The paths
The four archetypes.
CardHabit's archetype system isn't a personality quiz — it's an emergent classification. The first ten habit cards you complete reveal which of four paths your behavior points toward. Each archetype unlocks abilities that bend the deck toward your strengths and let you press the categories you already favor.
The paths
Four archetypes. Earn yours.
You don't pick your archetype. You earn it. The first ten cards you complete shape who you become. Each path rewards a different way of being. Each unlocks abilities that bend your deck toward what makes you stronger.
I
Ironclad
Physical · Discipline
"Strength through repetition."
II
Sage
Mental · Clarity
"Knowledge as power."
III
Alchemist
Nutrition · Balance
"Transformation through intention."
IV
Phantom
Recovery · Silence
"Rest is not weakness."
What each path rewards.
Ironclad — Physical · Discipline
Ironclad rewards consistent physical commitments — workouts, mobility, daily movement that adds up. The path's abilities favor stacking harder Physical cards and converting their completions into resilient streak protection. Strength through repetition.
Sage — Mental · Clarity
Sage rewards practices that train attention and judgment — reading, journaling, deep work, meditation. The path's abilities surface higher-rarity Mental cards in your daily draw and improve the cards you earn on completion. Knowledge as power.
Alchemist — Nutrition · Balance
Alchemist rewards what you put in and what you skip — nutrition, hydration, fasting windows, ingredient discipline. The path's abilities give more flexibility on the daily draw and reward category mixing. Transformation through intention.
Phantom — Recovery · Silence
Phantom rewards rest, sleep, and recovery practices that most habit trackers ignore. The path's abilities improve the protective vault cards you earn — streak shields, double XP, defensive plays against incoming Challenges. Rest is not weakness.
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