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How do cards with “X” work?
Unicorn Meta Zoo #1: Why another podcast?
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar ManaraDoes the distribution of cards change every run?
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I couldn't find any explanation inside the game. Maybe it's the number of the turns passed since the beginning of the current combat?
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I couldn't find any explanation inside the game. Maybe it's the number of the turns passed since the beginning of the current combat?
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I couldn't find any explanation inside the game. Maybe it's the number of the turns passed since the beginning of the current combat?
slay-the-spire
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I couldn't find any explanation inside the game. Maybe it's the number of the turns passed since the beginning of the current combat?
slay-the-spire
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The answer is:
Some cards can have X Energy cost. These cards consume all of your
remaining Energy upon use, and their effect varies with how much
Energy was consumed.
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The answer is:
Some cards can have X Energy cost. These cards consume all of your
remaining Energy upon use, and their effect varies with how much
Energy was consumed.
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The answer is:
Some cards can have X Energy cost. These cards consume all of your
remaining Energy upon use, and their effect varies with how much
Energy was consumed.
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The answer is:
Some cards can have X Energy cost. These cards consume all of your
remaining Energy upon use, and their effect varies with how much
Energy was consumed.
answered 7 hours ago
Andrey RubshteinAndrey Rubshtein
19817
The answer is:
Some cards can have X Energy cost. These cards consume all of your
remaining Energy upon use, and their effect varies with how much
Energy was consumed.
answered 7 hours ago
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