Breakthrough Card
Scene
[Heroic Spirit - 8 Attacks]: Grants 1 Breakthrough Card 20 "Encouragent" points and the "Penetration" effect
[Expert Percussionist - Flexible]: Accumulate 5 attacks on your side as 6 attacks
[Winner’s Certificate - Flexible]: If your side’s Breakthrough Card participates in a kill, gain 10 "Encouragent" points the next turn
[Concerted Strike - Flexible]: When more than 2 cards from your side attack the sa target, add 20 "Fixed Damage" points
The fixed entry was chosen early on.
The other 3 flexible entries, although unexperienced, are primarily solid.
Among them, [Expert Percussionist] helps trigger [Heroic Spirit] better.
It’s a standard combo for this scene card.
Then [Winner’s Certificate] is impressive.
Participating in a kill grants everyone 10 "Encouragent" points, which could be a significant DPS boost if used correctly.
With this entry, he basically no longer needs to carry encouragent cards.
The last [Concerted Strike] has a special use.
First, it doesn’t require only Breakthrough Cards, just like [Expert Percussionist].
This makes it widely applicable.
Then more than 2 cards an 3 cards.
In a Cube Card ga, there is often an awkward situation.
That is, if the first row cards are evenly split, 3 cards combine for a total of 90 attack power.
attack power clearly won’t instant kill a 100-health card.
So this allows many tactics with the first row cards to be executed without worry.
Now, a 3-card combined attack adding 20 "Fixed Damage" fills this gap.
Even 110 DPS with 10 points of overflow.
This allows him to place a low 20-point card in his first row cards.
This makes the entire strategy of the first row much more threatening.
It can be said that this entry could lead to a qualitative change in card players’ tactics.
Although this is just a two-star entry and hasn’t been adjusted, after various comparisons, Ree Shil finally chose it with certainty.
"Wait, that’s not right."
However, just as he was about to confirm his choice, his hand paused.
"Too focused on choosing, I almost forgot there’s another card."
It’s better to look at the other card just in case.
Although two cards appearing at once is confusing, what if the neighboring card is also a scene card?
Then my word pairings and strategy might need to be readjusted.
But when he clicked to open that card, he was stunned.
"Uh, what’s this?"
The projection of this card left him speechless.
In the card stood a human silhouette made of Blue Light Energy.
This silhouette had no facial features or details, but sohow it looked exactly like him!
"This card, it’s eerie!"
What he didn’t know was that since he had faced a deliberately difficult Breakthrough Envoy,
he wouldn’t just be challenged without reward – of course there would be a reward.
That reward was this card...
[Ti Person]
Wisdom, 0 Points, S
Attack 0, 100/100, 10/10
[Outside - Passive]: Ti Person can be placed at any card position and revealed at any ti
[Insight - 1 Energy Point]: Ti Person chooses 3 regular Covered Cards, activating [See Through]
[Deception - 2 Energy Points]: Ti Person selects a card, making it [Reverse] this round
[Initial Force - 3 Energy Points]: Ti Person selects an own side card position, making it [Replace]
[Fusion - 4 Energy Points]: Ti Person selects 2 own side cards, making them temporarily [rge] this round
([See Through]: Browse target card face)
([Reverse]: [Attack] becos [Defense], [Defense] becos [Attack])
([Replace]: Replace during the Replacent Phase)
([rge]: Combine 2 cards into 1)
"So I belong to the Wisdom Faction..."
After viewing the card, Ree Shil was still baffled.
An S-rank card, after defeating the Breakthrough Envoy, and he got an S-rank card tailored just for him!
But he quickly reacted: "What is this even supposed to be, seriously."
"The mont I pull out this card, wouldn’t my hand be laid bare for all to see?"
"And when have I ever cheated anyone?"
What he mainly referred to was the last [Fusion].
Now the outside world is already suspicious that he possesses the ans to use an S-rank Fusion card; by revealing this card’s na and skill, wouldn’t that be tantamount to admitting it?
"However... I guess there won’t be much of a chance for it to debut in a public setting."
Truth be told, this card is quite fresh.
He couldn’t wait to pull up to the card table and start testing it out.
He tested it line by line and then drew his conclusion.
[Outside - Passive]: Ti Person can be placed at any card position and can be revealed at any ti
Of course, that ans to reveal during the Reveal Card Stage.
There’s no such thing as revealing during the Action Phase.
[Insight - 1 Energy Point]: Ti Person selects 3 regular Covered Cards and activates [See Through]
He was quite familiar with this skill.
It was the skill of [Martial Monkey], now held by [False Saint], and he could use it with ease.
However, it didn’t have [Lock], so he could only see, not lock.
The main aim was to anticipate the other party’s tactical intent in advance, forcing them to change their course of play.
[Deception - 2 Energy Points]: Ti Person selects one card, causing it to be [Inverted] this turn
This na left Ree Shil sowhat displeased.
But indeed, it did rely on psychological tactics.
Seeing this skill, others might waver between [Attack] and [Defense].
As a result, he might be able to create opportunities for himself.
Besides, turning [Defense] into [Attack] ant directing the targeted card to [Attack] directly in front of itself.
Whoever gets hit, gets hit.
Of course, that includes making enemies hit their own allies.
Because this skill, unlike [See Through], can only be applied to Outer Cards like other skills.
But if there are no cards directly ahead of the target’s column, it would just end up firing blanks.
When well-executed, it is akin to a skill that breaks defenses.
[Initial Force - 3 Energy Points]: Ti Person chooses one of their own cards, causing it to undergo [Replacent]
This [Replacent] is similar to [Snow Post Sentinel].
It simply forces a change of the unveiled card.
And you can only swap out for cards in your own replacent deck.
The Health Points are inherited.
For instance, if the Reveal Card has been reduced to 50/100, the card brought in could be 50/100 or 50/120.
That is to say, the substitute card’s Health Point limit doesn’t matter; the replaced card carries over its remaining health.
But if you’re swapping a 100/100 card for an 80/80 card, then you can only co in with 80/80.
And if you switch from that 80/80 card to a 100/100 card, it would be 80/100.
The cards that are swapped out re-enter the replacent deck.
Once it re-enters the replacent deck, it can reappear in another covered position through normal replacent.
At this ti, if it went off with 80/100, and re-enters play through the regular replacent thod in another card position, then it reverts to 100/100.
This way, there’s a new tactic for cards like Berserker Card to play with.
And to a certain extent, it’s seen as a longer cycle of displacent ability.
[Fusion - 4 Energy Points]: Ti Person selects 2 of their own cards, causing them to undergo temporary [Fusion] for this ga
This last one looks very powerful.
It might just be like his Card player’s talent [S-rank Expert].
But in fact, only after testing does he know that it’s similar to the regular card-making!
If two cards are incompatible, they’ll go boom!
That is to say, before using this skill, Ree Shil would have to use [Absolute Card Sense] to preview whether a Fusion is possible.
So if this card were in soone else’s hands, it really wouldn’t be usable.
And if the two cards fuse successfully, it will be based on the Main Card’s position, Health, and Energy.
Plus, it can [Fusion] S-rank Cards as well.
But in reality, S-rank cards generally do not have compatibility with each other, and any combination would explode.
The only exception is [Beginning Stick], which not only fuses with all S-rank cards, but also with other cards.
Truly, it’s universal in applicability.
"In a sense, could this card be considered my destiny card?"
Holding [Ti Person] in his hand, Ree Shil couldn’t help but feel sentintal.
But then again, does that an he now has the right to challenge the [False Saint] S-rank task?
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