Chapter 527: Chapter 190: Not losing if losing first, not winning if winning first_2
After all, increasing the upper limit allows for more energy to be added later through other means.
If you only add extra energy, it will be used up eventually.
But it is precisely because it is somewhat inferior that the term "extra energy" is more likely to appear than the term "extra energy cap."
And the 2 Energy Points added by the [Corrupted Bishop] is just right.
It allows it to use its active ability one more time.
[Singing Heresy], this active ability, is quite powerful.
It has hard control and also deals damage.
"You flatter me."
After revealing this card, Contestant 7BZ felt slightly relieved, and his mood wasnât as bad as before.
This card is used to break the [Demonic Monk]âs card, and he has already devised tactics for it.
Now, his three [B50 Protective Thunder] cards have healthy bloodlines.
Even if the three first row cards of the other party, along with the soon-to-be-revealed next row cards, try to focus fire, they still canât kill any of the [Defense] [B50 Protective Thunder] cards.
And he has two chances to use the [Taunt] ability.
So he chooses to use [Taunt] on the [Demonic Monk] starting from this round.
This is to force Ree Shil to make a decision, to make him release the [Seal], thus consuming 30 points of blood.
Because if he doesnât use it this round, there wonât be a chance next round.
Next round, with the help of his second next row cardâs reveal, heâll focus fire and take out the [Demonic Monk].
And even if the [Demonic Monk] seals one of the [B50 Protective Thunder] cards with its skill, heâs not afraid.
Because if the other party uses [Seal], heâll play a [First Aid] card to ensure the sealed [B50 Protective Thunder] wonât die in the 2 rounds of control.
This plan is perfect.
"You are quite ambitious."
Obviously, Ree Shil saw the intentions of the other party.
If the [Demonic Monk] is taken out directly by the opponentâs next line card, what does that mean?
It means that the opponentâs [B50 Protective Thunder] cards can keep their self-destruct damage for one of his own next row cards.
Being ambitious means that the opponent doesnât want to trade 1 for 1 in the first row cards, but 1 in the first row for 1 in the next row cards.
"But itâs a pity that you chose the wrong tactic."
"Or to put it better, you chose the wrong card."
After Ree Shil finished speaking, he flicked his finger.
Ding!
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With a gust of wind on the card table, Wind Foxâs figure leaped out from the card surface.
"!"
Secretary Brown raised an eyebrow involuntarily as he watched from the side.
He initially thought that if his Kung Fu card set wasnât allowed, the opponentâs card deck would be somewhat strained.
But now, the performance isnât like that at all.
How did this guy get so many strong cards, he thought to himself.
[Wind Fox]
Listening to the Wind, 30 Points, B
Attack 30, 100/100, 3/3
[Reading Accumulation - Passive]: When Wind Fox is revealed, gain 3 Energy Points
[Banishing Wind - 2 Energy Points]: Wind Fox selects a target and puts it into 1 round of [Exile]
[Vine Burst - 3 Energy Points]: Wind Fox selects 3 targets to reveal, dealing 20 damage each and putting them into 1 round of [Entwined]
([Entwined]: The target cannot [Move])
([Exile]: Remove regular card targets from the card game)
As soon as this card was revealed, a Void Commentator from the crowd wanted to take action.
But since there were no barriers set up for this round, he could only analyze it through eye contact.
Commentator: Coach Shilâs card is instant kill.
Commentator: You say the landmine will self-destruct, then Iâll just avoid your landmine, that should be fine, right?
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Commentator: And Coach 7BZ, this is completely running into the muzzle.
Commentator: The [Corrupted Bishop] with only 70 Health Points can be killed by the opponentâs focus fire.
Commentator: So originally, it forced Coach Shil to make a choice, but now the positions have reversed.
Commentator: The [Corrupted Bishop] may have no choice but to[Defense].
Commentator: Because even if it uses [Taunt], if it gets killed by focused fire this round, the [Taunt] will be invalid in the next round.
Seeing his analysis, the crowd nodded, thinking it made sense.
However, when the action round finally came, Ree Shilâs choice took everyone by surprise.
[Corrupted Bishop] did choose to [Defense], as expected.
[Wind Fox] indeed [Exiled] one of the[B50 Protective Thunders], as expected.
But the[Exile] target was not the one in front of the [Corrupted Bishop], but the one in the middle column.
His three first row cards chose to focus fire on 7BZâs middle next row card.
After the round ended, the card face of both sides was as follows:
[Bishop][Covered Card-85][Covered Card]
[Landmine][Landmine 138.5][Landmine]
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[Demon Monk][Big Goose][Bronze Mirror]
[Set Card][Wind Fox][Set card]
After a little thought, this is quite reasonable.
Because instead of trying to predict whether the[Corrupted Bishop] will use [Defense], why not directly attack a covered card that wonât use [Defense]?
However, some people still have doubts about this.
Because next round [Wind Fox] wonât have enough energy to use [Exile] again, and the opponentâs [Corrupted Bishop] will not be threatened anymore.
It can still take action against the[Demonic Monk] according to the original plan, just delayed by one round.
As for the third roundâs revealed cards, Contestant 7BZ also made his counterattack.
In fact, he was grateful that Ree Shil didnât choose to attack the [Corrupted Bishop] and instead chose to lower the bloodline of the middle columnâs covered card.
Because that way, one of his Berserker cards will have a chance to enter the game.
"Thank you, Coach Shil, youâve done me a great favor."