It seed both parties were charging up their strength, so by the end of the 2nd round not a single card left the field.
Both sides maintained a relatively healthy line of first row cards.
When the 3rd round arrived, Ree Shil made the first move to shift his formation.
The cards he revealed this round were his Linked Reveal Cards.
["I take her, you take him!"]
["I take him, you take her!"]
[Female Thief] [Male Thief].
Because these two cards had such a high degree of synergy, upgrading them by card-making was extrely difficult.
It was only after much effort recently that he finally upgraded them from C-Class to B-Class.
The original materials were also two cards with so linkage effects.
[Female Stock Sword] [Male Stock Sword], he even suspected that these two cards were the matching weapons for the Male and Female Thieves.
After all, even the nas matched so well.
After the upgrade, the card faces of these two B-Class cards also changed significantly.
[Female Thief]
Balance, 30 points, B
Attack 30, 200/200
[Female and Male Thieves - Passive]: When the Female Thief card is revealed, if the Male Thief is adjacent, it is revealed together.
[Female and Male Joint Strike - Passive]: When the Female Thief and Male Thief attack the sa target, they inflict [Flaws] on the target for 1 Round.
[Female and Male Loyalty - Passive]: The Female Thief and Male Thief share Health Points.
([Flaws]: The target cannot perform [Defense].)
[Male Thief]
Balance, 30 points, B
Attack 30, 200/200
[Female and Male Thieves - Passive]: When the Male Thief card is revealed, if the Female Thief is adjacent, it is revealed together.
[Female and Male Joint Strike - Passive]: When the Male Thief and Female Thief attack the sa target, they inflict [Armor Break] on the target for 1 Round.
[Female and Male Different Hearts - Passive]: When the Male Thief and Female Thief attack different targets, he gains 30 points [Healing].
([Armor Break]: Each ti the target is attacked, it takes an additional 5 points of damage.)
These two cards now had much more combat power than before.
Previously, although the combination of [Female Thief] [Male Thief] was powerful, their greatest fear was losing each other.
If one of the two cards was lost, the other would directly beco an E-Rank Whiteboard.
But now, they had beco cards that advanced and retreated together.
And sharing Health Points and individual recovery effects greatly enhanced their survivability.
The tactics of the two cards also offered more choices.
Now, for instance, the [Female Thief] was in the front, [Male Thief] behind.
In the past, the two cards only had one tactic, a joint strike, which was monotonous and easy to predict and counter.
But now they could implent new tactics: [Female Thief] performing [Defense] to absorb damage while [Male Thief] attacks from behind to recover health.
A card with 200 Health, with ongoing [Defense] and a continuous 30 points [Healing], would be very tough.
"Haha, linked cards, huh?"
Seeing these two cards revealed, the God of Green Head’s voice showed a fluctuation that even he did not notice.
In fact, among the divine deities, its [God of Green Head’s Card] was not feared.
Because everyone had already figured out a counterasure.
That was to reveal linked cards.
The more linked cards revealed and the faster they were, the less room [God of Green Head’s Card] had to play.
If I use up all my points before you can hand a card, it’s useless for you to hand one.
After all, being over the score limit forcibly doesn’t blow up the ga table.
Of course, the God of Green Head can also use the tactic of revealing multiple linked cards in reverse to counter.
After all, it’s easier to accomplish, just revealing one End Row Card quickly to trigger the reveal in the King Card Row is enough.
Ultimately, the card ga often turns into a contest of who can reveal the most linked cards faster.
However, since it had not competed with other divine deities recently, it did not plan to adopt this tactic today.
After the completion of the 3rd round, Ree Shil had revealed 6 cards while the God of Green Head had revealed 5.
Both parties continued their health exchange, but the situation was relatively stagnant.
No cards left the field yet.
"Don’t you think it’s a bit late to start revealing linked cards now?"
The 4th round arrived, and as the God of Green Head was taunting Ree Shil, it revealed its own [God of Green Head’s Card].
Unless the opponent reveals all their cards this round.
Otherwise, trying to counter the [God of Green Head’s Card] with multiple linked card reveals is aningless.
For example, there is no real difference between having already revealed 150 points and 180 points.
Either way, there is enough space for to give you a garbage card worth less than 30 points.
Just like now, the God of Green Head had already prepared a garbage card.
Its card face projection was a middle-aged man squatting in the corner, muttering to himself while drawing circles on the ground.
[Loser’s words - Passive]
Balance, 20 points, C
Attack 0, 100/100
[Depression - Passive]: Loser’s attack power is locked at 0.
[Loser’s words - Passive]: The Loser grants 10 points of [Powerless] to its side’s revealed cards.
The reason its card deck couldn’t stir much trouble in the first few rounds was related to this card.
Undoubtedly, this card would belong to Ree Shil after the 4th round was over.
With the revelation of [God of Green Head’s Card], Ree Shil also revealed his own cards.
Two more linked cards were revealed, though of not high grades.
One C-Class and one B-Class, their combined score of 90 points made them high-value cards.
"Oh?"
This made the God of Green Head a bit more wary again.
Because so far, Ree Shil’s card deck had reached 210 points.
It was not far from the 300-point limit.
And with the entry of high-attack cards this round, Ree Shil now had enough firepower.
At the end of the 4th round, the God of Green Head lost one card.
But at the sa ti, it gave [Loser’s words - Passive] to Ree Shil.
Now, Ree Shil’s card deck had risen to 230 points.
With only one regular card and one King Card left to reveal, with a quota of 70 points.
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