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Card Guide
Feed
Card Effect
Deal 10 damage. If Fatal, raise your Max HP by 3.
Damage
Upgrade
Keywords
When to Pick Feed
Feed is a 1-cost attack card for the Ironclad. It provides 10 damage. 10 damage is a solid efficiency pick to strengthen your damage curve. Pick this when your deck needs front-loaded damage, scaling.
When to Skip
Skip this card when your deck already satisfies its role. Adding it past that point only dilutes your draw.
Upgrade Value
High upgrade priority. Damage +2, Max HP +1 — these changes significantly improve the card's efficiency.
Synergies
- Exhaust: Demonic Shield, Dominate, Fiend Fire
Is Feed worth taking?
A-Tier · Long-run scalingFeed is a solid attack that permanently raises your Max HP when it lands the killing blow. Even without the Max HP, 10 damage for 1 energy is playable; with it, the card pays for itself over a whole run.
Numbers and upgrade
| Stat | Base | Upgraded |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | 1 | 1 |
| Damage | 10 | 12 |
Upgrade changes: Damage +2; Max HP +1
How to play Feed
- Use it to finish weakened enemies, not to open fights. The Max HP only triggers on a Fatal hit.
- Keep another damage source ready in case Feed leaves an enemy at 1 or 2 HP. The card is much worse when you cannot control the last hit.
- Upgrade it when you expect a long run. The upgrade adds both damage and Max HP gain, which is exactly what a slow Ironclad deck wants.
Common mistakes
- Playing Feed early for damage and losing the Fatal trigger. The attack is fine, but the reason to pick it is the Max HP.
- Building around Feed as your only damage. It needs help to set up the last hit consistently.
Cards that work with Feed
Feed fits decks that can control the last hit. Strength and multi-hit attacks soften enemies, while block keeps you healthy enough to keep farming Max HP.
Where to get Feed
Feed is in the Ironclad rare 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.