Practical Shield Play
- Keep resilient cards in front where defensive effects matter most.
- Protect columns that are likely to take repeated pressure.
- Treat formation as a resource, not just card count.
Suits and Strategy
Suit Identity
Hearts + Diamonds = Shields (defense)
Spades + Clubs = Weapons (attack)
What Each Suit Means
| Suit | Role | High-Level Effect |
|---|---|---|
| Diamonds | Shield | Front-line defensive amplification. |
| Hearts | Shield | Reduces overflow pressure into player LP in key paths. |
| Clubs | Weapon | Pressures back-row defense when damage overflows. |
| Spades | Weapon | Increases direct LP threat once damage reaches player. |
Practical Weapon Play
- Use Clubs and Spades to convert tempo into overflow value.
- Attack columns where overflow can chain cleanly.
- Force uncomfortable reinforcement decisions.