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! width="120" | [[Ace]] (Change[[Stag beetle|Stag]])
! width="120" | 2
! width="120" | 2 (Bullet[[Armadillo]])
! width="120" | 3
! width="120" | 3 (Upper[[Frog]])
! width="120" | 4
! width="120" | 4 (Rapid[[Bird]])
! width="120" | 5
! width="120" | 5 (Drop[[Crocodile]])
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! width="120" | 6
! width="120" | 6 (Fire[[Firefly|Fly]])
! width="120" | 7
! width="120" | 7 (None)
! width="120" | 8
! width="120" | 8 (Scope[[Bat]])
! width="120" | 9
! width="120" | 9 (Gemini[[Shark]])
! width="120" | 10
! width="120" | 10 (None)
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! width="120" | [[Jack (playing card)|Jack]]
! width="120" | [[Jack (playing card)|Jack]] (Fusion[[Crab]])
! width="120" | [[Queen (playing card)|Queen]]
! width="120" | [[Queen (playing card)|Queen]] (None)
! width="120" | [[King (playing card)|King]]
! width="120" | [[King (playing card)|King]] (None)
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==Combo==
* Burning Shot({{Diamonds}}2+{{Diamonds}}4+{{Diamonds}}6) AP:2600
* Burning Smash({{Diamonds}}5+{{Diamonds}}6) AP:2700
* Burning Divide({{Diamonds}}5+{{Diamonds}}6+{{Diamonds}}9) AP:2800


{{Card suits}}
{{Card suits}}

Revision as of 11:06, 5 July 2009

Diamonds is one of the four suits found in the "international" deck of playing cards. The standard "international" deck uses the French suit system.

In bridge, it ranks third highest of the four suits, above clubs, but below hearts. In some card games of Germanic origin such as Skat or Sheepshead, the suits rank: clubs, spades, hearts, and diamonds. It is typically associated with wealth or riches.

The symbol was first used on French playing cards, made in Rouen and Lyon in the 15th Century, around the time that playing cards were first mass-produced by the use of woodcuts.

Analogues in other suits

  • German suits: jingle bells, small bells (German: Schellen)
  • Swiss German suits: jingle bells (German: Schellen)
  • Italo-Spanish (Latin) suits: coins (Italian: Denari, Ori / Spanish: Oros)
  • Tarot suits: Tarot cards may be Italo-Spanish or French suited. In occult tarot, the coins suit of the Italian suited tarot is often named "pentacles" or "discs."

Names in other languages and their meanings

Сodes of symbol

Unicode —U+2666 and U+2662:

♦ ♢

HTML♦ (or ♦) and ♢:

♦ ♢

Example cards

Ace (ChangeStag) 2 (BulletArmadillo) 3 (UpperFrog) 4 (RapidBird) 5 (DropCrocodile)
Ace of diamonds 2 of diamonds 3 of diamonds 4 of diamonds 5 of diamonds
6 (FireFly) 7 (None) 8 (ScopeBat) 9 (GeminiShark) 10 (None)
6 of diamonds 7 of diamonds 8 of diamonds 9 of diamonds 10 of diamonds
Jack (FusionCrab) Queen (None) King (None)
Jack of diamonds Queen of diamonds King of diamonds

Combo

  • Burning Shot(2+4+6) AP:2600
  • Burning Smash(5+6) AP:2700
  • Burning Divide(5+6+9) AP:2800

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