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While having Block around to take strong hits is obviously valuable, it's possible to manually trigger Nova's Reaction in a pinch by damaging them or an allied card with an [[Items|Item]] to break a stack of Block. The {{Card|Peppereaper}} is particularly notable for this purpose, as it breaks Block while also giving Nova Spice. | While having Block around to take strong hits is obviously valuable, it's possible to manually trigger Nova's Reaction in a pinch by damaging them or an allied card with an [[Items|Item]] to break a stack of Block. The {{Card|Peppereaper}} is particularly notable for this purpose, as it breaks Block while also giving Nova Spice. | ||
Beware of enemies that have {{Stat|Teeth}} or {{Keyword|Smackback}}, as Nova will unavoidably hit those enemies and take damage from them. Because the damage will break Nova's Block, Nova will attack again in a row and take damage again, which may kill them. | Beware of enemies that have {{Stat|Teeth}} or {{Keyword|Smackback}}, as Nova will unavoidably hit those enemies and take damage from them. Because the damage will break Nova's Block, Nova will attack again in a row and take damage again, which may kill them. However, if Nova has gained several stacks of Block from sources like the {{Charm|Frozen Heart Charm}}, this can actually be beneficial and allows Nova to punish the entire enemy field due to a single enemy countering them. | ||
Nova's ability to hit all enemies makes them highly effective at securing combo {{Stat|Bling|Blings}} with attack buffs, allowing them to wipe out the enemy field in one fell swoop. | Nova's ability to hit all enemies makes them highly effective at securing combo {{Stat|Bling|Blings}} with attack buffs, allowing them to wipe out the enemy field in one fell swoop. | ||