Plants vs. Zombies recently launched a remarkable derivative version, the card-drawing edition. An overview of the strength of the Plants vs. Zombies card-drawing edition terms shows that in this brand new version, many novel plants have emerged, making their stunning debut in the form of cards. In fact, to some extent, these plant terms are related to the image of the plants. This content will bring you a detailed introduction to all the cards.
In this unique version, plants are carefully divided into four different quality levels: white cards, gold cards, purple cards, and inferno cards. Let's look at the strength of these plant terms according to their quality. First, let's talk about the white card quality plants. There are quite a few of these, each with its own characteristics. The first is the Iceberg Lettuce; its leaves seem to contain a mysterious freezing power. Once it appears on the battlefield, it can briefly freeze zombies in the same grid for a period of time, slowing down their movement and giving the plants more time to attack.
Next is the Double Shot Pea, which acts like an efficient firepower provider. Each time it attacks, it deals two hits, equivalent to double the output of a single attack, having a significant impact on zombies. The Scholar Sun-shroom is also noteworthy. It may seem ordinary, but as it grows, it gradually exhibits a magical ability: summoning sunlight. Sunlight is a crucial resource in the game, helping players plant more plants and strengthen their defense lineup.
The Magnet-shroom has a unique effect of crashing and piercing zombies. When zombies approach, it acts like a brave warrior, using its hard parts to crash into them, causing damage and contributing to the protection of the home. The Herbal Nut's defensive capabilities should not be underestimated either. It has a self-healing effect, restoring health per second, acting like a sturdy fortress that maintains a good condition under zombie attacks, providing reliable protection for other plants.
The Dahlia is even more unique, with a powerful skill of exploding and releasing toxic gas. When zombies get close, it explodes, releasing poisonous gas that deals widespread damage to nearby zombies, striking fear into their hearts. The Sunflower Pot mainly produces small suns, being one of the important sources of sunlight. With it, players can accumulate sunlight resources faster, allowing them to plant more powerful plants at critical moments. The Flying Firewood Bark is also distinctive, capable of flying in the air and igniting the plants in its grid to attack.
Purple card quality plants, or epic-tier plants, include the Pandora Sprout, which has the ability to fire multiple rings of bullets randomly. These bullets form a dense web of firepower, making it difficult for zombies to dodge and increasing the chances of hitting. The Clover can blow wind to repel all zombies on the screen. The Cherry Bomb is even more impressive; after exploding, it generates a group of Potato Mines, which act like hidden killers, triggering intense explosions when zombies get close.
The Agave is a melee expert, with the effect of increasing attack speed based on its remaining health. As it takes more damage, its attack speed increases. The Spikeweed is known for its rapid firing of spike bullets, with lightning-fast attack speeds, accurately shooting spikes at zombies, dealing continuous damage. The Ghost Pepper's skill is also unique, able to shoot ghost flames that slow down zombies. These ghost flames not only deal damage but also significantly reduce the zombies' attack efficiency by slowing them down.
The Chomper's characteristic is that the closer the zombies get, the faster it shoots. When zombies try to get close, it accelerates its shooting speed. The Spiky Ice-shroom has a powerful effect of freezing all zombies on the field and inflicting 10 layers of trauma. It acts like an ice queen; once its skill is released, the entire battlefield is frozen, leaving zombies unable to move and severely injured. After admiring the purple card quality plants, let's take a look at the golden quality plants. The Random Transform Shy-shroom has a magical transformation ability, changing into another plant when it gets close to one.
The Vine Coffee can accelerate the attack speed of other plants. Under its influence, the attack speed of other plants greatly increases. The Toxic Melon-pult is a damage-dealing expert, capable of throwing toxic melons that cause massive damage. Once a toxic melon hits a zombie, it releases a highly toxic substance, dealing huge damage in a short time, even poisoning the zombie to death. The Angel Star can fly above other plants and shoot stars that can track and attack. These stars, like they have eyes, automatically track zombies, making it very difficult for them to escape the attack.
The Cat Star Gunner has incredibly powerful firepower, capable of firing star bullets 40 times per shot. The Three-headed Peashooter is no less impressive, able to fire 12 bullets continuously. The Doom-shroom has the characteristic of potentially exploding while producing sunlight, dealing damage to surrounding zombies. Finally, let's look at the inferno quality plants. There are relatively fewer inferno quality plants, but each one is extremely powerful. The Hand of the World has the effect of dealing massive damage to enemies in front. The Restless Numbers have the powerful ability to instantly kill 6 zombies, triggering a crimson explosion when the skill is activated, killing 6 unfortunate zombies that get too close.
The above is an introduction to the strength of the Plants vs. Zombies card-drawing edition terms. You should now have a basic understanding of the plant terms in the game. In subsequent gameplay, I hope all players can use these plants reasonably to build their own powerful defense lineups.
