World Championship,
The intense matches were being played one after another, stirring the enthusiasm of all players as viewership continued to climb.
Every professional team had its own trump cards. Starting from the Knockout Stage, no one held anything back, using every advantage they had accumulated throughout the entire version.
Because of this, every match was exceptionally exciting. A side that had held the upper hand just moments ago could see the situation completely overturned by the use of a single tactic or item.
Among them, the use of various Skill Draw Cards was naturally the most unusual and had the greatest impact on match conditions.
For example, powerful skills obtained from legendary powerhouses.
However, Skill Draw Cards also faced considerable restrictions in this tournament.
On one hand, the chances of obtaining powerful skills from legendary powerhouses were rather low.
The skill pools of legendary powerhouses were simply too vast. Besides an enormous number of low-tier skills, players might also draw skills that were unsuitable for themselves.
And Skill Draw Cards could not be traded, further limiting their use.
For these reasons, each professional team probably only had two or three cards in reserve.
On the other hand, there were the restrictions imposed by the World Championship rules.
Each World Championship match was divided into several rounds, with a maximum of seven rounds.
Moreover, now that they had reached the World Championship, opponents would not stand there like targets waiting to be beaten. They would certainly try their best to drag out the duration of Skill Draw Cards.
Under such circumstances, no matter how powerful a Skill Draw Card was, it could affect at most two rounds of a match.
Therefore, in this World Championship, aside from factors such as Skill Draw Cards, the inherent strength of each professional team