And they decreased quite a lot, adding up to 30 points.
That's equivalent to the attack power of a Balanced Card.
Normally in a 6+1 card round, there would be 210 points, but you're at 180, isn't that a loss?
Of course, he also knew that these attack reduction cards were mainly to provide functional compatibility with the deck.
However, in this particular round, cards with strong damage reduction were chosen.
The Body Technique of the Kung Fu Sheep Rabbit provides a -5 damage reduction upon being hit.
The Passive Expert ability of the Martial Fighting Monkey reduces damage received by -10.
The Left and Right Protectors ability of the demon-eliminating Demon reduces group-wise damage received by -10 for demon cards.
The Disruptive Spiritual Body of the Breaking Balance Sword reduces damage received by -10 for Balanced Cards.
One could say it's a give and take situation.
So, the actual problem with Henry Thompson's current deck is the distribution of card output.
