In the unpredictable world of Backpack Brawl, what kind of roles do players like to play? Here, besides choosing a suitable role for yourself, you also need to determine which style this role will follow later on. In the overview of the Magic Lucky Rich Flow playstyle, you can see the gameplay of the Magic Lucky Rich Flow, which is introduced because it is almost invincible in the mid to late game. As long as players can use it skillfully, they can gain a significant advantage in the mid to late stages of combat.
Let's first talk about the core configuration of this playstyle, where each element has a unique function. First, there are 10 pigs, which cost 30 coins, and 20 four-leaf clovers, costing 6 coins. Together, they occupy 20 slots. Next, there are 2 blood-sucking swords, costing 14 coins, and 2 energy beads, worth 12 coins, occupying 6 slots in total. The unique blood-sucking attribute of the blood-sucking sword, like a vampire in the dark, can convert the enemy's life force into one's own power while attacking the enemy.
The combination of Sticky and 2 carrots should not be underestimated either. Sticky costs 6 coins, and each carrot 3 coins, totaling 6 coins, and they occupy 4 slots. Sticky acts like a sticky, mysterious gel that can inadvertently cause trouble for enemies, trapping them in a difficult situation to escape from. Carrots, on the other hand, are capable assistants for replenishing health and maintaining combat endurance. Then there's the leather armor, which costs 7 coins, paired with blood beads, costing 9 coins, occupying 6 slots. Leather armor can resist external attacks from enemies, reducing the damage received.
Finally, there's the Great Lucky Four-Leaf Clover, occupying 4 slots. It is the key component in the entire core configuration for increasing luck, allowing for smoother acquisition of resources. The above items form the core part of the Magic Lucky Rich Flow, occupying 40 slots and costing 90 coins. However, this is far from enough. To make this playstyle more complete, a series of auxiliary core equipment is needed: 1 small horn, costing 7 coins; 1 flute, valued at 6 coins; 2 birds, costing 18 coins; 2 lamps, requiring 22 coins; 2 heads, costing 14 coins; 2 dark crystals, also 14 coins; plus 2 energy orbs, costing 12 coins; 2 membership cards, 8 coins; and 1 skull, 10 coins.
These auxiliary core pieces of equipment occupy 23 slots and cost 111 coins. However, this still isn't the complete version of this playstyle. During combat, you also need 1 lance, costing 6 coins; 1 gem box, 5 coins; at least 4 waist bags, needing 12 coins; and at least 3 load-bearing bags, costing 15 coins. The lance is the initial weapon, helping everyone transition in the early stages, allowing for some combat capability even without better equipment. Ideally, you could also purchase a perfect ruby, costing 16 coins. This way, the total cost for building this playstyle would be at least 255 coins, while the normal economy for this playstyle is around 330 coins. This means that after completing the build, there would be over 75 coins left. In the early stages of the game, you need to carefully choose what to buy, buying only pigs and clovers initially.
Before changing professions or when the number of clovers is odd, you also need to buy blueberries, waist bags, load-bearing bags, red carrots, blood-sucking swords, magic orbs, 4-slot bags, and discount necessities. This is because, in the early stages, you need to quickly accumulate economy and luck, and these items can meet those needs. Pigs provide an economic foundation, clovers increase luck, and blueberries, etc., prepare for subsequent synthesis. Waist bags and load-bearing bags ensure storage space, while red carrots, blood-sucking swords, etc., enhance combat power. Magic orbs and 4-slot bags are also practical tools. The best possible start would be encountering a discounted short bow + 2 torment knife stones + 2 discounted coal balls. By the 4th round, you can switch to a lance, replacing the wooden sword.
By the 6th round, the magic-draining sword can replace the short bow, making the weapon more powerful. By the 8th round, you need to synthesize carrot-sticky. By the 9th round, you should have at least 7 pigs to ensure continuous economic development. By the 10th round, you can synthesize a blood-sucking armor or a second magic-draining sword, replacing the lance to further enhance your strength. By the 12th round, when you have 4 waist bags + blood-sucking armor + 1 dark head + platinum membership card, the 20-luck start begins to take shape around the 10th round. However, there are also weak periods in the early rounds of the game. The 1st round is okay, but the 2nd and 3rd rounds are clearly weak. If you don't have a lance by the 4th round, you're still in a weak position.
By the 9th round, if you didn't synthesize the carrot-sticky by the 8th round and didn't buy 3 clovers + 4 blueberries, you'll also be in a weak period. Basically, from overtime, you can truly activate the 20-luck, but the entry activation must wait until at least the 13th round. Once you can enter and activate, start buying gem boxes to farm gems. The characteristics of this Magic Lucky Rich Flow include having a lot of money, sufficient economy to buy equipment and refresh the store with ease. Secondly, its activation speed is very fast, allowing for the rapid establishment of a combat advantage in a short time. It also has high attack power, quick blood-sucking, and high defense, with top-notch anti-instant kill capabilities. Additionally, it can have at least 60+ buffs and can clear debuffs extremely quickly. In the last round of battle, you usually won't have more than 20 layers of debuffs. If you have cookies, your health can reach 600 HP.
However, this playstyle also has a drawback, which is that it's difficult to achieve full victory. Generally, by the 11th round, being able to activate 20-luck + 1 lamp + 2 small horns + carrot-sticky 4-attack is usually enough. By the 15th round, being able to enter and activate 20-luck + 2 lamps + 2 small horns + carrot-sticky 4-attack, the attack speed can already reach over 100 attacks per second, basically ending the battle within 6 seconds. Even adding a fang short bow wouldn't be very useful, as for this pure debuff stacking playstyle, 6 seconds can only stack up to 20 debuffs. This playstyle doesn't lose any health in the late game and allows carrying a maximum of two weapons. The final consumption of two 0.4 base weapons is 1.3. After entering and activating, the magic-draining sword's damage per second is no less than 100. During the mid-game, with a critical backpack + 3 waist bags + 5 empty slots before the lance, although it's hard to fight berserkers, this playstyle has a certain restraining effect on them. After synthesizing carrot-sticky, the killing speed will be much faster.
There are many placement strategies to pay attention to in the Magic Lucky Rich Flow of Backpack Brawl. As long as you start correctly, you won't have to worry about any opponents in the late game, and you can dominate. After all, opponents can't stack up debuffs, and with a skull, their buff stacking will also be slower. With cookies, you won't fear quick attacks, and at this point, the output of this playstyle is even more intense than that of berserkers.
