| Part 2: All About Customizing |
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If you don't know how to combine your cards well, you won't go far.
In this lecture, I'll give you the basics for making cool card combinations! |
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| You already knew that on the cards there are values written for "Strength" and "Technique", right? |
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The bigger the beetle, the bigger the "Strength" value!
The Beetle Card with the highest "Strength" value is the Giraffe Stag-beetle - this beetle has a "Strength" of 200.
But if you take a look at its "Technique"cit's only 30.
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Smaller beetle have smaller "Strength" values.
The Little Stag-beetle has got the lowest "Strength" value - it's only 100.
But it's also got the highest "Technique" value - 100. Compare that with the Upright-horned Beetle, and you'll notice a big difference!
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| Let's check out the Attack Cards |
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Did you know that on the Attack Cards there is a "Technique" number?
If the "Technique" value on your Beetle Card is higher than the "Technique" value on the Attack Cards, your beetle can use that attack! |
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Take a look at the "Rolling Smash" attack.
Its "Technique" is 80.
The higher the "Technique" value, the more powerful the attacking power of the attack is!
The highest "Technique" value an Attack Card can have is 80.
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| Compare the "Technique" values for the Upright-horned Beetle and the Little Stag-beetle |
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| The Upright-horned Beetle's "Technique" is only 30, so even if you combine it with a "Rolling Smash", it won't increase in attacking power. |
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But the Little Stag-beetle has "Technique" of 100, so if you combine it with the "Rolling Smash", you're going to boost it's attacking power by a lot! |
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Socare you going to use a beetle with a lot of Strength?
Or use a weaker beetle, and really boost its attacking power?
It's up to you! |
