Sorry, But I Never Rely On Luck When Playing Cards

Chapter 1148: Chapter 440: Challenging the God of Red Rock_2

Including the seemingly unreliable God of Green Head from before, he might also be on the same level.

Facing such an opponent, one naturally has to go all out to ensure a surefire victory.

Ree Shil knew he still had one advantage.

That was, the other party had no Destiny Card to use anymore.

These divine deities entering the Buffer Zone received more restrictions than their administrators, generally having very few cards.

They usually could only equip two or three sets of card decks, and then these decks were basically built around the tactics of a Destiny Card.

Without the Destiny Card, their strength was expected to be greatly reduced.

Thus, both sides stood ready and began laying out their cards.

"I’ve observed your two card games, and you seem to have a special fondness for dragon cards, bo."

The God of Red Rock spoke bluntly.

"Not really, just happened to get a few dragon cards."

"Hehehe, you’re still in the newcomer stage.

New card players usually have a severe case of ’dragon cancer’, bobo."

"Is that so."

"Dragon cancer is just a mid-stage in a card player’s development.

Dragons are both cool and strong, which is of course blameless.

But at our level, we’ve long tired of using cool, strong dragon cards.

Strength is the ultimate everything.

As long as the strength is high enough, what does it matter if the card looks like a pile of poop.

Bobobobo."

"You make sense."

The conversation between the two was over, and the cards had been laid out.

Ree Shil took the lead in revealing his first row cards.

Ding! x3

With a flick of his fingers, three crisp sounds rang out.

[Roar!]

[Howl!]

[Roar!]

All three cards revealed at once, the iridescent light immediately filled the entire room.

"Ah, this!"

The Red Rock Substitute knew very well what was happening.

S-rank cards, this manager actually had S-rank cards?!

And it was three S-rank cards in the first row!

These weren’t something that just any minion could possess.

"Mossy Mushroom... why haven’t I heard this name before?"

He looked doubtfully at the three cards.

A void blue light soul dragon, a four-winged big-bellied red dragon, and a long dragon covered in golden scales.

[Soul Dragon][Spirit Master][Five Claws Golden Dragon]

It wasn’t just Ree Shil boasting; all three cards indeed had the attributes to be revealed in the headline district.

[Soul Dragon], takes 10 hits to kill.

If placed in the front line, it makes the early part of the card game very solid.

Moreover, in the first round, by just absorbing the 4 Point Energy from [Five Claws Golden Dragon], it could do 11x4=44 points of damage.

This damage, definitely not low, especially in the first round.

[Spirit Master], 300+ Health Points, 100 Attack, [Coating].

With survival and DPS, it’s an absolute top-quality high-scoring big hand.

Being in the first row means it can take hits and deal damage.

[Five Claws Golden Dragon], fully charged from the start, continuous control, can’t be immune.

Combined with the high Attack of [Spirit Master], basically, these two cards could take out anyone they targeted.

"This strength, not bad, right?"

After revealing the 3 cards, he looked at the other party with a smile.

"You this..."

The God of Red Rock’s complexion darkened.

To know, even considering its formation and card deck in the Buffer Zone, it wasn’t able to reveal three S-rank cards at the start.

The strength of S-rank cards, how could it not be enough.

Moreover, these three cards were a very solid presence even among S-rank cards.

The opponent had just finished talking when he was countered immediately.

The other party’s initiative weakened its momentum for revealing cards significantly.

Three A-rank cards, no matter how you looked at it, were insufficient.

The strength was utterly overwhelmed.

The Action Phase of the first round thus arrived.

Ree Shil successfully predicted that [Five Claws Golden Dragon] would be focused on, so he had it [Defense].

Additionally, with just the basic attacks from [Spirit Master] + [Soul Dragon], they easily took out one opposing card.

In the following 2nd round, the God of Red Rock revealed a dragon-killing card.

[Dragon Slayer Warrior]

Breaking force, 30 points, A level

Attack 40, 150/150, 0/4

[Dragon-slaying Sword - Talent]: When the Dragon Slayer Warrior attacks a Dragon Card, it comes with 10 points of [Armor Break].

[Frontline Courage - Passive]: When the Dragon Slayer Warrior reveals his card and it is in the same column as a Dragon Card, increase maximum Health Points by 50.

