Generally, the cards that have yellow outlines are the ones that I consider a must, they are the main priority

Cards that I bought but don't have the outline are the ones that are somewhat useful but should go as a second or third priority

Cards that aren't unlocked or have 0 cards bought, aren't worth it from my experience and are generally a waste of resources




Generally the build relies mostly on building click damage and transferring it to magic damage via "Absorption"


Also, a lot of cards will get massive boosts from other sections of the game, so going back to buy more of them is a normal practice

This is the setup I found to work the best. As I previously said, my build focuses on click damage, so magic/dps are ignored, and 2x coins from bat are also useless unless you are trying to make a very active play


Relics always require a key, and it's generally better to spend a key on a relic rather than on any of the cards.


This relic is by far the most important one, many of the cards that are usually limited to 5 are marked as yellow in my guide and are generally superb



Order of the hero is only for boosting the red deck (will be covered in the next section) and should be ignored unless you are already using at least one card from the red deck, it's an end-game boost



All other keys should be pumped into click damage

There isn't much to talk about here, the first two upgrades are more or less useless, and the only one worth taking your time is "collection" since it removes the gem cost of the relics


Two upgrades that I found quite useful were those:

They grant the player much more gold, allowing to buy more cards

Other upgrades are generally not worthwhile, from time to time I advise upgrading the click damage (sharpening and dojo)



Resetting for super prestige only gives you points for that. It's completely separate from the normal prestige

Super prestige has 3 basic upgrades

• 2x coins
  
• 2x damage
  
• 2x stars

2x stars is by far the most important one, it gives you more prestige or super prestige points making a snowball effect, it's always worth to buy that one
I advise buying 2x coins and 2x damage as well but after investing into stars first

One-time upgrades can:

• Stop normal prestige upgrades from resetting
  
• Open a mine
  
• Make cards always open (Saves gem from unlocking them)
  
• Make cards remain in your deck

All of those are essential for progress, the weakest is definitely making cards always open, it really doesn't take that much gem to unlock them

Mine is a completely separate stage of the game, if you don't have super prestige one-time upgrades, all cards will have to be bought each time you enter


In the mine, monsters drop minerals after being defeated, there are 5 types of them and each can be spent on a specific upgrade:

• Gold - Gold
  
• Red - Damage
  
• Blue - DPS
  
• Orange - Magic
  
• Green - Prestige

You can also double all damage sources for the cost of three middle minerals

From my experience, it's not worth pushing mine very hard, it's better to quickly grind certain stage > reset > start again




This is a very late-game pack of upgrades, it costs 100 Qi prestige points to unlock that

Red cards are bought with banners, each banner is granted after defeating "superboss", so each 50 stages which means that you are very limited with the choices

Cost of cards also grows, first three cost one banner, then next cards cost 2, 3 and final one costs 4


This is a really powerful card that only costs one banner, it allowed me to push significantly further into the game

Gold and Gem cards are worth taking once or twice to upgrade the main deck in the game


This is even more powerful card but it costs three banners so you would have to get to stage 150 and beat it without a single red card


I haven't unlocked the shadow deck yet, I will update the guide if that happens

Thanks for reading, please let me know if you found any errors in the guide or have a different experience