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I figured we could have a place to discuss the Avatar Trading Card Game, and some of the things you learn from the cards. You can discuss strategy, the different cards, or things you learned on the cards here.

This is what I've learned from my siblings decks (I don't have a deck yet).

There was a traitor amoung the Air Nomads named Afiko. Jealous of Aang, he told the Fire Nation how to reach the Air Temples. He helped Fire lord Sozin (yes, that's how it's spelt) conquer the Southern Air Temple, thus starting the war. Afiko also led the corps of Fire Nation soldiers who hunted down the remaining Airbenders.

A female Air Bender escaped the genocide. Her name is Malu, and she would hide alone in the forest. It is said that her spirit still haunts that forest.

"The only thing better than burning this is knoing how depserately you wanted it." ~Zhao

Earthbenders like to get things done. They leave the artistry to the Waterbenders.

There's a Fire Nation solider named Mu Ki

There is an attack called Eye of Ozai. From the looks of it the Fire Bender makes a bubble around themselves and sends it outwards.

Waterbender Attack Frost Daggers. Most Waterbenders shun this maneuver becuase the injuries it cases are so painful.

Twin Fire Daggers (see Zuko in episode 2 and episode 21). Sometimes called Dragon Fangs, these compact flames are incredibly hot.

There is a waterbender in the Northern Tribe named Kinto. He is a braggart and show off. He uses Waterbending to make himself look cool. There is a card with him fighting Sokka on it, with a quote at the bottom that says "I'll bet you thought you were winning this one, Sokka..." *hopes this happens in the show*

Burning Disc (Azula uses it in episode 23). A fireball flattened by rage- hard to control, but even harder to defend against.

And...that all I've got at the moment ^^. Feel free to post anything you find.

...Now how come my Appa card doesn't have something cool like that?

Did you get it from a DVD? : O The site wasn't on the Sokka card, it was a separate card thingy.