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Card Guide
Blade Dance
Card Effect
Add 3 Shivs into your Hand.
Upgrade
Keywords
When to Pick Blade Dance
Blade Dance is a 1-cost skill card for the Silent. It provides draw 3. Card draw helps cycle into your key pieces faster. Pick this when your deck needs card draw.
When to Skip
Skip this card when your deck already satisfies its role. Adding it past that point only dilutes your draw.
Upgrade Value
Medium upgrade priority. Cards +1 — a modest but useful improvement.
Synergies
- Exhaust: Adrenaline, Assassinate, Backstab
- Powers: Abrasive, Accelerant
Is Blade Dance worth taking?
B-Tier · Shiv generatorBlade Dance adds three Shivs to your hand for 1 energy. On its own that is a fair chunk of damage; with Accuracy or Finisher it becomes a real win condition, and the upgrade adds a fourth Shiv.
Numbers and upgrade
| Stat | Base | Upgraded |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | 1 | 1 |
| Draw | 3 | 4 |
Upgrade changes: Cards +1
How to play Blade Dance
- Play it on a turn where you can actually use the Shivs. If your hand is already full, the generated cards may be discarded before you get value.
- Treat the Shivs as free attacks that trigger on-attack effects. They are excellent with Accuracy, Finisher and anything that rewards playing many cards.
- Upgrade it when Shivs are your main plan. The fourth Shiv is a 33% increase on the card’s output.
Common mistakes
- Taking Blade Dance without any Shiv payoff. Three 0-cost attacks are fine, but they are not a win condition by themselves.
- Playing it with a full hand and losing the generated Shivs.
Cards that work with Blade Dance
Blade Dance is an enabler, not a payoff. Accuracy and Finisher turn the Shivs into damage, while Afterimage and Envenom reward the extra attacks.
Where to get Blade Dance
Blade Dance is in the Silent common pool. It can appear in card rewards after combat, in shops, and in events that generate cards. Elites and bosses do not guarantee it, but they usually improve your odds of seeing higher-rarity cards.