Following her rework, Star Breaker has taken up the name Star Baker and now functions as a supportive healing character. She can now heal characters by attacking them, forcing them to enjoy her wonderful cookies. Speaking of which, her hyper Star Baking Fun scatters dangerously delicious Visible Cookie traps around the battlefield for her new friends to enjoy.

• You want to spread love, joy, happiness, and cookies.
  
• You prefer supportive roles in other games.
  
• Cookies > Pudding

• Never runs out of snacks.
  
• Great at boosting game morale.
  
• High burst healing.
  
• Speedy star collecting.
  
• She is friends with all the animals. You will never have to worry about 7gull again.

• Meanies will try to steal your cookies and you can't do much to stop them.
  
• Cannot get wins at all due to passive.
  
• Can't stop a snowballing opponent.
  
• Being KOed will make you drop your cookies.
  
• The boss is the biggest meanie of them all.

HP: 5 | ATK: +2 | DEF: 0 | EVD: 0 | REC: 5

Damage dealt to other units heals them instead.
For each 1 HP you heal to others, gain Lvl stars.
Common NPCs won't counterattack you.

Star Baker has solid defensive stats, now sporting neutral EVD thanks to all that sugar. That amazing +2 ATK is put to good use in combination with her passive ability. Any damage that Star Baker would deal in battle or with cards is turned into healing instead. While this makes getting KOs almost impossible (and why would you want that anyways you big meanie), you will be rewarded with stars for your efforts.

Additionaly, any healing Star Baker does for another unit, including NPCs, will give her her level in stars for each HP recovered. Keep in mind that you cannot heal over a character's max HP unless an effect states so and you will not receive stars for this missed healing. For example, landing a 8 damage hit against a character with 2 current HP and 5 max HP will only give you credit for 3 HP worth of healing. Therefore, attacking characters that are at full HP or overhealed will not benefit you.

Another thing to note is that, thanks to her second passive, she faces no risks from landing on standard battle spaces. NPC enemies can be healed just like players in combat, giving you stars and saving them from your bloodthirsty allies. The cookies will also pacify them, saving your health and making you a friend in the process. Although Robo Ball is a robot and cannot eat cookies, it appreciates your kindness all the same and will still not attack you.

Bosses on the other hand will attack you regardless of your gifts, so you should stay clear of them if you want to avoid taking damage. They do however have a massive HP pool and can net you a bunch of stars if you heal them when they are low. The boss AI is even smart enough to try and dodge your attacks for maximum healing.

Star Baking Fun

Type: Event
Level Requirement: 1
Cost: 20 stars

Set "Visible Cookie" on 3-5 random panels.

Visible Cookie

Type: Trap
Level Requirement: 3
Cost: None

Heal to max HP plus 1 and skip your next turn. Does not affect the player who set this card.

Star Baking Fun scatters a bunch of Visible Cookie traps around the board. The amount defends on the size of the game board, with bigger boards getting more cookies. Unlike Invisible Bombs, Visible cookies are quite visible, although they look different from other traps. If an opponent finds one of these spinning cookies, they will be overhealed to 1 above their maximum health. The cookie is so delicious that they will spend their entire next turn enjoying it and be unable to act. In addition, you will receive stars from your new friend based on how much they healed as thanks for the treat.

Unfortunately, Star Baker can be a bit of a klutz. If you land on one your own cookies, she won't notice and will step on it, ruining it and making it unfit for human consumption. Try not to make her sad and save your cookies for someone who needs them.

Early in the game, you should focus on drawing cards whenever you can. As players start accumulating damage, you will need to have the means to catch up to them and defend yourself from attackers. Stars are important as well as you need them to level up. Bonus panels will net you more stars than battle spaces, but healing the NPCs will make it harder for your opponents to obtain wins.


Your hyper is now online and the other players have access to most of the good battle cards. Depending on the aggression levels of your opponents, you may want to hold off on using Star Baking Fun. Since you need to heal 7 health at level 3 to make a profit, you may want to hold off until you have access to President's Privilege.


More of the same, but you can now play President's Privilege to aid in getting more Visible Cookies on the board. In addition, players should now be giving you quite a few stars from landing on them, so play them as you start making up the stars.


