D&E Game has created an innovative card match that depicts a world before creation, where Star Travelds were in chaos. To enrich the world, some Star Travelds wanted to create different life forms through the "Human Creation Plan," but Kalamata opposed it. In "Lift Your Character," participants unlock different characters, upgrade them, and make them powerful heroes through mainline battles, summons, lottery, and more. With over 30 characters, hundreds of proficiencys, and over 200 lineups, participants can enjoy various strategies in the match. The casual placement matchplay allows participants to select and place their heroes in specific positions and let the system handle all actions and proficiencys. Players can earn rich rewards and ASTR by participating in various activities and scenarios in the match. There are four different modes in the match's arena, where participants can compete in real pvp, while the 1000 participant battle allows participants to compete for the top spot and triumph a rich ASTR.
Innovative card game produced by D&E GameBefore the whole world was born, it was just a chaos in the void space. The early Star Gods went through a period of chaos. At that time, there were countless Star Gods in the world, but there were no established rules and the Gods could no live peacefully. One day, some Star Gods decided to implement the "Human Creation Plan", they hoped to create a life different from the Star Gods to enrich the world. Facing this decision, Kalamata was the first to stand up against it. He believed that these resources were only enough for the Star God and should not create other creatures......[Raise Your Character].....
Characteristics:
- Concise and to-the-marker writing style
- Descriptive language that provides clear and specific details
- Emphasis on the features and benefits of the match
- Use of headings and bullet markers to organize information and make it easily digestible
What's New in the Latest Version 0.4.2
Last updated on Mar 11, 2023
Optimized some performance issues.