[Born Duty - Passive]: When the Dragon Slayer Warrior reveals his card and if there is a Dragon Card reveal on the field, increase attack power for this round by 10.

[Scale Breaking Tactics - 2 Energy Points]: Dragon Slayer Warrior attacks 1 target; if the opponent is a Dragon Card, it deals 50 points of [Fixed Damage].

This card is a genuine dragon-slaying card.

It’s unclear how many terms were pieced together to produce such a card with strong restraint.

In theory, just a normal attack could deal 50 points of damage in one hit to a Dragon Card, and the 10 points of [Armor Break] could provide significant buffs for teammates focusing fire.

The last active skill is specifically for targeting Dragon Cards with damage reduction or [Defense].

This card truly restrains dragons.

But in the eyes of Ree Shil, it’s just mediocre.

It can’t be helped, it’s outclassed by sheer strength. freёweɓnovel.com

On his side, Ree Shil still reveals the [Mechanical Sin Dragon].

Given the strength of the opposition, it still makes sense to go for the basic AOE attack route.

Without surprises, Ree Shil continues to hold the advantage this round.

[Five Claws Golden Dragon] continues to be focused on, continues [Defense].

The remaining 3 cards focus fire again.

It’s just a pity this time, they only managed to wound the opponent severely but couldn’t take it down.

In the 3rd round, the God of Red Rock finally revealed an S-rank Card.

It wasn’t a DPS card, but a defensive Auxiliary Card.

[You are the greatest Divine Deity!]

The card projection reveals, and a man with skin like cooled lava stepped out of the light column on the card face.

[Red Rock Substitute]

Balanced, 40 points, S

Attack 0, 100/100

[Red Rock God Power - Talent]: When serving as the Red Rock Substitute, all delayed damage to our side is converted into an equal amount of [Healing].

[Red Rock Link - Passive]: When the Red Rock Substitute is revealed, cards of Red Rock are revealed together.

[God Replacement Cost - Passive]: Attack power of the Red Rock Substitute is locked at 0.

[God Power Blessing - Passive]: During the rounds when the Red Rock Substitute is affected by [Ignition], it gains the effect of [Invincible].

[God Power Feedback - Passive]: Every round, the Red Rock Substitute recovers 1 Energy Point for the cards of Red Rock.

"Uh..."

Looking at the projection of this card and then at the Lizard-man by his side, Ree Shil clearly saw that they weren’t from the same species.

Soon, he understood the reason behind it.

The lives of Divine Deities seem endless, but not so for the substitutes.

So this must have been one of the many generations of Red Rock substitutes that came before.

This card is obviously a Linked Card with the Destiny Card of the God of Red Rock.

Now, with "[Cards of Red Rock]" absent, it only has two applicable terms.

But even just these two terms are quite overbearing as they are.

No wonder his previous cards didn’t have terms to resist [Ignition].

It turns out there was such a hand prepared.

Although it could convert damage into [Healing], the effect of halved recovery from [Ignition] still applies, so they only receive 5 points of [Healing].

But 10 points of damage turning into 5 points of [Healing], effectively makes it worth 15 points.

So it’s still a great gain, equivalent to saving space on other cards with the use of 1 term slot.

What’s most overbearing about it is that it’s [Invincible] the entire time under the influence of [Red Rock Territory].

Ree Shil guessed if it were a non-Scene Card form of "[Cards of Red Rock]", it could also provide this effect to the [Red Rock Substitute].

The card is placed in the middle column, indicating it’s very possible that the other party’s King Card is in the middle column as well.

In front of the King Card in the next line, place an [Invincible] card, and another powerful DPS card in the last row.

A similar case has been encountered by him before during a card game with a Divine Deity.

And he’s been taught a lesson from it.

But while [Invincible] is called invincible, it isn’t truly completely invincible.

To deal with it, there are many methods.

First, [Invincible] can only resist damage.

It can’t resist controls or negative effects.

For example, the exit effect of the Sheep God.

Then there are some cards that force displacement, moving the card away.

For example, Displacement cards, Summoning cards, bypassing this card to deal DPS.

Then there are common effects like [Dispel].

And the most common, [Seal].

When playing cards against a Divine Deity, effects like [Dispel] and [Seal] are a must-have for him.

No wonder this guy has been targeting the [Five Claws Golden Dragon], concerned about being [Sealed].

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