These guys are jerks. While you can heal them if you land on the space, they will still still attack you and have a good chance of KOing you. They still appreciate your love though, as they will evade your attacks for maximum healing. Only give them cookies if you have the defensive cards to back yourself up. Remember that you cannot KO them, so it will be up to the other players to take them down if you don't want to deal with them any more.

I use letter ranks to rate cards. Cards are sorted by type, then alphabetically within each tier. This is by no means an absolute measure of how powerful each card is. Feel free to use any cards you want to fit your strategy, although I advise against bringing F cards. When it comes down to it, play what you think will be the most fun for you.

S: Necessary. Godlike synergy or required for the character to function.
(Note: Not every character has one of these.)

A: Powerful. A high priority card that will usually be in your deck.

B: Very Good. Not necessary, but should always be considered.

C: Average. Nice cards to have, but might be outclassed. Also includes situational cards.

D: Poor. Helps your opponents more than it helps you.

F: Awful. You are actively hurting yourself by bringing these cards.

2x Rbits
2x Dash
1x Nice Present
1x Passionate Research
1x President's Privilege
1x Dinner
2x Here and There

Your standard deck featuring plenty of healing and escape cards.




3x Rbits
1x Nice Present
1x President's Privilege
1x Dash
1x Dinner
2x Here and There
1x Oh My Friend

This deck looks to summon the boss and keep it alive as long as possible. This playstyle is very dangerous, but can be a lot of fun if you take the necesary precautions. Certain maps, like Christmas Miracle, will completely counter this strategy though.




1x Completion Award
1x Nice Present
2x Brutal Prank
1x Go Away
3x Mimyuu's Hammer
1x Piggy Bank
1x Sky Restaurant 'Pures'


This trap-based deck seeks to collect stars using Completion Award in conjunction with Mimyuu's Hammer, Brutal Prank, and Star Baking Fun. Be extra careful with this deck, as you do not have any defensive cards whatsoever.

Be careful around these characters. Their gratitude can be a bit overwhelming and can get you KOed if you are worn out from baking. Only heal them if you are prepared to take a beating or they are willing to play nice.




Whoever drives this thing must really like cookies! Not only does it have a ton of health, but it's inability to counterattack tends to draw a lot of unwanted attacks. Your cookies will not go to waste and you are at no risk of rough housing from this big friendly building. Follow it around and make sure to give it plenty of cookies.




Kiriko is on a special diet due to her battle card addiction, so Star Baker will refuse to give her any cookies for her health's sake. That won't stop Kiriko from trying to take them by force whenever possible, as "[she's] a damn doctor and can eat whatever [she] damn well pleases." Try to keep your distance from her, as your healing is completely useless against her passive. Although she can't eat your visible cookies, she can still land on them and lose a turn. Her hyper Final Surgery will KO anyone at 1 HP, so make sure to keep people healed. This match-up is between two characters that shut each other down, so your victory will depend on the others in the game.




This guy has places to go and has no time for cookies. How sad. Even Dash!, Sprint, and Accelerator combined aren't fast enough to catch this guy once he gets going. The only way you will be able to show him the joys of baked goods is to obtain Immovable Object or Witch's Hair Lock from a blue chest and force him to stop long enough for you to engage him. There's even an achievement for this because its so hard to pull off.




After having her niche taken over by Star Baker, Natsumi has revealed her true nature and now hunts players down mercilessly with her knife. You will have to bake double-time in order to save your friends from this monster. Watch out for her hyper Killing Time, as you risk losing your new friends if you haven't been keeping up on your healing.




Robots can't eat cookies, so you can't heal these characters. These guys also aren't cool like NPC Robo Ball, so they will attack you and try to steal your stars. Avoid these meanies and focus on healing the other players.




This Swedish chef is cooking up a smorgasbord of hurt for anyone unprepared. Try to use your hyper as much as possible in this match-up, as everyone will be feeling the heat as long as his turret is left standing. His hyper Molten Core will make an area of the map deal major damage to anyone who walks over it. If you stay safe and heal your friends plenty, you should come out on top.

Thanks for reading!

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