After Xie Mingzhe showed the two gold-based team battle cards, Zhuge Liang and Huang Yueying, to his master, Chen Qianlin's eyes lit up, especially Zhuge Liang's "Borrowing Arrows with Straw Boats" and "Empty City Strategy". The former is equivalent to a variant of the counterattack skill, and the latter can make the group invisible. When necessary, the group invisibility skill can be used as team invincibility. 5 seconds of group invisibility is enough to turn the situation around.
Chen Qianlin upgraded the two cards to the maximum level and said to Xie Mingzhe, "Chen Xiao has also been making scattered cards suitable for team battles these days, and has also made a few additional auxiliary cards for Qin Xuan. When you finish making the wood deck, we will integrate all the cards and arrange the team battle lineup."
"Master, you said before that for our Nirvana team battle, we need to build earth and wood decks. So when I make wood decks, should I try to follow the idea of large-scale team battles?" Xie Mingzhe asked, "Skills that target a single card are not easy to hit in team battles. Wouldn't ranged, linear attack skills be better?"
"Yes. The team battle situation is too chaotic. It is too difficult to kill the core card among 20 cards. The single kill is left to Xiao Ke, who has the highest flexibility. When you make wood cards, you should make more cards with straight output and group control." Chen Qianlin said: "Huang Yueying's card is well designed. It is especially useful in team battles. Putting down the Zhuge Lianxu in the crowd can ensure that all damage is dealt."
"I understand." After saying goodbye to his master, Xie Mingzhe returned to his personal space to think carefully.
The biggest difference between team battles and individual competitions is the number of cards. In individual competitions, you only face 7 cards, and single skills are easy to hit, so a large number of single attack skills are needed to focus fire and kill the core cards instantly.
But team battles are different. Both sides have 20 cards, and it is not easy to hit with a single kill skill in a chaotic 20v20 situation.
Huang Yueying's strength lies in "auto-shooting", which does not require complicated operations. When designing team battle cards, try to reduce the operation of cards as much as possible, and make more skills such as auto-aiming and auto-recovery. This is also a very critical skill.
In addition, when making team battle cards, you must also consider the decks of other players in the team.
Xie Mingzhe had also taken a general look at the plant cards made by Chen Xiao in the past two days - the style was completely different from that of Tang Muzhou.
Tang Muzhou is better at controlling the field with plants. He likes to use control skill cards such as vine binding and flower illusion to output. When playing in the game, petals are all over the sky and vines are flying, and the visual effect is very gorgeous.
But Chen Xiao's dark plants are more powerful attacking skills. He doesn't like to control the situation slowly, but is more good at "strong attack". For example, the "Black Mage" he made is a card with very strong spell output, and the purple-black pine needles of the "Thousand-leaf Alpine Pine" can sweep the range and turn the opponent into a hedgehog. It is as violent as it can be.
Since Chen Xiao made a lot of output cards, Xie Mingzhe decided to make more support and control cards when building a wood-based team battle deck.
He had already decided to make the Wei characters into wood cards. Among the Wei strategists, Guo Jia, Xun Yu, and many others could be made into control cards. But first, he had to make a wood main tank that could stand in the front and withstand the opponent's firepower, otherwise Nirvana's lineup would be too fragile in team battles.
When Xie Mingzhe saw this card, he thought of Cao Cao.
As a hero in the Three Kingdoms period, Cao Cao conquered the four directions in the name of the Han emperor. He eliminated separatist forces such as Yuan Shao, Lu Bu, Liu Biao, and Ma Chao at home, and subdued foreign regimes such as Wuhuan and Xianbei abroad, unified northern China, and stabilized the chaotic world in the north.
Although Cao Cao was suspicious by nature and killed many people by mistake, no one denied his political and military talents. He valued talents and was good at using them. This was also the key reason why the Wei State had a large number of talents and its national strength became increasingly strong in the later period.
In addition, Cao Cao was also a good poet, and together with his sons Cao Pi and Cao Zhi, they were known as the "Three Caos of the Jian'an Period". They initiated the prosperous Jian'an literature and left behind many popular classic literary works for later generations.
Although Cao Cao received many negative comments in later generations, Xie Mingzhe liked him very much and thought he was a man of character.
There are many stories related to Cao Cao. Xie Mingzhe has selected some of the most representative ones.
First of all, the method of "using the emperor to command the princes" fully demonstrated Cao Cao's wit. At that time, the Han Dynasty was about to end, and the princes were divided. The emperor was just an empty shell with no real power. But after all, the emperor was still there. Everyone did not dare to rebel directly, but looked down on the emperor in their hearts. Cao Cao captured the emperor and issued an "imperial edict" in the name of the emperor. If the princes did not listen, it would be considered a rebellion. This was really a clever trick.
This allusion is designed as a card skill, which allows Cao Cao to forcibly control a core card of the opponent for a period of time to order the opponent's other cards to perform corresponding operations. For example, forcibly controlling a key card of the opponent as a hostage and ordering other cards to stop attacking can be said to be very shameless.
In addition, there is Cao Cao's classic saying "I would rather let the world let me down than let the world let me down", which translates into the card skills as "I can hit you, but you can't hit me", the highest level of being a slacker.
