Begins with five Strikes, five Defends, 1 Survivor, and 1 Neutralize. Eradicates foes with daggers and poisons.Ī woman from the Swamp who has come to avenge her tribe, who have been slaughtered by the monsters pouring forth from within the spire. Playing with Fire: One benefit from his demonic pact seems to be pyrokinesis, as seen in cards like Combust, Flame Barrier, Fire Breathing, Inflame, Searing Blow, Fiend Fire, and Immolate.Ī deadly huntress from the foglands."Shockwave" applies weak and vulnerable."Intimidate" applies the 'weak' status to all enemies on the field."Disarm" reduces the strength of an enemy.Can veer into Lightning Bruiser type by employing various cheap attacks such as Anger or Twin Strike and quickly ramps up attack power using Spot Weakness and upgraded Limit Break.He's slow and rather simple to play in the early game, but if his deck becomes strong enough it will slaughter anything with ease. Magic Knight: Heavier on the knight, but he has some demonic magic thanks to a Deal with the Devil.Life Drain: Reaper steals HP equal to unblocked damage dealt, and killing enemy with Feed permanently increases your max HP, which also heals you for the increased amount.Fighter, Mage, Thief: The clear fighter of the main trio, with a simpler deck relying on brute strength.All of his Powers work best if invoked early, turning him into a serious menace to deal with if he's able to play his correct cards. Gathering Steam: While all of the characters invoke this to some extent, Ironclad embodies this the best.Deal with the Devil: His lore literally states he sold his soul to the devil for more power.Cursed with Awesome: His demonic blood turns him into an exceptional warrior at the cost of selling his soul.A card named Rupture increases your attack damage every time you do this, and you can build a deck around hurting yourself to gain more strength and regain lost health with Reaper or his starter relic. Cast from Hit Points: Has various Blood Magic cards that also costs HP to use.Where the Silent unleashes dozens of knives or the Defect rotates out orbs to buff himself to high heaven, Ironclad simply stacks his block to extremely high levels and becomes functionally invincible. Case in point, it's widely believed that the single strongest combo in the game is the Block stacking strategy enabled by his Barricade card. While he won't reach the insane potential of the other characters as easily, he can unleash some devastatingly powerful combos if built right. The Ironclad on the other hand is much simpler, and thus his deck archetypes are much easier to achieve. Boring, but Practical: The Silent, Defect and Watcher can be very unwieldy and their large variety of strategies can make it difficult to build towards specific decks.The Ironclad's sword is something like a two-handed version of a Kora. BFS: Long, realistically broad, and with a forward hook to the tip of the blade.Seeking penance, he ascended the spire to restore his honor. The Atoner: The demon who gave him power also corrupted him into killing his entire clan.Amazing Technicolor Population: Has green skin.Alien Blood: His "burning blood" is more of a metaphor, mostly, but it can be upgraded to "Black Blood" that regenerates even more health.He begins with the Burning Blood relic, which restores 6 HP at the end of every battle. While this seems risky, it actually helps with thinning your deck down enough that you would reach your key cards more frequently. A number of his cards exhaust on use, when not used, or allow him to exhaust other cards of his choice. His primary card manipulation mechanic is Exhaust, which removes a card until the end of the combat. While it takes a while for the ball to get rolling so to speak, if the Ironclad can really take off, he'll either be doing absolutely absurd amounts of damage or otherwise be so well defended that enemies can't even penetrate through his utterly massive wall of block. Of all the playable characters, Ironclad has the most cards meant for Gathering Steam, often dramatically buffing his stats over time. Ironclad specializes in two major areas: Strength stacking and Defense stacking. Begins with 5 Strike cards, 4 Defend cards, and 1 Bash card. Sold his soul to harness demonic energies.A man clad in iron armor and imbued with demonic powers who ascends the spire in an attempt to regain his lost honor.
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