Infinite Myths 2 Cheats: Tips & Strategy Guide to Building the Ultimate Deck

Today we have another epic card battling game for you: Infinite Myths 2: Crush! Infinite Myths is very similar to other popular trading card games, like Hearthstone. In this game you will take the role of a “summoner,” caught up in a chain of events that will involve the omnipotent gods! We’ll help you build the ultimate deck with our Infinite Myths 2: Crush! cheats, tips and tricks strategy guide!

1. Choose your route of victory!

Remember that your opponent can be defeated by one of two ways: either you destroy all of their cards, or you bring down their HP to zero. If your opponent likes to engage directly with you, try to cover your weak spots while you attack their openings. If they like to wittle down your cards, do your best to take them out. Be sure to mix it up too! If you’ve got cards on both sides fighting each other, your opponent might not expect you to place a card down where they have an opening. Remember: if there is no card on the other side, your card attacks your opponent directly!

2. Protector cards are extremely useful!

Protector cards are cards with high health but low damage. They have abilities called “Taunt,” which forces all currently played opponent cards on the board to attack the protector card, no matter their positioning. As you can probably guess, these cards are invaluable for setting up big damage combos. For example, if you have a lot of assassin cards but they keep getting blocked by enemy cards, have your protector card soak up all the damage while your assassins do work in open lanes. This can also help your priest cards heal your team without fear of attack.

3. Enhance your cards!

Enhancing your cards is done by sacrificing extra cards you don’t need to power up a base card. This is how you level your cards – very similar to other trading card games. It’s especially important to level up in this game as your cards gain new abilities as they reach certain levels. In some instances, they learn abilities that define their class. For example, the Great Statue – your starting protector card – learns Ice Shield, a damage reduction ability at level five. This greatly increases his defenses and allows him to last longer on the battlefield.

4. Get the freebies!

You should never have a problem with gold in this game as there are freebies for you to collect every now and then. The main one is the online reward, which can be collected every ten minutes, then a gradual increase of five minutes per collect. It’s the chest icon at the top left corner of the screen. Every time you collect it you get 10,000 gold and 10 gems. Not too shabby, eh? On top of that, there is the “Benefit” menu which has all sorts of bonuses you can collect once you meet certain goals.

5. Save your hero ability!

Each hero comes with a signature ability that can be cast during your turn. The only catch is that your ability has a limited amount of charges. Save them for when the time is right! For example, the Night God, one of the starting heroes, has the ability to heal the weakest member on your team. This can be very useful if played in conjunction with a protector card. Keep them alive and let your team do damage!

6. Complete the quests!

The quests can be found on the left side of the main menu. Quests are usually menial tasks, such as clear a number of stages or bring your BR (battle rank) up to a certain level. The rewards are worth it, though! The daily quests, on the other hand, are different matters. The quests you find in here all relate to guild activities, so unless you’re in a guild, you can’t do these ones. You’ll find a guild quick though, so don’t worry.

7. Balance your deck!

Remember how important protector cards are? You should have at least one in your deck at all times. To compliment it, you should also have at least one priest, though an extra one won’t hurt. One enchanter should be around too in order to buff your team. The rest of your slots should be comprised of mage or assassin type cards, your main damage dealers. This is a good beginner set, but as always you should experiment around with different card types to see what fits your play style the best!

And with that, you should be on your way to becoming a respectable summoner! If you have any other tips or strategies to share, leave a comment below!