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El goblin 30 Oct, 2016 @ 3:16pm
Who attacks or plays first?
Hi, I'm totally new to the game, looks nice and fresh and all of that but I think it lacks some technical explanations.
There's something that bugs me, who plays or attacks first? I mean, I've been to situations where depending on who attacked or "acted" first, the game could just end there or keep going on.
Is this order decided by the coinflip we see at the begining of the match? Like, if you get to be 1st in that coin, you will always attack or act first?
If that's the way it works, isn't it a bit unfair? Whoever gets first in that RNG lotto has a ton more possibilities to win.
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tyflikw 31 Oct, 2016 @ 3:42am 
Hi and welcome to the game!
First is based on a coin flip for who plays first. For things like battles, whoever played the battle card gets to hit first.

While it may feel like 1st is crazyily over powered, 2nd has actually shown to have a higher win rate. You'll get use tot he feel after a while.
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El goblin 31 Oct, 2016 @ 10:06am 
Aight thanks!
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NotSure 1 Nov, 2016 @ 7:20am 
Going first is better if you play an aggressive deck with damage burst, because you draw three cards (or until the hand is full) and act first, possibly finishing off your rival who didn't blindly heal in the previous chapter.

Going second is better if you play a defensive deck, usually something with good weapons like Linza or Morvran. Play armor gain in the last slot in every chapter to boost survivability. Since you act *last* before the final duel, you could play something like Highwayman or Kalphite Emissary to guarantedly grief your Rival out of weapon.

That's just few words on the metagame going on in Chronicle.
Last edited by NotSure; 1 Nov, 2016 @ 7:22am
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