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** The Castle permanently gains 3 chips for every discarded suit, which changes each round, while the Faceless Joker gives $5 if three or more face cards are discarded at the same time.
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** The Castle permanently gains 3 chips for every discarded suit, which changes each round, while the round.
** The Faceless Joker gives $5 if three or more face cards are discarded at the sametime.time, while the Mail-In Rebate gives $3 per discarded rank, which changes each round.
** The Faceless Joker gives $5 if three or more face cards are discarded at the same
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* ''VideoGame/{{Balatro}}'':
** The Erosion Joker adds 4 Mult for every permanently discarded card that makes the deck smaller than its initial card count.
** The Castle permanently gains 3 chips for every discarded suit, which changes each round, while the Faceless Joker gives $5 if three or more face cards are discarded at the same time.
** The Erosion Joker adds 4 Mult for every permanently discarded card that makes the deck smaller than its initial card count.
** The Castle permanently gains 3 chips for every discarded suit, which changes each round, while the Faceless Joker gives $5 if three or more face cards are discarded at the same time.
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* ''VideoGame/TheBattleCats'' lets you sell duplicate units rolled from the gacha for XP or, later, NP,[[note]]A currency used to unlock new abilities for cats[[/note]] if they're taking up space in your storage.
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* ''VideoGame/TheBattleCats'' lets you sell duplicate units rolled from the gacha for XP or, later, NP,[[note]]A or -- later -- NP[[note]]A currency used to unlock new abilities for cats[[/note]] cats[[/note]], if they're taking up space in your storage.
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* ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyTactics'': Recruited monsters will lay eggs that hatch into more of their kind. If you're worried about hitting the party member cap, you can dismiss them. Or you can invoke this trope by bringing them into battle and having a party member with Poach equipped team kill them for items. This is the [[GuideDangIt only way]] to acquire some items.
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* ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyTactics'': Recruited monsters will lay eggs that hatch into more of their kind. If you're worried about hitting the party member cap, you can dismiss them. Or you can invoke this trope by bringing bring them into battle and having a party member with Poach equipped team kill them for items. This is the [[GuideDangIt only way]] to acquire some items.
* Space stations in ''VideoGame/NoMansSky'' allow players to scrap any of their spaceships, not only rewarding [[ShopFodder salvage whose only use is in selling for a large amount of cash]] but also upgrades that can be installed on other spaceships. The Space Anomaly has a service for scrapping [[SwissArmyWeapon multitools]] that similarly turns them into valuable salvage and upgrades.
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* ''VideoGame/PlanetZoo'': As you're managing a zoo, animals will begin to complain if there's too many in an exhibit or habitat space. While you could theoretically just move some to another exhibit, the game offers two forms of selling overcrowded animals: a standard cash sell or releasing them into the wild for Conservation Credits. While cash is important to keep the zoo growing and maintained, Conservation Credits let you purchase more impressive specimens. And the higher rated your specimens, the better donations you get and the better the offspring, so the more cash or Conservation Credits you get from the sale or release. A frequent strategy in the game is actually to find either cheap-but-explosive breeders or high-magnet animals that require a high price and then milk them for Conservation Credits to fund the best animals.
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* ''VideoGame/PlanetZoo'': As you're managing a zoo, animals will begin to complain if there's too many in an exhibit or habitat space. While you could theoretically just move some to another exhibit, the game offers two forms of selling overcrowded animals: a standard cash sell or releasing them into the wild for Conservation Credits. While cash is important to keep the zoo growing and maintained, Conservation Credits let you purchase more impressive specimens. And the higher rated your specimens, the better donations you get and the better the offspring, so the more cash or Conservation Credits you get from the sale or release. A frequent strategy in the game is actually to find either cheap-but-explosive breeders cheap-but-{{explosive breeder}}s or high-magnet animals that require a high price and then milk them for Conservation Credits to fund the best animals.
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* ''VideoGame/TomodachiLife'':
** Any children of your Mii couples whom you don't wish to live on the island will instead be sent off to travel the islands. This is necessary to activate the game's [=StreetPass=] features, as traveling Miis will send home letters periodically containing items they found while traveling.
** Inverted in the case of adult Miis, which cost $21 to remove from your game.
** Any children of your Mii couples whom you don't wish to live on the island will instead be sent off to travel the islands. This is necessary to activate the game's [=StreetPass=] features, as traveling Miis will send home letters periodically containing items they found while traveling.
** Inverted in the case of adult Miis, which cost $21 to remove from your game.
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* ''VideoGame/TomodachiLife'':
** AnyIn ''VideoGame/TomodachiLife'', any children of your Mii couples whom you don't wish to live on the island will instead be sent off to travel the islands. This is necessary to activate the game's [=StreetPass=] features, as traveling Miis will send home letters periodically containing items they found while traveling.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Warframe}}'': The Helminth can be upgraded to subsume any standard (that is, non-[[BlingOfWar Prime]]) warframe, both freeing up an inventory slot and giving the option to override any other warframe's ability with one of the subsumed warframe's skills.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Warframe}}'': ''VideoGame/{{Warframe}}'':
** You can donate [[DesignItYourselfEquipment modular gear]] to vendors that produced them to earn standing with their syndicate in return.
** The Helminth can be upgraded to subsume any standard (that is, non-[[BlingOfWar Prime]]) warframe, both freeing up an inventory slot andgiving the option to override any other adding one of that warframe's ability with one abilities to a reservoir of the subsumed warframe's skills.powers you can inject into other warframes.
** You can donate [[DesignItYourselfEquipment modular gear]] to vendors that produced them to earn standing with their syndicate in return.
** The Helminth can be upgraded to subsume any standard (that is, non-[[BlingOfWar Prime]]) warframe, both freeing up an inventory slot and
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* In ''VideoGame/LuckBeALandlord'', the Pufferfish, Jellyfish, and Sand Dollar reward you with a Reroll token, Removal token, and 10 coins, respectively if you manually remove them from the slot machine. The Diver can automate this for you by removing (not ''[[InsistentTerminology destroying]]'') any of these symbols adjacent to him, permanently giving out extra coins per spin for each symbol removed.
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* ''VideoGame/FireEmblemHeroes'' gives you Hero Feathers, a currency for raising the potential of your units, when you send unneeded heroes home.
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* ''VideoGame/FireEmblemHeroes'' gives you Hero Feathers, a currency for raising the potential of your units, when you send unneeded heroes home. You can also Merge heroes with other copies of themselves of equal or lower rank, which grants them stat bonuses (up to the tenth time you Merge them) and extra Skill Points, while also reducing the Hero Feather cost of promoting them if they're under 5-Star.
