Triple Triad Extreme

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

General

What is Triple Triad Extreme?

Triple Triad Extreme is an online multiplayer card game featuring multiple game modes including classic Triple Triad, team battles, dice games, number puzzles, and mini-games. It's inspired by the Triple Triad card game from Final Fantasy.

Is the game free to play?

Yes! You can create an account and play all game modes for free.

What devices can I play on?

The game runs in modern web browsers on desktop and mobile devices. No app download is required.

Do I need to download anything?

No, the game runs entirely in your browser. Visit the site and start playing.

Account

How do I create an account?

Click "Register" on the login page, enter a username, email, and password, complete the bot verification, then click "Create Account." You'll receive a verification email — click the link to activate your account. You'll receive 5 starter cards automatically.

I didn't receive my verification email. What do I do?

Check your spam/junk folder first. If it's not there, try logging in — you'll see a "Resend Verification Email" option. You can also request a new link from the registration success screen. Verification links expire after 24 hours.

I forgot my password. What do I do?

Use the password reset feature on the login page. Enter your email address and you'll receive a reset link.

Can I change my username?

Username changes are not currently supported. Choose your name carefully when registering.

How do I delete my account?

Contact support to request account deletion.

Game Modes

What game modes are available?

What's the difference between TTE and OTT?

TTE uses a 3x3 board with 5 cards per player. OTT uses a 5x5 board with 15 cards per player, a 2-card sliding window, and a one-time discard mechanic. Same capture rules apply to both.

How does TOTT team play work?

In Team Omni Triad, you're paired with a teammate (2v2) on a 5x5 board. Teams share a combined score and can send private team-only messages to coordinate strategy.

What is Chinchirorin?

A Japanese dice game where two players roll three dice and compare results. Triples, straights, and pairs determine who wins.

What is Sphere Break?

A number puzzle game where you select coins from a 4x4 grid. Your selected coin values must sum to a multiple of a center target number. Score points by using as many border coins as possible and maintaining echo chains.

What are the mini-games?

Gameplay

How do I capture cards?

Place your card adjacent to an enemy card. If your card's edge value is higher than the enemy's opposing edge value, you capture it. The captured card changes to your color.

What does "Same" rule mean?

When your card's values match two or more adjacent cards' opposing values exactly, you capture all matching cards simultaneously.

What does "Plus" rule mean?

When the sum of touching values equals the same total on multiple sides, you capture those cards.

How do Elemental rules work?

Board spaces may have elements. Cards placed on matching elements get +1 to all values; cards on mismatching elements get -1.

What is Sudden Death?

If a game ends in a draw with Sudden Death enabled, the board cards are redistributed to their owners and a new round begins. This can repeat up to 3 times. Discard is disabled during Sudden Death rounds.

Why did my captured card flip back?

Cards can be re-captured throughout the match. Only the final state matters for scoring.

What's the gold flash on card values when captures happen?

When a card is captured, the two specific edge values that competed (your value vs the captured card's opposing value) briefly pulse with a gold glow. It makes "this 7 beat this 5" easy to follow at a glance — especially handy in OTT where the board is busier. Combo-cascade flips don't get the highlight (only the direct compare does).

What do the turn indicators show?

Whoever's turn it is gets a teal pulse around their avatar; everyone else's panel goes grayscale and dims. In TOTT, the active slot also subtly scales up. The intent is to make whose-turn-it-is impossible to miss across all game modes.

Economy & Rewards

How do I earn gold?

Win multiplayer or AI matches, play mini-games (Daily Blitz, Bomb Sweep, Materia Magic, Slime Stack), level up, or earn AP passively while online.

How do I get more cards?

Open card packs from the Card Store using gold. You can also win cards from AI opponents (lottery system) or receive them via Moogle Mail from other players.

What are crystals for?

Crystals are an alternate in-game currency earned from mini-games and pack bonuses. They're used for special items in the Cosmetic Shop.

Can I trade cards with other players?

You can send cards to other players via Moogle Mail. Post-match card trading is available in TTE multiplayer (configurable trade rules: One, Two, Difference, Direct, etc.).

Multiplayer

How do I play with friends?

Create a game lobby and your friend can see it in the game list and join. For TOTT, up to 4 players can join the same lobby.

What is ELO rating?

ELO measures your competitive skill in each game mode. It increases when you win and decreases when you lose, with changes based on opponent ratings. Each game mode has its own separate ELO rank.

