Kings Call 2
Become the Lord of Silver Heron Ridge in Kings Call 2. Collect cards to summon creatures, cast spells and defeat monsters. Four classes: Mage for area damage, Priest with Holy Light, Ranger for precision, Warrior boosting team power. Cards from White to Gold. Test your strategy and courage!
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About the game
In this game, players take on the role of the Lord of Silver Heron Ridge, obtaining and using cards to summon creatures, cast spells, and defeat monsters as they battle through different regions and protect their kingdoms.
1. Game Features
• Deck Building: Freely construct your own unique deck to craft a personalized battle strategy.
• Strategic Combat: Engage in deep tactical battles and relish the excitement of intellectual challenges.
• Team Collaboration: Connect with like-minded allies and showcase the power of teamwork.
• Fast-Paced Matches: Each battle is quick and intense, perfect for enjoying combat in your spare moments.
• Free Trading: Trade unique cards freely and fully embrace the joy of collecting.
2. Class Overview
• Mage: Dedicated to mastering magical energies, excelling at dealing area damage and controlling enemy forces.
• Priest: A faithful devotee who wields powerful healing and defensive spells to protect allies, while calling upon the Holy Light to scorch enemies.
• Ranger: With sharp instincts and agile movements, adept at dealing direct damage to enemy heroes, while their card control abilities pose a serious threat to opponents.
• Warrior: The embodiment of strength, courage, and conviction, boosting the offensive power of allies while using various abilities to inflict direct damage on enemies.
3. Core Card Rules
3.1 Card Quality System
Card quality ranges from low to high: White, Green, Blue, Purple, Orange, Red, Gold. The higher the quality, the stronger the card's overall value, basic attributes, and skill intensity.
3.2 Soldier Card Rules
• Card Classification: Divided into two types: Regular Soldier Cards and Elite Soldier Cards. Among them, only one Elite Soldier Card can exist on the field at the same time and cannot be placed repeatedly; there is no quantity limit for Regular Soldier Cards, which can be flexibly deployed according to tactical needs.
• Basic Attributes: Core attributes include Attack, Health, Readiness Value, Range, and Movement Speed. The default values of Range and Movement Speed are both 2.
• Placement Condition: Players can only place the Soldier Card on the field to participate in the battle when its Readiness Value drops to 0.
• Skill Configuration: Each Soldier Card has a unique combination of skills, with a maximum of 5 skills that can be equipped.
3.3 Skill Card Rules
Skill Cards are divided into four classes: Warrior, Ranger, Mage, and Priest. Each class has unique Skill Cards with distinct effects and functions, catering to different tactical needs.
3.4 Deck Building Rules
• Players can mix and match Soldier Cards and Skill Cards to form a deck.
• A maximum of 3 copies of the same card can be used in one deck.
• Total number of cards in a deck: Minimum 15 cards, maximum 30 cards. If the number is less than 15, you cannot participate in battle.
3.5 Battle Layout
• At the start of the battle, the player and the enemy stand facing each other, with 10 cells in between for card attack and defense.
• Each time a card is placed, it can only be placed within the 3 cells in front of the player's position (i.e., no more than 3 cells away from the player's character).
