Dealer Deck

What is The Dealer Deck


The Dealer Deck is a pile of 24 cards, 4 of each number 1 trough 6. Drawing a card from this deck will let the enemy act, after which you act again, repeating until both opponents have finished their turn.

After the deck becomes empty it will reshuffle itself. The enemy also has a dealer deck of its own, independent from yours.

Why Should I Care About This
The cards that you draw add their points to your Attack Gauge, allowing you to attack. The objective is to get your Attack Gauge higher than your opponent, while being careful not to OverLoad. For more information on OverLoading and attacking check Attack Gauge. Drawing is "Free" as in it does not cost you any EP to do it, but it will let the enemy act. On the contrary, playing Cards will usually cost you EP, but will let you act again, until you draw a dealer card or OverLoad. Because of this, Drawing is the most common action you will be taking while playing the game, as it is your main source of attacks, and so you will need to have sick drawing strats if you have any hope of saving the galaxy.

One fairly useless strat after the dealer deck has been reshuffled would be to keep track which numbers have been pulled. This would only really be useful near the end of the pile, seeing as you know which numbers can be pulled (assuming the numbers have been kept track of) and prevent OverLoading.