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Post by strykr512 on Aug 13, 2018 12:16:27 GMT -8
So I'm new to this game and trying to figure everything out. I saw the opus VI dark Knight card and it's ability is confusing to me. "whenever dark Knight takes damage, the damage increases by 4000 instead." I don't understand what this means. Any help is much appreciated. Thanks guys.
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Post by Conkwe on Aug 18, 2018 7:16:31 GMT -8
Any damage you deal to Dark Knight, you increase by 4000 instead. For example, if you deal him damage with a Brynhildr summon that deals 7000 damage, it will increase the damage dealt to 11,000 damage, which is more than enough to kill Dark Knight since he only has 9000 power.
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Post by redbeard on Oct 1, 2023 6:45:57 GMT -8
It seems a bit silly asking a question in a six year old thread, but I have the same query. The Dark Knight just takes extra damage then? Does the ability synergise with anything or another card? Because I can't see why you would ever take it.
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Post by Conkwe on Oct 1, 2023 7:30:57 GMT -8
Yes, for every instance of damage taken, it increases by 4K. So ping him for 1K damage, it will turn it into 5K Damage. Ping him again for another 1K damage, and it'll turn into 5K damage again. At the time of this card's release, the stats were above the standard. 3CP forward with 9K power was big (they were usually in the 7K power range). They offset the extra boost in stats by putting in a negative effect on him. There's several ways to synergize with this card (title, job, same card name), but they're not that efficient or worthy right now. There are just better cards out there. Lol
And feel free to ask anything here no matter how old a thread is. I'm still active here updating the forum so I can answer questions or at least direct you to somewhere else for one.
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Post by redbeard on Oct 2, 2023 11:00:34 GMT -8
Thanks for responding. So it's a card balancing thing then? Hadn't realised how old the set was when I found it in the shop; didn't realise there was a Final Fantasy TCG until then either!
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