What are rank tiers?

Your ELO determines your tier, themed after Final Fantasy job classes: Freelancer (0-799), Squire (800-999), Knight (1000-1199), Dragoon (1200-1399), Paladin (1400-1599), Sage (1600-1799), Hero (1800-1999), Legend (2000-2199), Grand Master (2200+). New players start at 1000 ELO (Knight).

Can I practice without affecting my rating?

Yes! AI matches do not affect your ELO rating.

My opponent disconnected. What happens?

If a player disconnects during a multiplayer match, the remaining player wins by default.

Chat & Social

How do I format text in chat?

Use BBCode tags:

How do I send team-only messages in TOTT?

Click the globe/lock icon next to the chat input to toggle between public and team-only mode. Team messages appear with a blue border and "Team" badge.

How do I send mail to another player?

Open Moogle Mail from the navigation, click Compose, enter the recipient's username, write your message, and optionally attach gold or a card.

Where can I see who's online?

The lobby chat has a "Who's Online" section showing all currently active players.

Profiles & Leaderboards

How do I view player profiles?

Click any username in the lobby chat, Who's Online list, or leaderboard to view their profile.

How do I customize my profile?

Open your Profile page. You can set a bio (BBCode formatted), profile title, accent color, border style, showcase cards, and featured deck.

Where are the leaderboards?

Click Rankings in the Profile menu. The full leaderboard has tabs for all 7 game modes, showing top-3 podium cards and ranks 4-100.

Technical Issues

The game is running slowly

I can't connect to matches

Cards aren't displaying correctly

Guilds

How do I join a guild?

Click Guild in the Profile section of the main menu, then Browse to see all active guilds. Click Request to Join on a guild you like. The guild's officers or leader will review your request.

How do I create a guild?

Click Guild, then Create Guild. Fill in a name, tag (2-4 uppercase characters), description, and optional motto, then submit. An admin will review your application and approve or reject it.

What is a guild tag?

A short 2-4 character abbreviation that appears in gold brackets before your name in chat, the online list, and profiles. For example, [WOLF] PlayerName.

Can I be in multiple guilds?

No, you can only belong to one guild at a time. Leave your current guild before joining another.

Cosmetics

What are cosmetics?

Visual customization items that change how your cards, board, and profile look. They provide no gameplay advantage.

Where do I find cosmetics?

Open the Cosmetic Shop from the Collection section of the main menu. Browse by category and pick up new items.

What cosmetic categories are available?

Card Backs, Board Themes, Card Borders, Profile Frames, Chat Emotes, and Victory Animations.

Can I gift cosmetics to other players?

Yes — you can send any owned cosmetic to another player via Moogle Mail.

What is gift wrapping?

When sending a gift via Moogle Mail, you can choose a decorative wrap style (Gold Ribbon, Crystal Wrap, Moogle Wrap, Chocobo Wrap, or Cactuar Wrap). It's purely visual and free to use.

Wishlists

What is the wishlist?

A list of up to 20 cards or cosmetics that you'd like to have. Other players can view your wishlist from your profile and gift items to you.

How do I add items to my wishlist?

Browse cards or cosmetics and add items to your wishlist. Manage your list from the Wishlist tab on your profile.

Tournaments

How do I enter a tournament?

Click Tournaments in the Play section. Find one with registration open and click Register. You can withdraw before the tournament starts.

What tournament formats are available?

Single Elimination, Double Elimination, Round Robin, and Swiss. Each has different rules for advancement and standings.

What are deck modes?

Some tournaments require specific deck setups: Standard (pick at game time), Bring Your Own (register your hand during signup), Random from Collection, Random from All Cards, or Mirror Match.

Community & Support

How do I report a bug or get help?

Click the support badge in the header (the lightning bolt icon) on any page to open the support ticket form. Pick the type that fits your issue (Bug Report, Account Issue, Feedback, General Support, etc.) — the form adapts to ask only the relevant questions. You can attach up to 5 screenshots. Notifications about replies open the ticket directly.

Is there a Discord server?

Yes! Join the community at discord.gg/HhRFb2ZEPe. The Discord icon in the header bar (next to the support badge) and the banner on the home page both link there.

Where can I read news and updates?

Check the news feed on the login page or main lobby. News cards show the latest site updates, patch notes, and event announcements. Click any card to read the full post.