Sorry, But I Never Rely On Luck When Playing Cards

Chapter 837: Chapter 293: Sword VS Magic_3

[Mage Attendant]

Chasing the Wind, 20 points, A

Attack 10, 130/130, 0/3

[Squire-Passive]: Attack -10, Max Health +30

[Life Potion-1 Energy Point]: Gives 30 points of [First Aid] to an adjacent human-shaped magic card

[Mana Potion -2 Energy Points]: Recovers 2 energy points for an adjacent human-shaped magic card

[My Lord, Be Careful -2 Energy Points]: Choose an adjacent friendly human-shaped magic card to [Replace] with

"Hmm..."

This card forces Ree Shil to plot his strategy.

This auxiliary card "Chasing the Wind," he hesitates to rate it 4 points. It doesn’t reach the level of a good A level card.

Then there is no doubt that the human-shaped magic card is the [Close-Combat Mage].

The two puppet cards have magic card tags but do not have human-shaped card tags.

This means that the other party will likely use the combo of [Mithril Puppet] + [Mage Attendant] to protect the [Close-Combat Mage].

At the same time, Ree Shil also reveals his own covered card.

[She’s Yours! He’s Mine!]

[He’s Yours! She’s Mine!]

Two masked men with long swords leap out of the card face.

"Huh, I knew it."

This time, the farmer was not pretending.

He had anticipated the opponent’s move.

Because if it were him, he would definitely reveal these linked cards as early as possible to take an early advantage.

Deploying his own [Mage Attendant card] is to guard against this move.

So the second action phase begins.

Farmer’s turn.

[Mithril Puppet] chose to [Defend], protecting the [Close-Combat Mage].

[Golden Spirit Puppet] couldn’t attack, only choosing to [Defend].

[Close-Combat Mage] used its skill, putting [Golden Bellmaster] into [Seal] for two rounds.

[Mage Attendant] attacked [Mithril Puppet], dealing no damage, but allowed it to recover 1 energy point.

[Mithril Puppet] received 15 points of [Healing].

Obviously, he was not eager to see the opponent’s trump card revealed too early.

He has already found himself at a card disadvantage due to the linked revelation of [Female Thief] and [Male Thief].

If he reveals his trump card now, it will put him at a further disadvantage.

It’s possible that his core of regular cards will be wiped out even before he breaks the opponent’s Trump Card column.

As for whether or not the opponent’s trump card is really behind [Golden Bellmaster]?

Honestly, he can’t take that bet.

And judging by the opponent’s irked behavior just now, he seemed to have hit the nail on the head.

Ree Shil’s move.

[Golden Bellmaster] still chose to [Defend].

[Zombie Monster Knight] chose to [Defend].

[Female Thief] + [Male Thief] attacked [Close-Combat Mage], blocked by [Mithril Puppet], dealing 25 + 25 points of damage to it.

No matter who the opponent is protecting, his optimal play is to go for the [Close-Combat Mage].

When the second round ended, the card layout of both sides was as follows:

[Mage Tower]

points, 6 cards left with 190 points

[Set Card] [Set Card] [Attendant] 1/3

[Mithril65] 3/3 [Gold Essence] 1/3 [Close Combat Mage60] 2/4

VS

[Gold Bell 45] [Zombie Demon] [Knight]

[Set Card] [Female Thief] [Male Thief]

points, 5 cards left with 170 points

[Sword Spirit Hall] (6/15)

"..."

Upon seeing this card, Farmer went silent.

Thankfully, during the second round, his "Mithril Puppet" can benefit from the damage reduction effect of the Scene Card when he has 0 energy points, or else he would be left with just 30 health points and wouldn’t be able to continue playing.

"Your King Card... it’s not on the left side?"

"You guess."

"Hmm!"

The answer of his opponent makes him want to clutch at his chest.

But right now, he’s in the form of a small light group, without a chest.

This guy’s doing this on purpose, right? His remarks are so infuriating!

Curator Phoenix: [Actually, this round, player Farmer isn’t at a loss.]

Hunchback Woman: [Oh? How so?]

Curator Phoenix: [At least he’s verified that the opponent’s king card is highly unlikely to be on the left.]

[Of course, it could also be that Henry Thompson predicted that the opponent would Seal, so he chose not to take action.]

[The key is that the Mithril Puppet is now fully charged, and in the next round he will achieve a burst of DPS.]

[So, he is highly likely to reveal a control card to break through the opponent’s defense.]

Sure enough, as soon as Curator Phoenix finished speaking, Farmer revealed his Set card.

[Forever Frozen...]

From the card, a mage enveloped in frost slowly walked out from the light column.

[Frost Archmage]

Wisdom, 30 Points, A

Attack 0, 100/100, 5/5

[Ice Armor - Passive]: The Frost Archmage’s attack power -30, triggers the [Cold] effect when attacked

[Frosty - Passive]: When Frost Archmage attacks a [Frozen] target, its attack power +5, and it will not thaw it

[Ice Lance - 2 Energy Points]: Frost Archmage attacks the target, with additional [Freezing] effect for 2 rounds

[Ice Coffin - 3 Energy Points]: Frost Archmage self-enters [Frozen] and obtains [Invincibility], lasts for 1 round

([Cold]: Enter [Frozen] state in next round)

As expected, it’s indeed a control card.

And the 4th effect, the ability to dodge focused attacks, is simply top-notch.

"[Freezing], breaking your [Defense], and triggering passive as well as Scene Card effects, dealing 15 points of damage."

"[Mithril Puppet] activates [Charging Power], dealing 60 points of damage."

"[Golden Spirit Puppet] launches attack, dealing 40+10 points of damage."

"[Close-Combat Mage] launches attack, triggering passive and dealing 50 points of damage."

"My damage output this round totals a whopping 175 points. I wonder how you’ll handle it."

Upon revealing this card, Farmer seemed excessively self-satisfied.

Just as Curator Phoenix said, it was his turn to flex his muscles this round.

No matter how his opponent shuffles, at most he could only replace one of his own cards.

But he could get rid of the opposite party’s giant card with 150 health points, he was definitely at an advantage.

"How to handle it?"

Ree Shil’s small light group extended a pair of hands, gesturing broadly.

"You say, isn’t it just too coincidental?"

As he spoke, he revealed a card.

"Huh..."

Upon seeing this card, Farmer couldn’t help but startle. ƒrēewebnoѵёl.cσm

Hunchback Woman: [Wow! This card was revealed so well!]

[Curator Phoenix, did he hear what you said?]

Curator Phoenix: [Hehehe ... not that.]

[You could only say that he thought of it too]

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