Sorry, But I Never Rely On Luck When Playing Cards

Chapter 702: Chapter 248: Have You Ever Seen a Card Weighing 4 grams? _3

"It’s a pity that this A-level card has 4 attributes."

"There’s basically no room for card-making. It’s difficult to improve the score."

"But it still can’t cover the fact that it’s a good card."

"A must-have option in the backup choices."

Of course, Ree Shil likes this card.

Holding 1 card is equivalent to having 4 specific cards. How can this not be attractive?

And the cards targeted are not unpopular. All four types are common.

Although it only has 20 points, it is not worse than those specialized restraint cards.

For example, if the opponent has 1 demon card.

The 30-point [Demon-eliminating Puppet] can deal 40 points of damage to it.

However, [Garbage Man] can directly attack this demon card twice, or attack another target and then choose to attack the demon card again.

So just looking at the raw value, it is also 40 points of damage.

And under the theoretical state, its full damage output in one round is 80 points.

Why is it 80 points? First of all, no matter what, its passive skill is ultimately just [Attack], which can only attack outer cards.

Normally, there are only up to 3 outer cards in a card game.

But when the opponent’s 3 outer cards are 4 of the following: demon cards, Zombie Beast cards, Evil Spirit cards, Ethereal cards; [Garbage Man] can trigger its passive ability 3 times, attacking 4 times.

Of course, this is just a theoretical situation.

Ree Shil feels that under normal circumstances, the probability of this happening is extremely small.

It’s already good to encounter 1 targetable card.

There is also an even more extreme situation, where the opponent’s outer cards have multiple labels, that is, all 4 labels of demon, Zombie Beasts, Evil Spirits, and Ethereal Spirits are present.

Then, plus the initial attack, [Garbage Man] can attack 5 times, totaling 100 points.

It’s just that the probability of this seems to be even smaller than the probability of 80 points damage output, much smaller.

In fact, with its 20 points dealing 40 points of damage, it can be considered on par with the A-level [Iron stick].

However, [Iron stick] has a wider range of usability, while [Garbage Man] has a higher damage output limit.

"I believe that after this Instance, many players will have Zombie Beast cards."

"First of all, the 5 players who advanced in each Instance will most likely have their own A-level Zombie Beast template."

"Then, if they also killed powerful NPCs, they might even get other A-level Zombie Beast cards."

"In that case, the probability that this [Garbage Man] will be played is very high."

"Fortunately, Greenfeather and the others consulted the staff before entering, although other groups’ Instances are also [Zombie Beast Peril], with the same environment and terrain, the tasks and monsters inside each Instance are different."

"That is to say, this [Garbage Man] should be the only one I can get."

"Besides, it’s a sword card, which can be added to my sword card deck and form a linkage with other sword cards."

It must be said once again that the organizers are really generous.

Although the number of cards in the card pool is small right now, two A-level cards have already been released in the preview.

This is the first time Ree Shil has seen this situation.

Continuing to browse through the cards, he found a few more unattractive waste cards.

But soon, a card that attracted him appeared.

[Hey you, don’t bully the little kid!] ƒrēewebnoѵёl.cσm

In the card projection, a young boy about four to five years old walked out with a pair of buns on his head, wearing a red bellyband and carrying a large gourd.

This free NPC, Ree Shil had seen twice in the Instance.

The first time was when he encountered the boy PKing with a Zombie Beast player named Berserk Teacher Yellow.

Not long after, Teacher Yellow was eliminated.

The second time, it was when he encountered a group of Zombie Beasts.

He thought this guy was strong, but unexpectedly he couldn’t withstand the Zombie Beast tide for long.

"No wonder it was so weak the second time, it seems the card face has explained it all."

Ree Shil finally understood after seeing this card.

[Gourd Lad]

Balance, 20 points, D

Attack 20, 100/100

[Charm Protection-Passive]: When Gourd Lad is attacked by a target with higher attack power than itself, damage reduced by 10

"Teacher Yellow’s attack power is higher than Gourd Lad’s, so he can’t really hurt it."

"But Ginseng Zombie’s attack power is obviously lower than Gourd Lad’s, so it doesn’t benefit from damage reduction, and that’s why it was quickly overwhelmed by Zombie Beasts."

Ree Shil’s evaluation of this card is that it’s a good card.

A good, material card.

To make full use of its attributes, the best fusion target would be a low-scoring card with 20 or 25 attack points.

Such cards, if they have [Charm Protection], are quite easy to trigger when facing 30-point average cards.

And it should be noted that it targets those with "higher attack power than itself," regardless of the actual damage dealt by the opponent.

If the target card has 30 points of attack power on its face, but the attack is split into 15+15 or 10+10+10 damage segments.

Then it is also affected by [Charm Protection].

In contrast, if it has 20 points of attack power on its face but can deal 30 points of damage in one punch, it can’t mitigate that.

"There are quite a few cards in my Kung Fu Deck that could merge well with it."

"Such as [Dual-stick Goblin], Tricky Hand Snake, and the 30-point, 20-attack [Heavy Punch Bodyguard]."

"These cards all have enough attribute space."

"If [Gourd Lad] can fuse perfectly with them 100% of the time, it could actually improve their survivability."

"Let’s put this as an alternate option too."

After pushing this card out, Ree Shil only has 6 potential options so far.

They are [Ancient City Zombie King][Thieving Undead Beast][Three-eyed Zombie][Garbage Man][Gourd Lad][Robbery Path Loss].

"So I have 3 more chances, but I feel like I won’t be satisfied with the options that come next."

"I can only choose the better ones from the less ideal options, the ones that seem to have better compatibility."

"But why haven’t the two cards I’ve been waiting for appeared yet?"

Ree Shil wanted to preview [Sword Loss] and [Sword Elder].

If these two cards have high enough quality, they could add two more powerful members to his Sword Card Deck.

Especially [Sword Loss], which is also one of the top three free NPCs.

The other two of the top three have already appeared, one is [Garbage Man], the other is the Treasure Hunter card that’s not worth mentioning after being revised.

So he continued to preview, and finally saw his desired target on the fifth-to-last card.

"Here it comes, it’s [Sword Loss]."

Ree Shil’s eyes couldn’t help but light up.

That kind of brightness that lasts 24 hours.

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