Sorry, But I Never Rely On Luck When Playing Cards Chapter 838 - 294: Who Said I Only Have One Core Card

Novel: Sorry, But I Never Rely On Luck When Playing Cards Author: Fried Egg With Orange Updated: Jun 23, 2026

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Now reading: Chapter 838 - 294: Who Said I Only Have One Core Card from Sorry, But I Never Rely On Luck When Playing Cards, a Game novel by Fried Egg With Orange.

Ding!

[Ribbit, ribbit...]

On the card face, a frogman holding a frog sword projection jumped out.

[Sect Leader Frog]

Wisdom, 30 Points, B

Attack 30, 100/100, 3/3

[Sinful Pleasure - Passive]: When a friendly card leaves the field, Sect Leader Frog recovers 1 point of energy

[Frog Sword Blessing - 2 Energy Points]: Sect Leader Frog selects a target, granting it 30 points [Shield] for 1 round

[Frog Dew - 3 Energy Points]: Sect Leader Frog selects a target, casting [Quick Purification] on it

([Shield]: Nullify corresponding value of damage)

([Quick Purification]: Eliminate all negative statuses applied to self)

Hunchback Woman: [The timing of this card reveal is very clever!]

[Shield can protect frontline teammates]

[Quick Purification can remove cold and freeze in the next round]

[It’s simply amazing, Player Henry Thompson is really lucky!]

Curator Phoenix: [Luck, hmm...]

[I don’t think so]

[Assuming that his King Card isn’t in the right row]

[Then the purpose of this frogman is very clear, to protect Golden Bell ssenger to absorb more damage]

[And to so extent, prevent the opponent’s control burst from threatening Zombie Monster Knight]

Hunchback Woman: [I see, so all of this is already anticipated by Player Henry Thompson, right?]

Curator Phoenix: [Yes, I believe it’s highly likely]

While the two comntators were analyzing the situation, Ree Shil was staring at the card face, falling into deep thought for a mont

Afterwards, he spoke up.

"Actually, I don’t quite understand your card deck arrangent."

"Logically speaking, the best positions for the first row should be [Mithril Puppet] [Close-Combat Mage] [Golden Spirit Puppet]."

"Because in this way, [Close-Combat Mage] can better utilize the effect of [Spread]."

"Considering your first 2 rounds of actions, now I suspect you placed it on the side to lower its presence, and then seize the opportunity to play more DPS."

"And this [Mage Attendant] card is more suitable for the first row than [Golden Spirit Puppet]."

"Because it can withstand more damage than [Golden Spirit Puppet] and can also swap positions with [Close-Combat Mage] to make better use of the [Close Combat Expert] ability."

"Not only [Mage Attendant], but even [Frost Archmage] is more suitable for the first row cards than [Golden Spirit Puppet]."

"The reason you placed the [Golden Spirit Puppet] in the first row, I think is only one."

"That is to attract attention, or simply, to split attention."

"The role of [Mithril Puppet] is to threaten protect, the role of [Golden Spirit Puppet] is to threaten attract attention, and the role of [Close-Combat Mage] is to threaten attract attention."

"So in summary, I have reason to suspect that your Big Core Card should be placed behind [Frost Archmage] or [Mage Attendant]."

"And it is a high-capacity key DPS card that needs to be charged."

"As for which row it is in, I’m afraid you will make a specific decision based on the card after watching my operation."

"Of course, your King Card is also in these two rows."

"Am I right?"

Although Ree Shil’s tone was quite calm, he wasn’t very confident deep inside.

Because so people arrange their card decks in a random way.

The purpose is to use a slightly random card layout to make the opponent unnecessarily suspicious in order to create a confusing effect.

So while talking, he was paying attention to the other party’s reaction throughout.

Farr: "..."

Farr: "Ahaha... I don’t know what you’re talking about! "

Seeing the other party’s silence for three tis, Ree Shil knew that he had guessed it right.

And so, both sides entered their turn of operations.

On Farr’s side.

[Cold Ice Mage] used [Ice Lance] on [Zombie Monster Knight], causing [Freezing] to break [Defense], and dealt 15 points of damage.

[Golden Spirit Puppet] attacked [Zombie Monster Knight], dealing 40 10 points of damage, breaking [Freezing] with a high priority attack.

[Mithril Puppet] used [Charging Power] on [Zombie Monster Knight], dealing 60 points of damage.

[Close-Combat Mage] attacked [Zombie Monster Knight], dealing 50 points of damage.

[Mage Attendant] attacked [Zombie Monster Knight], dealing 10 points of damage.

A total of 185 points of damage, taking away [Zombie Monster Knight].

So what if the opponent judged his own turn’s small intentions and the card layout’s big intentions, so things can’t be prevented just by knowing them in advance!

As for now, let’s deal with [Zombie Monster Knight] first!

On Ree Shil’s side.

[Golden Bell ssenger] goes into [Defense].

[Female Thief] [Male Thief] attacked [Mithril Puppet], dealing 70 points of damage, taking it away.

[Sect Leader Frog] attacked [Close-Combat Mage], dealing 30 points of damage.

[Zombie Monster Knight] attacked [Close-Combat Mage], dealing 40 points of damage, taking it away.

[Zombie Monster Knight] left the field, giving [Encouragent] to [Sect Leader Frog].

It’s worth noting that [Zombie Monster Knight]’s 10 points of [Encouragent] are permanent in this ga, unless dispelled.

Hunchback Woman: [Brilliant, Player Henry Thompson caught the opponent’s flaw!]

Curator Phoenix: [Indeed, playing Sect Leader Frog doesn’t necessarily an he has to release the shield]

[A proper attack can achieve even better results]

Hunchback Woman: [So in this way, both sides have completed the 2-for-2 trade, 40 points for 50 points]

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