Slot cards are a simple but powerful way to shake up your runs in Raccoin. Before each attempt you pick a card that carries one or two effects, completely rewriting the rules and your long-term planning.
The game currently offers 13 of these cards, and once they’re all unlocked it can be hard to decide which one to pair with which character. This guide will help you figure out the best slot cards in Raccoin.
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“Re-Equip” Card
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Raccoin is about coins, but your chosen chips are just as important and often decide the outcome. The “Re-Equip” card gives you an extra chip every run.
Instead of the usual five slots you get six. If you’ve read any Endless-mode tips, you know that Score Rate is critical in the late game, and chips are the best way to push it higher.
The “Knight” card works wonders with the Manager or the Trader—characters that actively use normal coins and have special coins that greatly increase their value. With this card you start every run with a Bank Book and a Desk Vacuum. These items bank unused coins for the next round and give one extra coin for every ten collected, respectively.
Play it right and you’ll finish most rounds with a mountain of normal coins. By the second half of a run you’ll often sit on 100+ coins, giving you full control and plenty of rerolls.
“Tree” Card
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A simpler pick, the “Tree” card lets you refresh the shop stock twice for free. It shines in the early rounds when tickets are scarce and you need to shop carefully.
It stays relevant later if your build revolves around snapping up as many special coins as possible. You’ll avoid spending tickets on rerolls and funnel them into even more coins.
Gadgets are powerful bonus items in Raccoin. They’re rare at first, but eventually you’ll unlock game-changers like “Coin Scene”, which rains special coins, or “Raccoon Tower”, which destroys Bad coins and ignores the BadBad modifier.
Then there’s the classic “UFO Caller” that summons a flying saucer to scoop up coins. In a normal run you’re lucky to see one gadget, but the “Sketch” card lets you duplicate them at will. With the right gadget and build it’s absolutely busted.
“Royal” Card
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This card is for the endgame, when you already know the ropes and crave chaos. Visiting the shop becomes almost pointless—you can only buy clip expansions—but that’s all you need: every normal coin is now special.
Your machine will be stuffed with a hundred (or more) special coins of every type, depending on the character you picked. The run turns into a test of how much you can keep track of on screen. It won’t necessarily be easier, but it’ll be a blast.
