#mspatcg

In the spirit of Egbert's stack modus, the deck Stack Modus (code: EGB) is all about John and drawing lots of cards, quickly! The deck will have the ability to gather tons of Grist quickly to pay for Wrinklefucker and Egbert Tier Three, both of which will be notoriously hard to kill when working together. The cards you see here are both 'Search' and 'Draw' style cards-- they thin the deck to help you achieve Egbert Tier 3 faster. You'll see more of these soon, as the deck develops-- don't feel afraid to submit your own cards or even make your own deck! I practically know the rules like the back of my hand, though, so you might want to do some reading yourself. Happy editing!

This card plays on the Strife! mechanic, something I don't think anybody else on the thread has done yet. Make your own at GristEdit!

This is one of the cards produced by the MSPA-related app I'm developing, GristEdit. The image was the only thing added in afterwards- everything else was naturally generated. If you want to know what the MSPATCG is about, check out the rules here. If you want to mess around with the almost finished program, follow this link. I'll be adding more cards with regularity, so stay tuned!

But, that's not why you want Shadow Daymon Tier 3 on the field. You want him on the field for his risky, yet useful if luck is on your side, move known as Tailnest. You need to pay at least 1 Black Grist to use it, but every Black Grist spent increases the power of the move. Then, you roll a D6. If it comes up with a 1, Shadow Daymon has botched the attempt, and takes damage equal to the number of Black Grist you paid, reducing how much damage he can soak up in the foe's next turn. Rolling a 6, though, is the best result: Shadow Daymon 'changes' the target, making them act for him for a number of turns equal to the number of Black Grist paid. Anything else, and Shadow Daymon squeezes the target for 6 times the number of Black Grist paid in damage.

On moving to Tier 2, Daymon loses the ability to use BladeKind, meaning any BladeKind weapons that he had equipped end up in the middle - but he gains ReflectorKind. His normal attack, Reflector, deals 20 damage, but his best use comes from his Golden Fury attack, which not only humiliates foes by peeing on them, causing D6 + 3 damage, but it forces out a single piece of Grist of the target's colour. He requires 7 more Orange Grist and 6 Colourless Grist in order to be played as an upgrade to his Tier 1 self, but gains 11 more HP in the process.

Like most Tier 1 cards, Daymon can be played as soon as the game starts, as he only needs 5 Orange Grist. He can use BladeKind and WhipKind - which, in OkamiStuck, translates to GlaiveKind and RosaryKind. His normal attack, Glaive, deals 8 Damage, but a Power Charge can double the damage dealt. Plus, Power Charges could, in theory, stack - although charging makes Daymon a viable target, especially with only 10HP.