Card game setting.
At the start, each side had five cards face down on the square floor tiles before them.
The match used a 1:1 real-unit model for real-time card battles. Played cards would manifest physically on the field, so players had to play cards through verbal commands.
Of Han Dong's five face-down cards, two were unit cards.
At the start of the turn, non-stealthed units would appear directly, and their relevant data would be relayed to Han Dong.
Town Unit Card—Rare Mary Shaw
Attack: 1, Health: 7
Effects:
①. When there was a corpse belonging to any unit on the current board, she could create a 2-2 doll to fight for her side.
②. If there were no corpses on the current board, Mary Shaw could transform into a doll, swapping her Attack and Health values.
Zombie Unit Card—Rare Frozen Dead Bone—Luo Gaocheng
Attack: 2, Health: 5
Effect: Centered on this card, the Action Point cost of all hostile actions within three spaces increased by 33%.
The other three cards remained face down.
Perhaps they could only be triggered under certain conditions, or perhaps Han Dong needed to expend some kind of energy to activate them.
The Destiny Card Game officially began.
Shore Hotel
Han Dong's physical body was soaking in a bathtub filled with white liquid.
The executive sat beside the tub, carefully observing Han Dong's unusual head.
*With his innate talent and that head of his, he should be able to play a good hand.
If the Destiny Card Game allowed spectators, I'd really like to see how far you can go... But the competitive spirit you displayed in the "Tomb" may hold you back here.
What you're facing is the origin of destiny itself. That kind of competitiveness will turn into chronic poison during the