Reference 8
A clean lookup for every current enchantment effect, written for run decisions instead of trivia. Check the effect text, direct numeric modifiers, and the kind of card that can actually turn the enchantment into value.
Fast read
Damage bonuses need attacks. Block bonuses need cards that already block. Utility effects need decks that can spend the extra timing, draw, energy, retain, or replay. The wrong card target turns a strong line into dead text.
Current note
Tezcatara's Ember does not stop at a cost change and Eternal. It also adds 3 damage to powered attacks, so a Strike line should be evaluated as cheaper, persistent, and harder hitting at the same time.
Keep the list narrow: search the name or rules text, then filter by the job you need the enchanted card to perform.
Deal 50% more damage, but lose 2 HP.
An attack you expect to play often enough for the extra damage to matter before the fight ends.
Check current HP and next-room pressure first. Positive damage is worthless if the route cannot pay the life cost.
Use the evaluator when repeated plays, HP cost, or turn count changes the result.
This card deals 1 additional damage and applies 1 Weak.
An attack you expect to play often enough for the extra damage to matter before the fight ends.
Check whether the next few rooms reward this exact effect, not whether the text looks powerful in isolation.
Weak value depends on the enemy attack window, not only the enchanted card damage.
This card's attack damage is doubled.
An attack you expect to play often enough for the extra damage to matter before the fight ends.
Check whether the next few rooms reward this exact effect, not whether the text looks powerful in isolation.
Use the evaluator when repeated plays, HP cost, or turn count changes the result.
Increase this card's attack damage by 3 this combat when played.
An attack you expect to play often enough for the extra damage to matter before the fight ends.
Check whether the next few rooms reward this exact effect, not whether the text looks powerful in isolation.
Momentum scales inside one combat, so early repeated plays are worth more than late single plays.
Increases damage on this card by 2.
An attack you expect to play often enough for the extra damage to matter before the fight ends.
Check whether the next few rooms reward this exact effect, not whether the text looks powerful in isolation.
Use the evaluator when repeated plays, HP cost, or turn count changes the result.
This card loses Exhaust.
A card that naturally appears in the hand state where the effect is relevant.
Check whether the next few rooms reward this exact effect, not whether the text looks powerful in isolation.
Use the evaluator when repeated plays, HP cost, or turn count changes the result.
The first time this card is played, it deals 3 additional damage.
An attack you expect to play often enough for the extra damage to matter before the fight ends.
Check whether the next few rooms reward this exact effect, not whether the text looks powerful in isolation.
Use the evaluator when repeated plays, HP cost, or turn count changes the result.
Gain 3 Block.
A block card that already lines up with the turns where the deck takes pressure.
Check whether the next few rooms reward this exact effect, not whether the text looks powerful in isolation.
Use the evaluator when repeated plays, HP cost, or turn count changes the result.
This card gains Exhaust. When played, permanently increase this card's Block by 1.
A block card that already lines up with the turns where the deck takes pressure.
Check whether the next few rooms reward this exact effect, not whether the text looks powerful in isolation.
Use the evaluator when repeated plays, HP cost, or turn count changes the result.
Increases Block gained from this card by 2.
A block card that already lines up with the turns where the deck takes pressure.
Check whether the next few rooms reward this exact effect, not whether the text looks powerful in isolation.
Use the evaluator when repeated plays, HP cost, or turn count changes the result.
This card can be duplicated at Rest Sites.
A card that naturally appears in the hand state where the effect is relevant.
Value depends on upcoming Rest Sites and whether another copy actually improves the deck.
Use the evaluator when repeated plays, HP cost, or turn count changes the result.
This card has Replay once per combat.
A card that naturally appears in the hand state where the effect is relevant.
Check whether the next few rooms reward this exact effect, not whether the text looks powerful in isolation.
Use the evaluator when repeated plays, HP cost, or turn count changes the result.
This card is played automatically at the start of each combat.
A card that naturally appears in the hand state where the effect is relevant.
Check whether the next few rooms reward this exact effect, not whether the text looks powerful in isolation.
Use the evaluator when repeated plays, HP cost, or turn count changes the result.
Whenever this would be shuffled into your Draw Pile, place it on the top instead.
A card that naturally appears in the hand state where the effect is relevant.
Check whether the next few rooms reward this exact effect, not whether the text looks powerful in isolation.
Use the evaluator when repeated plays, HP cost, or turn count changes the result.
This card has Innate and Retain.
A card whose timing matters more than raw output.
Check whether the next few rooms reward this exact effect, not whether the text looks powerful in isolation.
Use the evaluator when repeated plays, HP cost, or turn count changes the result.
When you draw this card, randomize its cost from 0 to 3.
A card that naturally appears in the hand state where the effect is relevant.
Only take it when the deck can handle awkward turns or exploit cheap high rolls.
Use the evaluator when repeated plays, HP cost, or turn count changes the result.
If this card is in your hand at the end of turn, reduce its cost by 1 until it is played.
A card that naturally appears in the hand state where the effect is relevant.
Check whether the next few rooms reward this exact effect, not whether the text looks powerful in isolation.
Use the evaluator when repeated plays, HP cost, or turn count changes the result.
The first time you play this card each combat, gain 1 energy.
A card you can play early without clogging the hand that receives the extra resource.
Check whether the next few rooms reward this exact effect, not whether the text looks powerful in isolation.
Resource value depends on whether the hand can spend what it receives.
This card gains Replay 1.
A card that naturally appears in the hand state where the effect is relevant.
Check whether the next few rooms reward this exact effect, not whether the text looks powerful in isolation.
Use the evaluator when repeated plays, HP cost, or turn count changes the result.
This card gains Retain.
A card whose timing matters more than raw output.
Check whether the next few rooms reward this exact effect, not whether the text looks powerful in isolation.
Use the evaluator when repeated plays, HP cost, or turn count changes the result.
The first time you play this card, draw 2 cards.
A card you can play early without clogging the hand that receives the extra resource.
Check whether the next few rooms reward this exact effect, not whether the text looks powerful in isolation.
Resource value depends on whether the hand can spend what it receives.
Costs 0, deals 3 additional damage, and gains Eternal.
An attack you expect to play often enough for the extra damage to matter before the fight ends.
Best when basic Strikes are still present and cheaper repeated attacks still solve real fights.
Treat the damage bonus independently from the cost and Eternal package; all three parts can matter in the same combat.
FAQ
No. A huge attack that appears once per fight may get less value than a modest card played several times. Check play count before raw number.
Because damage, draw, retain, cost changes, and Eternal solve different problems. Mixing them into one label makes the page look clean while hiding the actual decision.
Use the evaluator when HP cost, turn count, or repeated plays decide the pick. This page is the quick rules and targeting reference.
