Blackhart007

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Have a smart phone? If so
Try Rage of Bahamut!!!!
It is a basic card game where you gather cards through questing or events. You can evolve the cards to make them stronger, and enhance the cards to level them up (also making them stronger). You assemble your cards and make a deck of 5 that you can use to battle other players. There are 3 main stats that you have in the game: stamina, which is used to for questing, and attack power and defensive power, which are used to determine the maximum strength of your deck. Each card is given a “power level” and you have to have enough attack or defensive power to use the card. So if you have an attack power of 20, but have a card that is 22 power, you can’t use the card. But you can use one 20 power card, or two 10 power cards. You can increase your stats through leveling or friending people. The higher the level you are, the more friends you can have.

There are orders, which are like guilds in other games. You can talk to other players and work together to accomplish goals during events. There also seems to be a recurring PvP event where orders battle eachother.

Events also occur, where you can get better cards. There’s a ranking system as well, and you can get extra rewards (cards, items) based on how you rank.

The game is free, and you can spend money to purchase items to regenerate your stamina, attack power, or defensive power. Your power regenerates over time, but if you want to instantly restore it to full, you can purchase it. It’s pretty expensive though, (1 buck per item). But you also get a lot of it free through questing and events so you don’t have to spend anything to get a nice stock of supplies. You could also spend money to purchase a “card pack” which spits out a random card. The problem is that it’s random, so I don’t think it’s a good value. You could get the best card in the game, or get something absolutely terrible.

With that said, I’m getting by pretty well without having to spend any money.

I would suggest you give this game a try! It’s free to play so you won’t have anything to lose. If you found this review helpful, please download and complete the tutorial. The tutorial will teach you the basics of questing, evolving cards, and battling other players. At the end of the tutorial, please enter my referral code: lxz39982.

This will give you a good amount of in-game money and a good card that will help you get started. When I started, I used a referral code and found the money to be very helpful, and the card is very good to start with.

Enjoy, and thanks for reading!