Unofficial Trading Card Guide
Structure of this article?
I gather the cards have been sent out in three series, but the various articles we have listed seem to be repeating the same information. That is, Series 3 includes cards already shown in Series 1. I feel this is a very confusing structure.I suggest that we scrap the current format of the cards series and instead go to a single article layout which shows the Series issued etc like this:
| Gag | Card Detail | Series | No Toons affected | Level | Accuracy | TU Points |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Lipstick  | Are your friends down in the mouth? Soon they'll be "healed with a kiss" because our high-gloss high-flying kiss-blowing Lipstick is the perfect way to wake up your Toonup! You know how to Toon-Up, don't you? Just put your lips together and blow a kiss with Dipstick's Slapstick Lipstick - available at finer Gag Shops throughout Toontown. Goofy's Tip - If you try to take over a tough cog building, be sure to have a Toon-Up expert on your team! | 2 ? | One Toon | 3 | 75% | 25-30 |
Bamboo Cane  | Friends blue? Don't know what to do? Raise a little cane - a Dr. Toetapper Bamboo Cane, that is! No dance lessons required. Any shmoe can tap a toe - just grab your cane, and you'll be a dancing fool! And when your toes get tappy, your friends get happy! Dance over to a Gag Shop, and buy one today! Free straw hat with every purchase. Goofy's Tip - Megaphone, Bamboo Cane, and Juggling Balls are great ways to Toon-Up many toons at once! | 3 ? | All Toons | 4 | 75% | 40-45 |
Probably would be better as a Template, but I have no practice as yet in making those. Also a little clumsy in the way I have laid out the table.
Comments/suggestions welcome. Pudgey 04:14, 8 June 2008 (PDT)
Definitely like the idea of providing more detailed information and revamping this section. Not sure exactly what information is provided on these cards, so I'm not sure I'd be much help in setting up the sections for this table. I am available to help make a template. Would definitely suggest going the template route as this will prove the easiest to use in the long run.--UpInTheAir 01:02, 9 June 2008 (PDT)