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I couldn't find any explanation inside the game. Maybe it's the number of the turns passed since the beginning of the current combat?
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I couldn't find any explanation inside the game. Maybe it's the number of the turns passed since the beginning of the current combat?
slay-the-spire
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I couldn't find any explanation inside the game. Maybe it's the number of the turns passed since the beginning of the current combat?
slay-the-spire
asked 23 hours ago
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I couldn't find any explanation inside the game. Maybe it's the number of the turns passed since the beginning of the current combat?
slay-the-spire
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The answer is:
Some cards can have X Energy cost. These cards consume all of your
remaining Energy upon use, and their effect varies with how much
Energy was consumed.
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The answer is:
Some cards can have X Energy cost. These cards consume all of your
remaining Energy upon use, and their effect varies with how much
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The answer is:
Some cards can have X Energy cost. These cards consume all of your
remaining Energy upon use, and their effect varies with how much
Energy was consumed.
answered 23 hours ago
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The answer is:
Some cards can have X Energy cost. These cards consume all of your
remaining Energy upon use, and their effect varies with how much
Energy was consumed.
answered 23 hours ago
Andrey RubshteinAndrey Rubshtein
19818
The answer is:
Some cards can have X Energy cost. These cards consume all of your
remaining Energy upon use, and their effect varies with how much
Energy was consumed.
answered 23 hours ago
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