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==Strategy== | ==Strategy== | ||
The Sunglass Charm massively reduces the attached card's {{Stat|Counter}}, at the cost of almost ''all'' of its {{Stat|health}}. Since {{Keyword|Fragile}} prevents the card's maximum health from being increased in battle, it will be stuck at 1 health unless given {{Stat|Shell}} or upgraded with health-increasing Charms (or the [[Sun Bell of Health]], for [[Leaders]]). Offensive [[Companions]] tend to have poor base health to begin with, so they can usually freely equip the Sunglass Charm and attack twice as quickly in exchange. | The Sunglass Charm massively reduces the attached card's {{Stat|Counter}}, at the cost of almost ''all'' of its {{Stat|health}}. Since {{Keyword|Fragile}} prevents the card's maximum health from being increased in battle, it will be stuck at 1 health unless given {{Stat|Shell}} or upgraded with health-increasing Charms (or the [[Sun Bell of Health]], for [[Leaders]]). Offensive [[Companions]] tend to have poor base health to begin with, so they can usually freely equip the Sunglass Charm and attack twice as quickly in exchange. | ||
Even if a card's maximum health is already 1 (such as the {{Card|Naked Gnome}} or a card with the {{Charm|Frozen Heart Charm}}), it can still have the Sunglass Charm attached. | |||
Halving effects always round up, so if the card's Counter is an odd number, the Sunglass Charm will be less effective (for instance, a Counter of 3 becomes 2). | Halving effects always round up, so if the card's Counter is an odd number, the Sunglass Charm will be less effective (for instance, a Counter of 3 becomes 2). | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
* | * The Sunglass Charm is the only Charm with a transparent texture. As a result, it is not fully blacked out in the Journal while undiscovered. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||