Long before 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:UniVersus was UniVersus, it was the Universal Fighting System. A trading card game to span all sortsꦫ of properties, it was originally a celebration of, and inspired by, fighting games, with you playing as a single character using attacks an🏅d blocks to deal damage.

While UniVersus has recently leaned more into anime, manga, and even Critical Role, the latest takes it back to its fighting roots. Tekken 8 is one of the best games of this year, and now it's coming to UniVersus with🧸 two Clash decks based on mother and son Jun and Jin Kazama. Check o꧟ut a few of the cards you'll be able to play with when both decks launch on October 24.

Jin Clash Deck

Like 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Jin's lengthy combos in the game, his deck is all about amassing a huge card pool to enhance the power of your attacks. Cards like Black Out and Breaking Step buff your attacks based on ༒you🎶r card pool, while others like Over The Shoulder Reverse can turn your huge pool to slow down your opponents instead.

Of course, a deck all♎ about the card pool also needs ways to build it up, which is where things like Jin's Karate Training can ♏come in handy to get you extra cards into your hand.

An interesting alternative strategy in this d൩eck is buffing up a single attack to dish out massive damage. There are plenty of cards thaꦺt will buff an attack if it has already been increased this turn, like Switch Blade, or ones that need you to have already dealt damage, like Ki-Charged Strike. You'll still need a big card pool to have these fully pay off, but now the onus is on one attack doing the work, rather than a lengthy chain.

Jun Clash Deck

Jun's Clash deck serves an important role for UniVersus, as it gives the Order and Good symbols some it's been missing out on for a while. Between cards like Ayame, Izumo, and Tsukuyomi for attacks themselves, and buffs such as Kazama-Styꦏle Traditional Martial Arts Arts and A Kazama's Power, those symbols should enjoy a lot of new tools.

I⭕n UniVersus, your decks are built around a character, and you can use cards as long as they share at least one symbol with them. So the Jun deck has cards that can be used in any Water, Order, or Good deck, while Jin's can be used in Chaos, Good, or Evil.

Some cards will punish your opponent for having a large card pool, serving as a foil to Jin. Take Ayame, which has⛦ the relatively minor effect of drawing you a card if your opponent has anything in their pool. It's not a lot, but card advantage is everything.

Meanwhile, Tsukuyomi in particular helps force through massive attacks you've spent a lot of resources buffing, by turning it into a Throw if your o🌄pponent has a face-down card in their pool. Throws deal half of their ꦛdamage even if they're blocked, so by boosting it big enough you could potentially give a proper whallop that your opponent can't do much about.

The Tekken 8 Clash Decks launch on October 24 in Europe🌠 and Oceania, and on November 8 in Nor🅷th America.