Element Synergies

🔥💧🌬️🌍 The Four Elements

Fire

• Theme: Aggression, speed, direct damage
• Strength: High burst damage, Sabotage effects
• Playstyle: Aggressive, tempo-focused
• Best with: Push, Sabotage, Rally cards

Water

• Theme: Flow, adaptation, card draw
• Strength: Card advantage, flexibility
• Playstyle: Reactive, hand-building
• Best with: Draw, Link, Combo cards

Air

• Theme: Speed, evasion, multiple actions
• Strength: Extra plays, energy efficiency
• Playstyle: Combo-oriented, setup
• Best with: Energize, Link, Aura cards

Earth

• Theme: Stability, growth, multipliers
• Strength: Scaling effects, solid base scores
• Playstyle: Methodical, value-focused
• Best with: Multiply, Aura, Push cards

✨ Element Matching Bonuses

Many cards gain bonuses when played with matching elements. Look for these patterns:

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Same-Element Bonus

When you play multiple cards of the same element, some gain bonus effects. Check card text for "same element" triggers.

Rainbow Bonus

Some cards reward diversity—playing all four elements in a hand can trigger powerful "rainbow" effects.

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Element Conversion

Certain Chaos cards can treat one element as another, enabling cross-element synergies that wouldn't normally be possible.

📊 Element Pairing Guide

	Fire	Water	Air	Earth
Fire	★ Burst	⚡ Control	Fast Aggro	Mixed
Water	⚡ Control	★ Draw	Combo	Value
Air	Fast Aggro	Combo	★ Tempo	Mixed
Earth	Mixed	Value	Mixed	★ Scale

★ = Same-element bonus | ⚡ = Opposing playstyles (can still work)

💡 Element Strategy Tips

• Don't force mono-element. A balanced hand often outperforms a purely single-element approach.
• Draft with flexibility. Take powerful cards regardless of element, then build synergies around what you get.
• Watch your Chaos card. Your Chaos card's element can activate or deactivate bonuses—plan accordingly.
• Fire + Water = timing. Fire wants to rush, Water wants to draw. Use Water early to find Fire finishers.
• Air enables everything. Air's extra actions and energy work with any other element's strategy.
• Earth is patient. Earth decks want longer games where their scaling effects have time to compound.