Necronomicurse is received when you get the Necronomicon from the Cursed Tome event. This curse cannot be removed from your deck by any means (unless
Necronomicon is removed, possibly by N'loth). When it is exhausted,
Necronomicon will flash and put another one in your hand.
Strategy[]
- Necronomicurse counts for
Du-Vu Doll.
Omamori will negate the Necronomicurse entirely, but only if
Omamori is acquired first.
- If the Necronomicurse is played with
Blue Candle, it will be returned to your hand after being exhausted; while this means you can't escape the Necronomicurse, you can play it this way as many times as you want, and that interaction can be exploited in a number of ways.
- It allows you to take arbitrary amounts of damage in one-damage increments, triggering useful on-damage effects like Rupture or Blood for Blood.
- Alternatively, the
Tungsten Rod negates the HP loss, allowing you to keep playing the Curse for free.
- Each play still counts as an exhaust, so it will trigger on-exhaust effects like
Dead Branch, Dark Embrace, and
Charon's Ashes.
- Each one counts as a card played, so it can trigger things like Panache or A Thousand Cuts.
Trivia[]
- The
Necronomicon is a reference to Evil Dead's Necronomicon Ex-Mortis, which is a reference to the Necronomicon in Lovecraft mythos.
- Despite
Necronomicon's description, Necronomicurse is scripted to have its existence tied with
Necronomicon. Should
Necronomicon be removed by any means (possibly via N'loth), Necronomicurse will be removed from the deck as well, however, if the curse was copied (by Duplicator or
Dolly's Mirror for example) only one copy will be removed.
Update History[]
- Weekly Patch 1: The First of Many!
- Necronomicurse no longer shows up on card removal screens (since it cannot be removed).
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