This card ga attracted quite a bit of attention.
Not just because it was the first card ga of this round, but more importantly, because the Determination representative team was participating.
Each card ga in this round for the Determination representative team would determine whether they would beco the second team to be eliminated.
Obviously, they were going to be the focal point of this round.
At this ti, all three parties had finished setting up their cards, and the first to reveal his cards was Looking Around.
With a swift move, three cards were revealed before everyone.
[Roar!]
The first card on the left side revealed a green-skinned Violent Dragon Liao Beast with a huge head.
Its face basin was horizontally oval, and its mustache-like ox horns were also growing horizontally, giving its head a crab-like appearance.
[Crab Boom]
Balance, 70 points, A
Attack 70, 100/100
[Intimidation - Passive]: When the Crab Boom is revealed, it imdiately puts targets in the first row into a state of [Fear].
[Strong Predation - Passive]: The Crab Boom’s Attack Power increases by 10 when attacking targets with more than 50 Health Points.
[King - Passive]: The Crab Boom receives 10 Points of [Encouragent] when serving in the King Card Slot.
[Vanguard - Passive]: The Crab Boom receives 10 points of damage reduction when serving as an Outer Card.
As soon as this card was revealed, the two comntators from Lan-Lan tropolis channel began to speak.
Hunchback Woman: "Ah, a 70-point card that can take and dish out damage.
But its optimal position should be in the King Card Slot.
Museum Director Phoenix: "It’s not exactly the optimal position, we can only say it has multiple functions.
After all, serving as a King Card might seem to offer the highest returns, enjoying both ’King’ and ’Vanguard’ attributes.
But ’Intimidation’ might lose its chance to be utilized unless it’s a great disadvantaged card ga, or else the other party won’t have any cards to be afraid of."
Hunchback Woman: "To put it simply, it can serve as a King or an Outer Card, but it’s a jack of all trades and master of none, with both roles conflicting with each other."
Museum Director Phoenix: "We can’t ask for too much, being able to find such a playable 70-point card is already quite difficult."
Hunchback Woman: "Indeed, you’re right."
Next, Looking Around revealed his second first row card.
This first row card was quite clearly a Giant Card.
[Swoosh swoosh swoosh~]
A giant, rectangular crystal carpet flew out from the card face.
[Crystal Magic Carpet]
Balance, 150 points, A
Attack 0, 300/300
[Huge Size - Passive]: The Crystal Magic Carpet occupies a 1 row 2 card position, Health Points upper limit 200
[Just a Carpet - Passive]: The Crystal Magic Carpet is unable to initiate [Attack] or [Defense]
[Bundle Only - Passive]: The Crystal Magic Carpet takes all attacks for allied cards in the sa row
[Magic Crystal - Passive]: The Crystal Magic Carpet’s Attack Power is locked at 0, dealing equal damage to the source that hurts it
Hunchback Woman: "Such a tanky card, only occupies 2 positions yet has 300 Health Points.
And it can also return damage.
It basically has to deal 300 points of damage before it exits the ga without any healing."
Museum Director Phoenix: "If it’s certain that the other party doesn’t have a [Seal], it’s quite invincible as a second-hand King Card."
Hunchback Woman: "The only problem is its high score, which wouldn’t stand a chance to be played if it weren’t for today’s tournant structure."
In the player area, the mbers of the Balance representative team were also discussing.
"Wow, the card deck of Looking Around is more solid than I imagined."
"Being able to pull out such cards with a high-score card deck is already quite good."
"But with two Balance cards, as long as the other party brings a [Seal], they are dood."
"Indeed, although the Giant Card attribute is slightly special and won’t be sealed, the other passive attributes don’t have this kind of treatnt."
Everyone was talking about the hoowner’s situation.
But Ree Shil noticed that after these two first row cards were revealed, the faces of the two players opposite didn’t look very good.
The cards are revealed simultaneously after all three parties confirm, without any real sense of order.
Therefore, even though they now saw the two cards revealed by the other party, Marsh and his team had no chance to change.
They had no choice but to reveal their own cards.
[Zi zi pu zi!]
Marsh was the first to reveal a triangular high-voltage tower.
[Powerful Tower]
Listening to the Wind, 30 points, A
Attack 0, 100/100, 0/4
[Structure - Passive]: The Powerful Tower is immune to any compulsory control and can only be in [Stillness]
[High Voltage - Passive]: On the round the Powerful Tower is revealed, it causes 1 target to beco [Dizzy]
[Surplus Electricity - Passive]: On the round the Powerful Tower exits, it can additionally release [Electric Power Transmission] 1 ti
[Electric Power Transmission - 3 Point Energy]: The Powerful Tower chooses a target, allowing it to recover 2 points of energy
Their strategy as previously discussed was quite simple and direct.
The first row of the other party at most would have 3 cards.
So, they just need to put up so cards that can control points upon reveal and then focus fire.
Even if the opposite side had a 70-point Balance card, the Health Points definitely couldn’t be too high.
With so many first row cards from their side focusing fire, wouldn’t they take down 1 or 2?
And this [Powerful Tower] was the opening point control card chosen by the peasant side.
Besides the initial point control, it also had a charging function.
And the exit charge.
All these functions were very practical.
Then Marsh’s second card, its projection, was a burly barbarian in a grass skirt.
[Ari Gaga!]
The barbarian holding the stone axe leaped out from the card face, dancing a strange dance.
[Stone Axe Barbarian]
Berserk, 30 points, A
Attack 40, 100/100
[Opening Thunderstrike - Passive]: When the Stone Axe Barbarian is revealed in the first round, then it deals 30 points of [Fixed Damage] to the enemy card in front of it.
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