Naimus sized up the fat man.
"A physique-type deck?" Naimus made his judgment. "Ghoul, Fountain of Life, and what else was there?"
"Devouring Beast," Cat Sister added from the side.
The physique type was a faction used when constructing a deck.
For example, the card [Gelatinous Skin] that had dropped from the Ghoul Incident earlier.
This type of card was classified as modification-type.
As it continuously resonated with modification-type cards, the cards would continually affect the human body.
They could transform a human body to possess monster-like traits, and as long as the cards remained, the modifications would not cause any negative effects on the body.
This led to a crucial point: physique-type decks did not need to draw cards.
All the effects of their cards had already been applied to their bodies, allowing them to skip the card-drawing step entirely.
That was why physique-type decks were known as large decks.
As long as the body could endure it and the cards did not conflict with one another, more cards could continually be added to the deck.
Through constant resonance, the individual's physique would keep changing.
Even without using cards, they could gain the active abilities of various cards, making their combat power extremely terrifying.
Some people also called the physique type the passive type.
In any case, the physique type was an extremely popular faction.
One of its drawbacks was that most physique-type modifications would clearly manifest on the body, broadly revealing all sorts of information about the user.
When it came to intelligence, the physique type was at a disadvantage.
But they were still stat monsters among Card Wielders.
What Naimus needed to learn now was the most important aspect of Card Wielder combat—judging intelligence.
Card Wielder battles placed great importance on strategy.
Because most Card Wielders could