There's Absolutely No Problem With The Magic Cards I Made! Chapter 63 - Dekan Wouldn’t Counter Mages?

"You, are you an animal?!!!"

Flatta was dumbfounded.

He could only shout angrily at the frozen Dekan.

The last card Dekan had used was a spell card that Flatta, as a mage, was very familiar with.

Although it was quite expensive, many mages chose to carry one with them.

It was a crucial life-saving card.

[Ice Block]

[Category: Spell Card]

[Rarity: Purple Rare]

[Tier: 3]

[Effect: Freeze oneself and gain an ice armor that cannot be breached by attacks below tier 7 for 30 seconds. During this time, you cannot attack, move, or cast spells. Cannot be used again for 1 minute after release.]

[Note: Can also be used as utility magic during the summer.]

Dekan had borrowed this card from Croix.

Although Dekan could buy one directly or craft one himself, there wasn’t a need for it yet.

The market price of this card was approximately 300 gold coins; purchasing it directly would deplete Dekan's savings.

If he wanted to make it himself, Dekan would need to spend time studying the card's crafting process.

Furthermore, because Dekan wasn't skilled in human-script card crafting, he would need to make significant modifications to the card designed by an ancient archmage.

As for the specific translation into demonic script card crafting and how to incorporate new designs, he had no clue.

If he were to get started, he would need to consult his master extensively.

Moreover, the required materials were also expensive. As such, he currently had no urgent need to craft this card.

So, he borrowed a ready-made one from his reliable tier 6 teammate.

...

Flatta clenched his fists, seemingly trying to calm down.

In each of Dekan's previous battles, he had shown a high reliance on the "Ruined Poet" card.

It was to the point that it gave Flatta the illusion that Dekan couldn't play without that core orange card.

He hadn't expected that, besides the pain return archetype, Dekan had such a mana-draining strategy that didn’t rely on Orange Epics.

Now, the three Living Armors could only stand dumbly in front of the ice sculp

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