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Death-Cap

Interactive. Plant. Poisonous. Death-Cap is a deadly toxic mushroom and is likely capable of causing death. Use the Spellfire app.

Properties

Type
Ally card type
Power
+1
Rarity
Common
Element
Earth
World
Spellfire
Edition
Prime
Level
1
Race
Plant
Phases
4
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Copyrights:
Art by: AI art / Ugnius Kiguolis

Extended description

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Probability for instant kill = 20%. In the physical card game, you can use a D100 die to determine the result.

Story

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The most forested areas of Spellfire are full of mystery. When exploring them, you can find some interesting plants growing there. Their vibrant colors are definitely eye-catching and appetizing. But don't be mistaken by the looks - most of them are very dangerous. That's why it's crucial to distinguish between these areas' toxic and useful plants. One of the most dangerous plants is the Death-Cap. It's a mushroom that can cause severe consequences to those who mistake it for food. Although this mushroom is quite common in these areas, it's actually very poisonous and can certainly cause death to some creatures. This mushroom has different effects on those who ingest it. For weaker animals, even one bite can be lethal, and the whole plant can only cause temporary paralysis for stronger ones. If one thing is for sure, the Death-Cap causes significant suffering. That is why you should always be wary of what you eat in the forest!

Terms explained

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Interactive - Card special powers are controlled by the Spellfire app. Scan QR code to see the powers. Interactive cards lose their interactivity when switched sides.

Plant - Champions and allies designated as plants gain bonuses or penalties on other card's special powers. Plants can be of any champion type.

Venomous - The opposing player draws and discards a card. If the number is Odd, the champion is poisoned and loses half of his base level rounded down. Lasts until the end of turn. The effect does not accumulate. That means if a second venomous card is placed, it does not halve the levels even more, and the player doesn't need to draw and discard a card for the second 'venomous' card.