At a Glance (0/3):
Throw this magically charged playing card at your opponent, and watch as they explode upon contact, dealing (hehe, pun unintended) a whopping ~9.79 icons of damage on average. Unfortunately, the card loses its charge and becomes fairly useless afterwards, unless you can throw cards like a certain card-throwing, teleporting someone. Lol.

In-Depth (0/4):
This is supposed to be a bomb, where it should be dealing more damage than your regular constants at the expense of being single use. Common beginner constants, such as Scroll of Three Curses and Scroll of Knowledge, deal 10-11 icons of damage. A bomb that deals LESS than that is never worth your time. This can never be worth your time, even if its "powerful".

Price (0/2):
I never commend single-use weapons for being economic, as each time you use it, you're (quite literally, in this case!) throwing away nps. Save the 920 nps you'd spend on this, and get the 25 np Scroll of Ultranova.

Bonus (1/1):
MATH TIME!

The iconage works similarly like its downgraded versions, Fernypoo Battlecard and Silver Fernypoo Battlecard, where you're dealing 37/9 and 74/9 exact icons of damage respectively. This card, in particular, deals out 37/9 icons of fire, 33/9 icons of dark, and 33/90 to 33/9 icons of physical icons, adding up to a total max of 103/9 icons of damage! However, the gold card series increments differently, in that not all the cards increase in strength by 4/9 of an icon per element. Most of them do, but not all. This is one example, where only the fire and physical damage was increased compared to the Gold Kalora Battlecard.

While not all that powerful, this shows how much detail TNT used to put into the Battledome, and I like that TNT had went out of their way a bit to make more uniquely designed weapons.


Final Score: 1/10

Rated on December 1, 2014