Free Web NovelChapter 625: Chapter 223: 7 Entry Cards?
"This card is pretty amusing."
"And for some reason, this design always gives a sense of familiarity."
The projection of this card seems a bit magical, capturing Ree Shil’s attention for quite a while.
Initially, the round-headed turtle was just standing in place, throwing punches, but suddenly looked tired.
So it shrinks its head and takes off its round shell.
It turns into a cute chibi lizard with a round head.
Yes, it turns out that its shell is removable, which makes it even more interesting.
[Wood Card Autumn!]
After moving around without a shell for a while, it suddenly sneezes.
It hugs its arms, shivering, seemingly feeling a bit cold.
So it runs back, picks up its shell, and puts it on again.
After watching this whole process, Ree Shil finally opens the card face.
[Puzzling Beast]
Balance, 10 points, D
Attack 10, 100/100
[Remove Coat-Passive]: When Puzzling Beast’s health reaches 0, it turns into [Wood Beast]
[Wood Beast]
Determination, 10 points, D
Attack 10, 40/40
[I’m back-Passive]: If Wood Beast hasn’t left the field after 2 rounds, it will return to [Puzzling Beast] upon Settlement
"Honestly, this card is just so-so, haha."
"Mainly because its attack and health are too low, otherwise, it would be quite strong."
"But low points and low attack can’t cover up the fact that its mechanism is excellent."
Ree Shil looks at the preview of [Martial Monkey] and [Puzzling Beast], then claps his hands.
Buzz!
Light overflows between his palms and the card is formed.
Since it’s already an A Level Card, [Martial Monkey]’s lines are stable and haven’t undergone any shock changes.
Only the Panel of [Stone Monkey] is different.
[Stone Monkey]
Balance, 0 points, C frёeweɓηovel.coɱ
Attack 0, 40/40
[Motionless-Passive]: Stone Monkey continuously remains in [Petrification] state
[Return-Passive]: If Stone Monkey hasn’t left the field after 2 rounds, it will return to [Martial Monkey] upon Settlement
([Petrification]: Target loses the ability to act, and damage received during this round is reduced by 10)
"Awesome, it’s like a delayed resurrection on the spot."
"And after resurrection, [Fire Eyes]’s count will also refresh, allowing it to be used once again."
"The only flaw is that its health has been reduced from 100 points to 40 points."
"But it’s acceptable. If I hadn’t raised [Stone Monkey] to 100 points first, according to the initial preview, it would only have a pitiful 20 points of health."
Actually, Ree Shil knows that the biggest weakness of [Stone Monkey] is not these 40 points of health.
Or rather, it’s not just these 40 points of health.
It’s that the opponent’s card player is not a fool, allowing [Stone Monkey] to resurrect.
Any normal card player faced with a card that would resurrect after 2 rounds would definitely choose to focus fire on it.
Because if [Martial Monkey] really resurrects successfully, Ree Shil can already imagine the scene of the opponent collapsing and surrendering.
After all, [Martial Monkey] can be resurrected repeatedly. You tell me if it wouldn’t drive you crazy.
"With this [Return] skill, it doesn’t mean that [Martial Monkey] can truly resurrect."
"On the contrary, I estimate it won’t be able to resurrect even once in 100 PVP games."
"Its role now is more about containment, making the opponent have to allocate DPS to it within 2 rounds."
"But... that’s not enough."
Ree Shil looks at the new [Martial Monkey] and takes out another card.
He wants to add a few more chances of survival for [Stone Monkey].
[Boing Boing~]
A round, dark object leaps out of the card’s projection.
It looks like a translucent big jelly.
Yes, it’s a slime.
But it’s not an ordinary slime.
After hopping in place for a while, the slime splits into two.
They look exactly the same, and you can’t tell which is real and which is fake.
[Shadow Slime]
Berserk, 20 points, D
Attack 20, 100/100
[Shadow Splitting Technique-Passive]: When Shadow Slime consumes 200% of its health, it turns into [Double Shadow Slime]
[Double Shadow Slime]
Balance, 10 points, D
Attack 10, 100/100
[Double Shadow-Passive]: Double Shadow Slime can cast [Disguise] on one of your Outer Cards, only once per game
([Disguise]: Transform into the target card and choose whether to swap positions with it or not, the disguise breaks upon taking damage)
The first time Ree Shil got this card, he had to admit that he didn’t understand it.
So he tested it as soon as he got it.
Specifically, when [Shadow Slime] turns into [Double Shadow Slime], it gains a single use of [Disguise].
You can choose one of your Outer Cards at that time and change into its appearance.
And during this process, you can also choose whether to [Replace] with that card or not.
Of course, there’s only one opportunity for [Replace].
For example, if [Double Shadow Slime] casts [Disguise] on the nearby [Blind Swordsman], there will be two [Blind Swordsmen] on the field.
As for which one is real and which one is fake, the enemy can’t tell.
Only by dealing damage once to the fake [Blind Swordsman] will the [Double Shadow Slime] reveal its true form.
The advantage of this is to make opponents fall into suspicion and not dare to go all-in on [Double Shadow Slime] in the first round it appears.
This allows [Double Shadow Slime] to survive longer.
Of course, [Double Shadow Slime] is actually a waste card with little threat. frёewebnoѵel.ƈo๓
But what if [Stone Monkey] has this [Disguise] effect?
