Editing Merchandise (section)

===Trading Cards===
The PRT had a series of trading cards that featured their heroes,<ref name="II7.10">“More old team stuff, see?  I had an Optics trading card.”<br><br>“A swipe card,” I said.<br><br>“Yes! You know about swipe cards! That’s cool.”<br><br>She seemed happy, enthusiastic. The card was framed, but the frame was attached to the wall with a string, and it could be flipped around to show the back. The stats were on it, along with the ability. People who played on console would have the cards at hand, being able to swipe the card like one might a credit or debit card, summoning an ally or generating an effect.<br><br>“I was a support card. Not a lot of people used me because I couldn’t be summoned into a fight,” Kenzie said. “Kind of a bummer.”<br><br>Amy had been a support card for that game, I was pretty sure. The effect had been downplayed a lot, but her card had still been popular, because there weren’t that many heals. Most of what I knew had come from Dean, Chris, and Dennis talking. Gallant, Kid Win, and Clockblocker. - [https://www.parahumans.net/2018/06/23/torch-7-10/ Excerpt] from [[Torch 7.10]]</ref> as well as affiliated approved heroes. There are card collectors and similar.<ref name="II2.1">“I spent most of my childhood watching my mom balance the books, I did the events, the photoshoots, the merchandising as a PRT-acknowledged team.  I have something of a sense of what you’re probably going for.”<br><br>“Ah, the merchandising.  I think I have your PRT trading card from that time period in a binder in my office.”<br><br>I smiled.  “Which one?  I had one that was holographic, which you could swipe through the controller for the video game to have me as a polygon-rendered helper, and the higher quality one that had the bio on the back.”<br><br>“I think it was the second one.  My office is through this door.” - [https://www.parahumans.net/2017/12/09/flare-2-1/ Excerpt] from [[Flare 2.1]]</ref>