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Base type selection (2 of 3 offered at random)

• Weapon (Attack): deal 12 damage
• Defense (Skill): gain 8 Block
• Gadget (Power): gain a persistent passive effect

Added effect selection (2 of 3 offered at random, per type)

Attack:

• Violent: additional 2 damage x 3 total hits
• Suffocating: each time you play a card, the enemy loses 6 HP (ignores Block)
• Sapping: apply Weak 2 and Vulnerable 2

Skill:

• Energetic: gain 2 Energy
• Wise: draw 3 cards
• Chaotic: add 1 random card to your hand. That card costs 0

Power:

• Expert: gain Strength 2 and Dexterity 2
• Curious: Power cards cost 1 less
• Improving: at the end of battle, upgrade 1 random card

Upgrade

If you upgrade the created card, it gains Innate, which guarantees it in the opening hand of every battle.

This is a zero-risk event where you get a completely free card, so always "Accept". Look at the combinations offered and aim for the one that fits your current deck best.

Suffocating is one of the strongest effects in this event. It ignores Block and goes straight to HP, so no matter how much Block the enemy piles up, damage gets through. In a deck that spams 0-cost cards, you can shred dozens of HP per turn.

Expert's Strength 2 + Dexterity 2 is universally useful and never dead. Violent synergizes well with Strength buffs, because each of the 3 hits adds Strength, so damage jumps in Attack-focused decks.

• Upgrading for Innate guarantees the card in the opening hand every battle, which makes it especially strong on Power types. You can pop Strength + Dexterity or Power cost reduction right at the start of battle
• Suffocating Attacks come alive in decks that cycle a lot of 0-cost cards. Each play fires off 6 damage, so 10 plays is 60 Block-ignoring damage
• As Silent, duplicating an Improving Power with Nightmare upgrades multiple cards at end of battle. An excellent long-term deck-building line
• As Defect, Curious Powers reduce Power cost, so chains with Subroutine or Creative AI let you spam 0-cost Powers. A strong line of play
• The offered options are random, so the same combination will not always appear. Flexibly judge which of the offered options fits your deck best