There's Absolutely No Problem With The Magic Cards I Made! Chapter 44 - Dekan's Lucky Number

At exactly ten o'clock, the Magic Card Maker Association officially began the tier 3 certification exam.

The exam room was very spacious, with dozens of workbenches set up, each equipped with complete card-making equipment and labeled with numbers.

There were more than twenty card makers participating in this exam, including local residents of the capital and card makers from nearby cities.

The audience seats were also filled with spectators, mostly businessmen and curious residents of the capital. Of course, there were also friends and family of the examinees.

Dekan, in his Hevenlit Magic Academy’s Knight College uniform, stood out among the examinees. Normally, one would expect to see students from the College of Alchemy in card maker certification exams. Occasionally, there might be students from the Mage College or the College of Summoning. It was rare to see students from the Knight College.

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First, the examiners gave a series of opening remarks, followed by an introduction to the rules of the exam.

Basic materials such as blank cards, magic crystals, and magic core liquid would be provided by the association to establish a theme for the exam. Each examinee would only be allocated with enough materials to make three cards.

The type of card the examinee produced was not restricted; they could choose freely based on their expertise. Creating a white common card would qualify them, making them a tier 3 third class card maker. Producing a blue rare card would make them tier 3 second class, and a purple epic card would make them tier 3 first class.

Higher class symbolized greater potential, and the Card Maker Association would provide more privileges and benefits accordingly.

Depending on the examinee's specific needs, additional materials might be required during card production. There was an in-house shop in the exam room where examinees could select additional materials they needed, with a total value not exceeding 10 gold coins.

It's worth mentioning that the exam registration fee was 15 gold coin

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