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"Corrosive Wave": When used, inflicts 3 stacks of poison on all enemies for each card drawn this turn.

也就是说，配合『背包』『杂技』之类的0费1抽，1费3抽，一回合就可以做到叠12层甚至14层毒。

However, Ye Fei did not draw any card draw cards like "Acrobatics" this round, which meant he couldn't play a "Corrosive Wave".

Ye Fei smiled calmly: "It won't have much of an impact."

Grandmother Le Jia was awakened in the first round. After being stunned for one round, she revealed a red blade, which was a sign of high damage.

"Oh no, the damage is so high, but if I block it I won't be able to unleash the 'Rainbow' attack."

This is a player who plays Chicken Pot. Because he has been grabbing cards as soon as he sees them, he has already grabbed four ability cards.

At this moment, I have a "Rainbow" and a "Creative AI" in my hand, both of which are high-cost cards costing two or three mana, and I can't play them at all.

Faced with this situation, he couldn't activate his abilities, nor could he prevent the damage; he only had one defensive card to barely block.

The Crown Prince glanced at his hand and calmly played a "Furnace" to defend with his remaining two mana. Although he would still take five points of damage, it was acceptable.

At the end of the round, Grandmother Le Jia swung her greatsword down. From the health bar on the left, we can see that "Faulty Robot" -10, "Crown Prince" -5, and "Silent Hunter" -2.

After a few more rounds, "Grandma Le Jia" took a big breath, and everyone's agility and strength were reduced by 2.

"Ah, I finally played 'Creative AI'! I only need two more ability cards to activate it."

Three lightning orbs were activated, and three bolts of lightning, each dealing 8 damage, instantly reduced the boss's health by a small amount.

The Crown Prince glanced at the 'Faulty Robot' ranking first on the "DPS counter," then at his own 'King's Sword' whose damage was steadily increasing, and at his remaining half health. He pondered to himself:

"Hmph, no rush. Let's hold our breath for the first few rounds. Once my sword is finished, I'll show you what real damage output is!"

On the other side, the Necromancer happily used his "cheat code," the "Death Pact," to inflict 21 stacks of Calamity on the boss before clicking "End Turn" with satisfaction.

Upon arriving at the Silent Hunter's location, a vibrant green "Corrosion Wave" reappeared in his hand.

Previously, due to damage pressure and card draw issues, he hadn't been able to play his cards. This turn, without needing to defend, Ye Fei decisively used his card, followed by a "Acrobatics" card, finally inflicting 12 stacks of poison on the boss.

At this moment, a small, inconspicuous green area appeared at the far right of the boss's long health bar.

Soon after, Grandmother Le Jia's high-damage "butcher's knife" fell again, and the Crown Prince and the malfunctioning robot were the first to have their health reduced to low levels.

"No, the sword-making skills are still a bit lacking; we can't afford to lose to him yet!"

Between blocking and "forging the sword", the crown prince once again chose "forging the sword", and played a "forged in the flames of war" card (7 damage, 5 forging) despite taking 6 points of damage.

Not long after, "Grandma Le Jia" took another deep breath, and everyone's agility and strength decreased by 2 again.

By now, everyone's agility and strength have totaled -4.

"Huh? Why isn't this card doing any damage? Is it a bug?"

The malfunctioning robot player looked at the "Eye Attack" card in his hand. It was a 0-cost, 3-damage attack card, but due to its reduced power of 4, it had become ineffective.

"That's because this boss drains our agility and strength!" the Crown Prince explained smugly.

The malfunctioning robot and the undead contractor then noticed the "Strength -4" and "Agility -4" icons below their health bars.

After only one round, "Grandma Lejia" revealed its attack intention with the "big sword" pattern. After several rounds of growth, its power had reached 12 points.

"It's over, I can't defend against it!" The malfunctioning robot shouted as it looked at the four attack cards and one 0-cost defense card in its hand.

Because he picked up any cards he liked along the way, the proportion of defensive cards in his deck became severely unbalanced.

Although his average defensive card value is very high, he still often suffers heavy losses due to not being able to draw defensive cards.

Previously, in order to play high-cost ability cards, I sacrificed my block ability, took a lot of damage, and my health became very low.

Even though it's already activated, his Agility is already reduced by 4, so he has no chance to block damage.

"Ah! I'm dead." The malfunctioning robot crashed first, and its corresponding character image fell onto the screen.

Next up is the Crown Prince. Looking at the damage above the boss's head that is far greater than his health, he starts to calculate: if all his resources are used for blocking, he will have just one drop of health left to survive.

However, if you block everything this turn, you will miss the "Conqueror" card (Forge 3, Greatsword deals double damage this turn) in your hand.

Why is it such a coincidence!

If I don't use 'Conqueror' this round, I don't know when I'll get it again.

However, if you don't fight the Conqueror and instead use the King's Sword, he will still die, so it's better to go all out.

"It is better to die in glory than to live in humiliation!"

The Crown Prince muttered a "high-energy quote" he'd picked up from who-knows-where, moved the mouse away from the defensive card, and resolutely played the "Conqueror" card.

Under the double damage of "Conqueror", a "King's Sword" swept out, and the original thirty-odd points of sword-forging value doubled to more than sixty points of damage.

Boom!

With one strike, a "huge number" immediately appeared above the boss's head, and its health bar visibly decreased by a large margin.

After finishing the battle, the Crown Prince closed his eyes contentedly and clicked "End Round," like a warrior who had died a heroic death.

"Crown Prince" — Death.

The room fell silent instantly, followed by gasps from two players:

"Wow, that's amazing! Almost 100 damage in one round, I've never seen such high damage before."

"It really comes down to the sword and shield master! In this one round, he brought the boss down to only half health!"

Upon arriving at the Necromancer's side, despite the high density of defenses and the accumulated health from his bone hands helping him withstand a lot of damage, his remaining health was the highest in the entire team.

However, since he didn't draw any high-damage attack cards, and his previous attention was all focused on stacking Calamity, he can hardly deal any damage now with "Power -4". He can only deal 2 or 3 points per mana, which is extremely inefficient.

Therefore, even if the Necromancer is alive, he cannot deal any damage and can only continue to stack Calamity without playing any other role.

Even if you survive the longest, you'll only be dragged down by the boss's terrifying growth, with no hope in sight.

"I'll hang up now, you guys have fun."

The Crown Prince spoke casually, feigning nonchalance. His words implied an acceptance of defeat.

His impressive performance just now clearly made him very proud. In his mind, even if he lost this round, he had already achieved his goal.

He turned off his microphone after speaking and opened the "DPS counter" with great anticipation, but what happened next left him dumbfounded.

In the "Highest Damage per Round" column, "Crown Prince" dealt over 60 damage, far ahead of "Faulty Robot" which dealt over 40 damage, ranking first, which is not surprising.

However, in the "Average Damage Per Round" section, the top-ranked name was neither "Crown Prince" nor "Faulty Robot," but rather the name he hadn't paid any attention to from the beginning:

"The Silent Hunter - Black Evening Ceal"

"What? How is this possible?" He quickly looked at the recorded values ​​behind him, feeling incredulous.

Although the Crown Prince's final sword strike dealt high damage, the damage was calculated based on the average damage over each round, resulting in a relatively low value after each round, averaging only around thirty.

Conversely, although the "Silent Hunter" does not deal much damage per turn, it can still deal consistent damage each turn even without playing any cards due to the continuous accumulation of poison stacks.

By now, the average damage for this round has already reached over forty, and that number is still increasing!