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Strategy Cards Reference

Read card values, compatibility, Trust, and official card effects.

A lookup guide for Strategy Cards after learning the practical decision process.

⏱ 11 minReferenceeBaseball™: Pro Spirit 2026

Choose a Strategy Card in Four Checks

  • Identify what the current offensive or defensive situation requires.
  • Some cards appear only for batting, fielding, or specific conditions.
  • Read the number, triangle marker, Trust, and player data together.
  • Choose the card that fits the moment rather than the largest number in isolation.

Strategy Cards Represent Dugout Choices

During Strategy Game, important situations present cards instead of direct player control. Each card represents a tactical approach, and the game resolves the play after your selection. The available set changes with offense, defense, and the conditions of the moment.

The Displayed Number and Triangle Answer Different Questions

The number indicates card effectiveness and improves as Trust rises. A △ means the player’s data—such as base attributes or Special Abilities—has good compatibility with that card and strengthens it. A numbered card with △ is stronger than the same number without the marker.

System Connections

SystemRelationship
TrustImproves Strategy Card values.
OrdersProvide additional tactical options during games.
Strategy GamesThe gameplay mode where Strategy Cards are used.
Player DevelopmentStronger players support better overall game performance.

Use the Current Game as the Card Catalog

Official Help explains the card system but does not provide a complete catalog of every individual card. Treat the cards visible in the current situation as the authoritative pool, then apply the availability, value, compatibility, Trust, and game-state rules above.

Card Selection Checklist

  • Inning, score, outs, runners, and matchup.
  • The immediate offensive or defensive objective.
  • Which cards are actually available under the current conditions.
  • Displayed value, △ compatibility, and the player data supporting it.
  • How the choice fits remaining Signature Strategy and Order resources.

The Repeatable Plan

  • Define the baseball objective before comparing cards.
  • Read value, compatibility, Trust, and availability as separate inputs.
  • Use the current card row as the source of truth for the current situation.