Chapter 3112: Romantic

The people participating in the game this time were: Shiler, Stark, Peter, Wanda, Eddie, Nick, Steve.

The reason there weren't others was that in the first round of the game, everyone took cards from their own factions. Their corresponding factions were: Shiler, Iron Man, Spider-Man, Mutants, Symbiote, S. H. I. E. L. D., Avengers.

There were some other factions, such as the Scientist faction, the Three Major Empires faction, the Small Animal faction, the Magic faction, etc., but because they weren't well-constructed, they didn't participate in this game.

Before the game started, they had to find a host. Although others who weren't playing volunteered, Shiler still pulled over the Dream-Power Doctor Strange.

The other party wasn't very interested in card games, but he was somewhat interested in superheroes. After all, he was going to build the Dream Bureau later, and it was impossible to use only Doctor Strange. If he could recruit some people in Battleworld, it would be best. Having requests for others, he naturally had to work conscientiously.

The game officially started.

Shiler took a set of his own cards, basically collecting the frequently appearing normal and morbid states. Besides Greed and Pride, the normal states also included Moonlight, Mediocrity, and Bishop. That's right, Shiler also brought the Bishop.

The Bishop was different from all other normal and morbid sides. He was on the magic side, mainly used to deal with people walking the magic flow in the late stage and to deal with some magic events.

Dream-Power Doctor Strange picked up the dice. There were three original dice in total, each with 8 faces, corresponding to numbers 1~8, 8 suits, and 8 colors. After throwing them together, they corresponded to a combination of color, suit, and number, deciding the initial characters that could enter the battle.

After the three dice were thrown, they appeared as an orange heart 7. The cards in Shiler's hand corresponded to the odd-numbered card Pride, the heart-shaped Greed, and the orange card Art.

Among them, the skills of Pride and Greed had been introduced. Art's skill was relatively simple compared to them, belonging to an auxiliary card.

Art: Based on an enemy unit on the field, draw a masterpiece. After two rounds, there is a 1/3 chance each to turn it into a "Masterpiece," "Red Fish," or "Failure."

Masterpiece: An indescribable masterpiece. When it appears, the health of all characters on the field decreases by 30%, gaining a terrified state. After that, every action has a ten percent chance to make oneself card-locked.

Red Fish: A lively red fish. Every turn's action is replaced by struggling, summoning a blood card with 30% of its attributes for Shiler.

Failure: Meaningless ashes, card-locked.

Shiler placed these three cards down and observed the situation on the field. Fortunately, Wanda didn't put out Professor X and Magneto on her side. You have to know that in the new version of the game, these two weren't summoned objects but could be played directly.

Shiler thought Professor X should be able to enter the field, but Wanda didn't put him out. She should have valued his educational attribute, that is, maintaining him in the hand to increase the attributes of other cards in the hand. She might be waiting to save up an invincible Magneto after a few rounds.

But she is still too young. This isn't a growth-oriented version; one can tell just from the cards everyone is holding, which possess overpowered skills, that this must be a rush-down version. Trying to slowly build up stats will undoubtedly lead to a loss.

Stark must have seen this point too, so he directly put down War Machine, Iron Man, and Pepper Potts, the three trump cards of the Stark faction. By the way, the construction column already had the Stark Group headquarters. Once this round passed, he would directly get 25 points, and he could buy a good mech at the beginning of the 2nd round. The attack attributes of that mech started at 7 points, and the cards in his hand basically couldn't hold up for two hits.

Nick adopted a relatively conservative strategy. S. H. I. E. L. D. put down a Nick, a Coulson, and a card-locked card.

Being able to directly card-lock was Nick's skill "King of Agents." When playing character cards, you could choose to directly card-lock, corresponding to the attribute of agents performing secret missions. And construction cards and equipment cards could also be card-locked, and this deck also had a perfect set of measures to protect card-locking, tit-for-tat against Shiler's card-locking.

Shiler snorted coldly in his heart. Nick must have bet that he couldn't put down Hunting in the first round. That card-locked card was either Black Widow or Hill, both of whom were legendary assistants.

Natasha's skill was "Seduction." Simply put, after reaching certain conditions, she could directly take your cards. It was a pity that this game couldn't burn the rope.

Peter should also be seeking stability. He put down himself, renamed "Lucky Kid" this time, as well as Gwen-Spider-Man with fast-attack skills, and Shadow Spider-Man who could shoot, possessing both melee and ranged combat.

The Avengers faction led by Steve surprised everyone because he directly put down Captain America, Hulk, and Daredevil Ma Te at the beginning.

Because many cards in the Avengers were divided into other factions, perhaps to compensate for balance, the single-body cards of this faction were all super strong.

For example, Captain America came with a shield equipment. The equipment's skills were as follows: In defensive form, Captain America is immune to all negative states, has a 50% chance to make any attack ineffective. In attack form, every attack damage accumulates the dice number. After the attack is completed, it returns to the owner's hand, and the next round's entry ignores dice judgment.

That is to say, this equipment card is bound to Captain America. Even if someone else grabs it, it will return to Captain America's hand after the attack, and there is a half chance to be immune to all damage. Unless you use fatal damage, it's very difficult to hit Captain America.

