Changes: Battle Trance

Revision as of 23:44, 10 April 2018

Battle Trance is a Skill card for the Ironclad. It draws three cards for free, but inflicts No Draw for one turn, making it the last draw effect capable of being played. It should be noted though that card generation is unaffected by no draw, so effects like Dead Branch will still work. As an Uncommon card, it appears as a reward for combat, although less often than Commons.

Upon upgrade, it draws one more card per play.

Ironclad Cards
Starters		Strike • Defend • Bash
Attacks	Common	Anger • Body Slam • Clash • Cleave • Clothesline • Headbutt • Heavy Blade • Iron Wave • Perfected Strike • Pommel Strike • Sword Boomerang • Thunderclap • Twin Strike • Wild Strike
	Uncommon	Blood for Blood • Carnage • Dropkick • Hemokinesis • Pummel • Rampage • Reckless Charge • Searing Blow • Sever Soul • Uppercut • Whirlwind
	Rare	Bludgeon • Feed • Fiend Fire • Immolate • Reaper
Skills	Common	Armaments • Flex • Havoc • Shrug It Off • True Grit • Warcry
	Uncommon	Battle Trance • Bloodletting • Burning Pact • Disarm • Dual Wield • Entrench • Flame Barrier • Ghostly Armor • Infernal Blade • Intimidate • Power Through • Rage • Second Wind • Seeing Red • Sentinel • Shockwave • Spot Weakness
	Rare	Double Tap • Exhume • Impervious • Limit Break • Offering
Powers	Uncommon	Combust • Dark Embrace • Evolve • Feel No Pain • Fire Breathing • Inflame • Metallicize • Rupture
Powers	Rare	Barricade • Berserk • Brutality • Corruption • Demon Form • Juggernaut

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+Battle Trance is a [[Skill]] card for the [[Ironclad]]. It draws three cards for free, but inflicts [[No Draw]] for one turn, making it the last draw effect capable of being played. It should be noted though that card generation is unaffected by no draw, so effects like [[Dead Branch]] will still work. As an [[Uncommon]] card, it appears as a reward for combat, although less often than Commons.
-Battle Trance is a [[Skill]] card for the [[Ironclad]]. It draws three cards for free, but inflicts [[No Draw]] for one turn, making it the last draw card capable of being played. As an [[Uncommon]] card, it appears as a reward for combat, although less often than Commons.
 Upon upgrade, it draws one more card per play.