Xie Mingzhe decided to name it "天下魸心" (The World Returns to the Heart) as a skill, which is a line from Cao Cao's most famous poem "Short Song", which is also included in the Chinese textbook. Xie Mingzhe can still recite the whole text. The first half is magnificent, and the last line "Duke Zhou spits out food, and the world returns to the heart" also shows Cao Cao's hope that the heroes of the world will return to him and his ambition.
The last skill uses the story of Cao Cao "I like to kill people in my dreams". It is said that Cao Cao is very alert when he is dreaming. Anyone who comes close to him will be mistaken for an assassin and he will kill the opponent directly.
After thinking of the three skill settings, Xie Mingzhe took out the nebula paper and began to draw the image of Cao Cao.
In Xie Mingzhe's imagination, Cao Cao should have a pair of deep eyes, a thick beard on his chin, and a crown on his head. He should be a very domineering hero in troubled times. Cao Cao's appearance is not handsome, and his height is still a disadvantage, but his aura has always been 2.8 meters, and his eyes can scare people.
In order to make the card belong to the wood element, Xie Mingzhe abandoned Cao Cao's metal weapon and let Cao Cao appear on the field on a warhorse, so that there is no need to worry about the height problem. Cao Cao's mount is called "Jueying", which has shiny black hair. It is a famous horse in the Three Kingdoms period, and it is said that it can travel a thousand miles a day.
Xie Mingzhe painted Cao Cao and his mount "Jueying" separately with great care.
After completion, Cao Cao, riding a majestic horse, looks like a "hero of the generation". Moreover, his skill design will also give opponents a headache.
Cao Cao (Wood)
Level: Level 1
Evolution Star Level:★
Use times: 1/1 time
Basic Attributes: HP 1200, Attack 500, Defense 1200, Agility 30, Crit 30%
Additional Skills: Holding the Emperor in Hand to Command the Lords (Cao Cao is very wise. When he activates the skill "Holding the Emperor in Hand to Command the Lords", he can search for hostile targets within a range of 23 meters and capture any designated target as a hostage for 5 seconds. The hostage card cannot release any skills and will give the following instructions to teammates according to Cao Cao's orders: 1. Stop releasing all attack skills; 2. All retreat 10 meters; If the 5 seconds are up and teammates do not follow the instructions, the hostage card will die. If teammates follow the instructions, the hostage card will be returned; the cooldown time is 10 minutes)
Additional Skill: Killing in Sleep (Cao Cao is very alert. When he falls asleep, he will enter a dreaming state for 5 seconds. During this period, if an enemy target attacks him, he will immediately counterattack the opponent, causing 100% damage rebound; cooldown time 60 seconds)
Additional Skill: All the heroes in the world are loyal to him. When he activates the skill "All the heroes in the world are loyal to him", all attacks within 23 meters will automatically be directed at Cao Cao. At the same time, Cao Cao will absorb 5% of the health of all attackers. Cooldown time is 90 seconds.
The hostage-taking design is very fun in actual combat, especially when you take the opponent's key card as a hostage. In addition to preventing the hostage card from using skills, it can also quickly interrupt the opponent's offensive rhythm, otherwise the opponent will have to sacrifice the hostage.
Skills 2 and 3 can be used together in actual combat as a combo. For example, if Cao Cao first activates "The Heart of the World Returns" to taunt within the range, and then activates "Killing in a Dream", he can absorb all attacks within the range, bounce back the attacks, and absorb 5% of the health of all cards attacking him.
When fighting in a team, the more cards that attack Cao Cao, the more health he can absorb, which really fits the setting of a "traitor".
As a taunt card, Cao Cao's skill design is different from most taunt cards. His own health and defense are not very high, but his skills make it difficult for him to be killed by the opponent's concentrated fire, and his self-protection ability is first-class.
At critical moments, Cao Cao can also "hold the emperor's hand" to control the situation.
Xie Mingzhe himself likes the design of this card very much, and it can be said that it reflects Cao Cao's personality.
He was just a little worried about the review. The key was that the first skill captured the opponent's card as a hostage, and in turn ordered the opponent's card to stop attacking and retreat, just like kidnappers in real life threatening the police to retreat. This operation was really disgusting. I wonder if the official data analysts would scold him?
Xie Mingzhe connected to the database with a nervous mood, and sure enough, his application was submitted to the manual review channel again.
Recently, the cards he made have been getting weirder and weirder. The official data analysts have gotten used to seeing the "Yueban" card-making logo. After some debate, it was finally approved, but the cool-down time was changed from 10 minutes to "only once per game."
Xie Mingzhe could almost imagine the indescribable expressions of the data analysts. This skill can only be used once per match, which is equivalent to a "limited skill" that must be saved at the most critical moment. This shows how powerful Cao Cao's skill is.
As long as you can pass it!
Xie Mingzhe smiled and put Cao Cao into the card display cabinet.
Next, he plans to make cards of Cao Pi and Cao Zhi, two of the Three Caos of Jian'an. Of course, with these two brothers, a key figure cannot be missing - Zhen Mi, a famous beauty in the Three Kingdoms period who was later called "Lotus Goddess".