Eddie's side was clearly arguing with Venom. The two muttered for a long time and didn't put down cards. Finally, Dream-Power Doctor Strange forcibly interrupted the two, and Eddie reluctantly put down two cards.

One of the cards was Venom. His skill was also very interesting, retaining the splitting of the previous version, but this time it wasn't direct splitting, but producing offspring, which was relatively similar to Venom in other universes.

Venom could produce random offspring every turn on the field. There were probably seven or eight offspring, randomly drawn. The numerical panel of each was very outrageous, but there were also rebellious offspring, that is, those that would hit themselves when drawn.

This kind of reproduction was mandatory, so Eddie didn't want to put this card down at the beginning. What if he drew a rebellious offspring and hit himself?

But Venom of course wanted to put it down because he had another skill, which was that when there were already offspring on the field, he could symbiote with others and then mess with them.

He clearly intended to throw down an offspring in the first round and then go out to roam. Eddie was so angry that he wasn't light.

Shiler saw that although his deck was very strong, there were people outside people, and there wasn't a weak hand among these factions. There would be a fight next.

At the beginning of the round, there was a battle cry, that is, all cards marked with "when entering the field" certain effects, and cards with "start of the round" certain effects started to draw cards.

Shiler first had to draw Pride's paper card. He prayed in his heart, it would be best to draw Bruce's paper at once, so that he could put down Hunting in the next round, and whoever he pointed at would die.

Dream-Power Doctor Strange tapped the queue with his staff. Several cards floated in the air and flew in front of Shiler, lining up in a row. Shiler hesitated for a moment and chose the second one from the right.

The card flipped over, and it was none other than Harley's face.

It was a pity that he didn't draw Bruce, but Harley was also fine. She could add an armor-break effect to the umbrella, that is, break all the opponent's defensive states and increase the damage taken by the opponent by 50%.

A small badge of armor-break state was sent by Dream-Power Doctor Strange with magic to the umbrella in Shiler's equipment column. This magnetic small badge made by Wanda could be directly sucked onto the card, which was convenient for players to observe.

Once this badge came out, the others all took a breath of cold air. Now the card game hadn't spread out, everyone's health wasn't much, and various buff states hadn't been added. If this hit, even if you didn't die, you would be half-crippled.

Shiler snorted coldly. You guys wait for me. Wait until I kill all your key characters, and see the power of the invincible fast-attack flow.

Then Greed had to designate five characters to implement Greed's Great Plan, but this way, there was a problem.

Greed's attribute requirement was to injure but not kill, otherwise not only would he not get points, but he would also have to card-lock himself. But now the umbrella had an armor-break attribute, and whoever it hit would die. Wouldn't Greed inevitably be card-locked?

Knowing that his luck wasn't that good, Shiler rubbed his forehead. These effects were mandatory, not something you could say you wouldn't use. That is to say, the 5 people he chose now were directly giving the opponent a protective umbrella.

There weren't many people on the field, and those who could take a hit from the umbrella without dying were basically main characters, such as Iron Man in the Iron Man faction, Captain America and Hulk in the Avengers faction, Venom on Eddie's side, etc.

Under the circumstances of having to choose 5, it was definitely only possible to choose these people. If Greed was card-locked, the follow-up would be impossible to play.

Shiler thought about it and chose the 5 main characters of other players. Besides the above candidates, there was also Wanda in the mutant faction. Basically, it was perfectly protecting the main characters of other factions.

Not only could he not kill them himself, but he also had to prevent others from killing them. It really deserves to be you, Shiler, Shiler thought in his heart, the best at making himself have bad luck.

After choosing, others were happy. This was equivalent to Shiler forming an alliance with each of them. They knew Greed very well. Letting him die, he might not be afraid, but letting him lose money, his subjective initiative was absolutely full.

Then for Art's card selection, Shiler still chose Iron Man, but he was also very worried about really making a masterpiece, because that would deduct health from the group. Originally, there wasn't much health, and if everyone deducted it, then no one should touch it.

Action round, roll dice to decide the action order. The first to act was Spider-Man. As a result, Shadow Spider-Man, who was holding a big sniper rifle, gave Greed a shot with a "Bang."

Shiler was startled. He immediately looked at Peter and said, "Did I provoke you?!"

Others were also a bit anxious. You killed Greed, who will protect us?!

However, Ma Te, who was watching, immediately saw Peter's idea.

Greed didn't protect Spider-Man, which meant that Greed was actually in an alliance with others, while Spider-Man was a separate existence. If Spider-Man wanted to hit others, Greed would also try his best to stop him because he didn't want to lose money, so it was better to solve the problem from the source.

This shot from Shadow Spider-Man was quite painful. Greed was directly left with half his health, and Gwen-Spider-Man had fast-attack, that is, two shots in one round. These two knives went down, and Greed didn't need to consider whether to card-lock or not, and was carried off on the spot.

Shiler took a breath of cold air and said, "Don't, don't, Peter! Am I not your good doctor anymore?!"

"It's just a game, Doctor, but I just wanted to suppress the blood line, and I didn't intend to carry you away now."

After speaking, Peter first activated his ability, which was the web-shooter, directly dragging Venom to the center of the field. ===== CHAPTER 3113 =====