History Highlights this week!đź‘€
Gladiator (8/65)
Welcome, bloodthirsty spectators, to another thrilling day in the Roman murder dome! Are you not entertained?!
Vengeance, in this life or the next
When drawn, your The Roman Empire cards in-hand gain +30 Power this turn.
When played, for every Round you have lost this game, your The Roman Empire cards, wherever they are, gain +12 Power until played.
When returned to your deck, if you lost the turn, your The Roman Empire cards remaining in-hand gain +20 Power permanently.
Aka Manto (3/29)
Attention, toilet users! If you find yourself in the fourth stall of a Japanese school bathroom, facing a masked man in red, do NOT engage. You’re in the presence of Aka Manto, the phantom of the lavatory opera.
Red paper, Blue paper
If played in the left slot, give your Japanese Folklore cards with Draw abilities, wherever they are, +23 Power until played.
If played in the right slot, give your Japanese Folklore cards with Play abilities, wherever they are, +23 Power until played.
Tennin (5/50)
In Japanese Buddhism, Tennin (or “sky people”) are celestial beings tasked with maintaining cosmic order between deities and mortals. They float between heaven and Earth, draped in luxurious kimonos and feathered scarves (hagoromo) that grant them flight.
Heavenly Raiment
When played, if your deck contains exactly 5 Albums, your cards, wherever they are, gain +16 Power until played. If your deck contains exactly 5 collections, your cards, wherever they are, gain an additional +10 Power until played.
When returned to your deck, if your deck contains 10 or more cards from one album, your cards, wherever they are, lose -26 Power until played.
Welcome, bloodthirsty spectators, to another thrilling day in the Roman murder dome! Are you not entertained?!
Vengeance, in this life or the next
When drawn, your The Roman Empire cards in-hand gain +30 Power this turn.
When played, for every Round you have lost this game, your The Roman Empire cards, wherever they are, gain +12 Power until played.
When returned to your deck, if you lost the turn, your The Roman Empire cards remaining in-hand gain +20 Power permanently.
Aka Manto (3/29)
Attention, toilet users! If you find yourself in the fourth stall of a Japanese school bathroom, facing a masked man in red, do NOT engage. You’re in the presence of Aka Manto, the phantom of the lavatory opera.
Red paper, Blue paper
If played in the left slot, give your Japanese Folklore cards with Draw abilities, wherever they are, +23 Power until played.
If played in the right slot, give your Japanese Folklore cards with Play abilities, wherever they are, +23 Power until played.
Tennin (5/50)
In Japanese Buddhism, Tennin (or “sky people”) are celestial beings tasked with maintaining cosmic order between deities and mortals. They float between heaven and Earth, draped in luxurious kimonos and feathered scarves (hagoromo) that grant them flight.
Heavenly Raiment
When played, if your deck contains exactly 5 Albums, your cards, wherever they are, gain +16 Power until played. If your deck contains exactly 5 collections, your cards, wherever they are, gain an additional +10 Power until played.
When returned to your deck, if your deck contains 10 or more cards from one album, your cards, wherever they are, lose -26 Power until played.