In the game Code Kill, players have the right to choose their favorite characters from a variety of general cards to engage in battle and can also use all sorts of hand cards to cleverly outmaneuver opponents. Choosing which equipment card is good in Code Kill is something that everyone needs to make a good decision about. As one type of hand card, equipment cards play a very important role in the game. Next, I will explain in detail which equipment cards are more outstanding in Code Kill.
Let's first talk about the Eight Trigram Shield. It has unique combat and divination functions. When a player faces an opponent's attack, they can use the divination ability of the Eight Trigram Shield to respond. If the divination result is a green plum blossom, the player can recover 1 health point. If the result is a spade, it can directly negate one kill attack from the opponent, effectively protecting the player from damage. When a player equips two Eight Trigram Shields, they can perform two divinations, and both will take effect, increasing the success rate of defense. However, it should be noted that if the player is targeted by a kill with a strong fate effect, in this case, the negation effect when divining a spade will fail. At the same time, when the divination result is a plum blossom, the health recovery effect will take effect first. This setting also makes the timing and strategy for using the Eight Trigram Shield more diverse.
Next, let's look at the Dragon Tongue Bow. Its skill effect is to inflict damage. After the user deals damage to a target with a kill, they can discard 1 card from the target. It is important to note that this discard effect only triggers after the kill actually causes damage. The user can not only discard cards from the target's hand but also cards from the target's divination area, which limits the target's subsequent action capabilities and strategic choices. In addition, the skill point of the Dragon Tongue Bow is 1, which to some extent affects its priority and frequency of use in specific situations.
Then there is the Bright Silver Spear, which also has a combat function. Its uniqueness lies in being able to immediately play 1 kill against the target. The timing of this combat is very important; it occurs before responding to a dodge. That means, after a player equips the Bright Silver Spear, they can preemptively play a kill against the opponent before taking damage from the opponent's kill. This preemptive strike strategy may disrupt the opponent's play rhythm. However, it should be noted that even if the target dies due to this sudden kill, the opponent's previous kill will still be resolved, meaning the battle rhythm will not immediately stop because of the target's death. Moreover, the kill played as part of this effect does not consume the number of kills, and the combat is limited to becoming the target of a kill.
The power of the Mountain-Clearing Axe is also quite outstanding. When the user plays a kill, they can choose to discard 1 hand card or equipment, enhancing the attack effect of the kill through this sacrifice, allowing the damage from this kill to increase by 1 point. Furthermore, this damage-increasing effect is not one-time but cumulative. If this kill targets more than one target, it will cause each target to take an additional 1 point of damage. This is very useful when facing multiple enemies or attacking a group of enemies. Players can flexibly choose to discard other equipment cards besides this one to activate the effect based on the actual combat situation. However, when using the Mountain-Clearing Axe, it is also necessary to pay special attention: if the axe is no longer in the equipment area when the final damage is dealt, the originally increased damage effect will not take effect. This requires players to accurately grasp the timing and their own equipment status during the use of the Mountain-Clearing Axe.
The Xuanyuan Sword has piercing and sealing effects. When the user's kill hits the target, this kill gains both the piercing and sealing special effects. The piercing effect only applies to the kill itself, meaning the target's armor will temporarily become ineffective under this kill, but this ineffectiveness will only last until the end of the kill's effect. This makes it impossible for the enemy to rely on armor to resist the Xuanyuan Sword's attack, increasing the chances of eliminating the enemy. The sealing effect will render the target's general skills ineffective, but it should be noted that the sealing effect does not invalidate other types of skills such as equipment or identity. This, to some extent, ensures the balance and strategy of the game. The user needs to skillfully utilize the sealing effect of the Xuanyuan Sword based on the characteristics of the enemy generals' skills and the battlefield situation, thereby gaining the initiative in battle.
After reading my recommendations on which equipment cards are good in Code Kill, do you feel more familiar with these equipment? In the game, equipment cards are not just a simple and dispensable setting, but an important feature that can significantly enhance combat power. You need to combine the unique attributes and combat styles of the cards you select and play them reasonably.
