, Jedi, Bounty Hunter, Sith, First Order, Resistance) are visible in the Collection tab from the first session, both unlocked characters and locked character silhouettes. Each character has a Find button that shows every possible acquisition source: which specific campaign battles drop their shards, which store packs contain them, and which bundles are available. Characters progress through 7 star levels, each requiring additional shard acquisitions. Faction synergies between characters are displayed on each profile.

The radical transparency of showing 300+ characters with full acquisition paths from the first session converts the collection into a permanent goal map. Unlike games that hide unearned content, SWGoH makes every character a visible target with a calculable acquisition plan, the player always knows what to do to get the next character they want.

The collection inventory grid shows all characters simultaneously, owned at full color, unowned as silhouettes. Faction tags on character profiles are tappable filters. The Journey Guide system (unlocks at level 27) rewards completing faction-specific character collections. Notification badges on characters signal available upgrades or equippable gear.

The Find mechanic for any locked character shows every acquisition source including specific battle nodes, store packs, and bundles, complete transparency that converts the collection from a mystery into a project.