Precision Card

Precision

A stackable utility card increases a totem's ability to land an attack while multiple copies occupy only one buff slot.

Story so far

The Reef Explorer carries thirty copies of Precision and applies several to one Swordfish Interloper to strengthen its aerial missile charge.

The card improves the target's capacity to connect with an attack. Its special stacking rule lets ten copies on one totem still count as a single buff, making concentrated use exceptionally dangerous.

Donut criticizes the deck for carrying so many utilities that it cannot reliably draw totems. Carl nevertheless realizes that the heavily stacked swordfish would have been impossible or nearly impossible to dodge if it had launched.

Appearance

A utility card showing a target reticle tightening over a charging swordfish, with stacked copies merging into one icon.

Role

Precision demonstrates how stackable utilities can turn a fragile totem into a guaranteed-kill threat.

Relationships

Reef Explorer — Its deck contains thirty copies and it plays several.

Swordfish Interlopers — One totem receives the stacked buff.

Carl — He realizes the missed attack was more dangerous than it appeared.

Princess Donut — She diagnoses the surrounding deck as badly imbalanced.

Sources — 1 recorded facts, by chapter

Chapter 41

A stackable utility card increases a totem's ability to land an attack while multiple copies occupy only one buff slot.