All three are rare so they're much harder to level up than commons, and how well they do is highly situational, particularly in arenas with lots of stuff in the way. He also lives longer so he can undo negative enchantments on the rest of your team, whereas the Enchantress often kicks the bucket too early to do so.Ĭards that may seem great but you should avoid investing in for the long run would be the Jaguar, Assassin, and Wizard. Yes, he gets more of a damage boost from the Enchantress, but it is far easier to level up the Blacksmith than the Enchantress, the Blacksmith will make sure your Satyr lives for longer, and the Blacksmith will add an extra couple hundred health to your team. Satyr is best when paired with the Blacksmith. Don't underestimate those big health pools, the Barbarian's ridiculous damage potential, and the fact that those cards are commons so they're much easier to level up. Treant and Barbarian is also a surprisingly good pair. Wraith and Rocketeer can be absolutely deadly if everything lines up properly, but don't count on it, especially when you start playing more skilled players. Zombie and Frost Fox are also a great combo for obvious reasons. Pirate or Paladin could also potentially sub for the Shaman/one of the big damage dealers until you get a better character.įor other duos, Blacksmith is also particularly great when paired with the Barbarian for obvious reasons. If you put the Satyr with that team you would get good results as well. It's stupidly OP if you can manage to get those cards, and even if you can only get 2 or 3 you'll have a big advantage. Blacksmith protects the self-healers, Shaman makes enemies do even less damage and enchants enemies for the Frost Fox, and the Frost Fox/Vampire continually self-heal while doing big damage and taking next-to-no damage thanks to the Blacksmith and Shaman. If you can somehow get these cards, the strongest team that I come across frequently is the Blacksmith, Shaman, Vampire/Frost Fox or both. Right now, you can't really go wrong with Blacksmith and just about anything else paired with him. In recent years the Taco Rocket phenominum has spread to import cars.Things I wish I knew right from the beginning of playing: There is a variation to the normal Taco Rocket where the car has an elaborate paint job, although the color scheme leaves something to desire such as lime green and copper. It is not unheard of for a "esse" to buy the tires/rims first, then a car to put them on. More often than not, the Taco Rocket is a piece of shit, where as the tires/rims are worth more than the entire car. The taco rocket is not complete without some or all of the following accessories: Immitation hood scoop (not painted of course) rivited to the hood, multiple fake antennas, carpeted dash board, dingle balls mounted to front top of windshield, CD attached to rearview mirror, crappy do-it-yourself window tint, various decals, including the Virgin Mary, Jesus or the occasional bull. Said vehicle is characterized by small, wide wheels that stick out from the fenders. Usually an early to mid 80's American made vehicle (ie 1984 Chevy Monte Carlo).
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