Powers

Summary
Power cards have a one-shot effect on the game, and then go to the Trash. They’re one of the main ways you’ll interact with your opponent – Powers can create units, kill units, modify units, or even affect a player directly. While a cheap Power might only have a minor effect on the game (a few damage, or drawing a new card), an expensive Power might destroy all units, or something even more impressive.

Each Aspect has its own Powers – some Aspects are better at creating or protecting units, while other Aspects are better at damaging or destroying them. And, every Aspect has powers that can have a radical effect on the game.

Use
Some Power cards are targeted, while some don’t have a target. To play a targeted Power, drag the targeting arrow to the card’s target. To play an untargeted Power, simply drag it from your hand into the Arena. The game will highlight which Powers are legal to play at any given time, and also highlight legal targets for targeted Powers, so you don’t have to guess.

Visual
Each Power card has a name (top middle), an Energy cost (top left), one or more Aspect icons (below the Energy cost), an illustration of the power’s effects, a text box containing an explanation of the Power’s effects, and a rarity icon (bottom right). The card frame of a Power will match its Aspect, letting you see at a glance which Aspect each Power is part of.