"Th-this was a hidden enemy..." Nimel blinked in confusion.
Was there something wrong with her knowledge base? Didn't everyone say hidden rooms were extremely difficult?
According to existing records, encountering a hidden room meant at least twice the usual casualties and chance of a total party wipe!
"It was only because they hadn't found the right strategy," Caroso said. "Nor did they have the right cards."
As he spoke, a card appeared between Caroso's fingers.
[Name: Who Are We To Each Other?] [Category: Spell] [Star Level: 3] [Grade: Purple Epic] [Class Restriction: Priest] [Description: Copies another person's follower of up to five stars to fight for the Holy Light. Does not consume the user's mana.]
If they hadn't had those two Devourers, Caroso would probably have let the Underworld Flower play with itself.
Hmm... cards with bizarre names like this were all named by players. Very few players gave them serious names.
[Hahaha, we deserve most of the credit!]
[Two cards, and we directly helped Baby Caro skip a stage.]
[The strategy team is still amazing. I didn't even realize that replacing one material could produce such a cursed card.]
[If it weren't for the strategy team, even if I guided Baby Caro one-on-one, who knew what would've happened.]
[Nimel's confused face is so adorable!]
[Come to think of it, why couldn't we do that when we played?]
[Yeah, we simply weren't allowed to put Priest and Warlock cards together. Even in a card maker's deck, Priests and Paladins conflicted with Death Knights and Warlocks.]
[Was it because they hated each other?]
[Maybe other card makers simply couldn't do it.]
[Right, look, Baby Caro's cards were specially marked. Their power was halved.]
[I mean, why couldn't ours be put together while Baby Caro's could? I could accept half