Shield Charm: Difference between revisions

From Wildfrost Wiki
Jump to navigation Jump to search
No edit summary
mNo edit summary
Line 12: Line 12:


==Strategy==
==Strategy==
The Shield Charm is very similar to the [[Cloudberry Charm]], but has some key differences. [[Shell]] from the Shield Charm can always be applied even if the card is at full health, while healing from the Cloudberry Charm cannot. This makes it very useful for offensive [[Companions]] with low health, although all offensive Companions can get value out of it in some way. The Shield Charm can also be attached to [[Clunkers]], giving it some interesting use cases with cards like [[Bitebox]], [[Kobonker]], [[Fungo Blaster]], and [[Shroomine]].  
The Shield Charm is very similar to the [[Cloudberry Charm]], but has some key differences. [[Shell]] from the Shield Charm can always be applied even if the card is at full health, while healing from the Cloudberry Charm cannot. This makes it very useful for offensive [[Companions]] with low health, although all offensive Companions can get value out of it in some way. The Shield Charm can also be attached to [[Clunkers]], giving it some interesting use cases with cards like [[Kobonker]], [[Fungo Blaster]], and [[Mimik]].  


==History==
==History==

Revision as of 00:26, 21 January 2024

Shield Charm
{{#if: 92px
Charm Description
Gain 3 Shell.png Shell on kill

Shield Charm is a Charm that the player can collect on a run. This Charm is exclusive to the Snowdwellers Tribe.

Unlock

Unlocked by default.

Strategy

The Shield Charm is very similar to the Cloudberry Charm, but has some key differences. Shell from the Shield Charm can always be applied even if the card is at full health, while healing from the Cloudberry Charm cannot. This makes it very useful for offensive Companions with low health, although all offensive Companions can get value out of it in some way. The Shield Charm can also be attached to Clunkers, giving it some interesting use cases with cards like Kobonker, Fungo Blaster, and Mimik.

History