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TEAPOT Illustrated Script Farming Guide

The Eastern Association of Pacifican Ornamentation Traders

Hello there! If you’re reading this, then you’re interested in how to card farm. If you haven’t already, please join The East Pacific’s discord server Linkhere and the NS Cards server Linkhere.

There are many ways to card farm. The simplest way is to do so manually, with some puppets. One would answer the issues (either by reading them or just clicking through them) and opening packs. However, there are ways to farm cards on a much larger scale. This will help accumulate packs for pull events or to enlarge your collection. This is facilitated by scripts which are fully compliant with NS rules. They take some technical knowledge to use, but that’s what this guide is for! Credits to Racoda for creating these scripts.

LinkPuppet Links Sheet


Figure 1: GitHub of the puppet links sheet. May look a bit different.

Start off by downloading these zip files. Once you’ve downloaded them, right-click them and click “Extract all,” moving them to a separate folder. Let’s start off with the puppet links sheet.


Figure 2: What it should look like

Click and open puppets_list.txt.


Figure 3: Contents of puppets_list.txt. Delete the contents.

Replace them with your own puppets.


Figure 4: A brief snippet of my puppets. No copying.

The next step requires Python 3.


Figure 5: How to quickly download Python 3

Once you’ve downloaded it, generatehtml will become a Python file. Once you run it, puppet_links and containerise will be updated with your nations.

Now’s the time to choose. Containerise (nation) facilitates instant switching by visiting the nation page and is best for card farming, while containerise (container) is manual, but works for N-Day or Z-Day. For our purposes, we’ll use containerise (nation) to set up.


Figure 6: Contents of containerise (nation) on my end

While you can certainly card farm with Google Chrome using these scripts, it’s generally common among the NS Cards community to use Firefox when farming cards, due to its capability to use multiple accounts. Once you’ve downloaded Firefox, please download the following add-ons: LinkMulti-Account Containers, LinkContainerise, and LinkTampermonkey.

Open containerise.txt in the puppet sheet maker, and copy its contents. Click the Containerise icon in Firefox, go to the CSV editor, and paste it into there. Save it, and when you click on the multi-account container icon, the new containers should show up.


Figure 7: Click the CSV editor


Figure 8: Contents to be added into Containerise


Figure 9: Containers which can be seen through Multi-Account Containers

Go back to puppet_links. Right-click it and click “open in Firefox.” It’ll look something like this:


Figure 10: The puppet links sheet

Now, we’re finally going to tackle the scripts. Go back to RCES-master and click the folder titled “userscripts.”


Figure 11: Userscripts

Let’s start with the issue answering ones first.


Figure 12: Issue Answering Scripts

Right-click one of the JavaScript files and you can either “edit” or click “Open with” to open these files in Notepad. Copy the contents.


Figure 13: NsDilemmaAutoClose

Now, go to Firefox, click on the Tampermonkey icon, and click “Create a new script.” Replace what’s there with the contents of the JavaScript file.


Figure 14: Tampermonkey

Once you’re done, click “File” and “Save.” Do this for all the scripts in the folder.

Now, you’re all set! The last step is to use the puppet links to log into your nations. Make sure you click "Stay logged in" or "Remember me." The different containers will remember the different accounts.


Figure 15: Logging in

The owner report takes a list of cards and counts the number of owners and copies of that card, providing a list of owners. If a puppet is entered, it will check all the cards on that puppet.

NOTE: If you have an older version of these scripts, holding down enter is illegal under NS rules, due to the rate limit for API scripts. You should press and release enter instead. The newest version of these scripts, listed above, prevents this automatically.

If you have any questions, DM me at Atlae#0779 or contact members of the NS Cards Server in #script-help who know what they’re doing. :)

Note: the junking script by default will not junk commons, epics, or legendaries. If you want it to junk commons, modify line 102 to the following:

Mousetrap.bind(['j'], function(ev){let elem = document.querySelector('a.deckcard-junk-button[data-rarity="common"],a.deckcard-junk-button[data-rarity="uncommon"], a.deckcard-junk-button[data-rarity="rare"], a.deckcard-junk-button[data-rarity="ultra-rare"]');

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