The division between fortune and misfortune was itself a contest within the team.
Those who drew Auspicious and took the Lucky Path enjoyed good luck along the way, while those on the Fateful Path presumably faced plenty of bad luck.
Every Wen Xishu's calculations included one possibility: quietly eliminating "misfortune."
After all, victory in this game appeared to mean "the team wins."
But after a little thought, the Wen Xishus understood: what throne could seat two people?
The second round began, and the Wen Xishus started moving one after another.
Some charged ahead, rolling a six, while others advanced slowly, rolling a one.
It was worth noting that attack range was generally three spaces. There was, however, a small chance of triggering a six-space range, or the shortest range of one space.
In other words, someone who rolled a six in the first round normally could not attack someone who had rolled less than three in that round, unless they triggered the small chance of an extended range.
The Wen Xishu protected by "Sagittarius" soon figured out this mechanic.
Some of the Another Mes actually wanted to try attacking Wen Xishu, having drawn particularly powerful attacks on their spaces.
One example was the gender-swapped Wen Xishu from Universe 022. The only woman among them, she took the Lucky Path and filled the attacking role.
Their allocation strategy emphasized fierce firepower, high attack, and low defense.
This round, she drew an attack capable of instantly killing an opponent: Same-World Conversion.
[Special powerful attack: this round, whoever you attack will have their stats converted to a level consistent with the capabilities of your world, regardless of their actual combat strength.]
In other words, this was an attack that overwrote the opponent's world setting.
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