My Magical Card Tavern

Ginnell held the card in his hand.

First, we can rule out the possibility that the card fell out of the card box, because the card itself is just a form of representation, not a real physical object.

Unless Gianna wanted to, the cards in the card box couldn't have just fallen out like that.

Newly created cards?

After delivering the beers to the mages, Ginnell sat back down, picked up the cards, and began to check the information.

The card depicts a rather old-fashioned long table with gold candlesticks on it.

The long table is laden with a variety of dishes and fruits, as well as plenty of beer and beverages for diners to enjoy.

A group of people wearing mage cloaks, their faces obscured, raised their glasses and drank heartily. Occasionally, a few people would peek out from under their cloaks, and the width of their open mouths revealed that they were laughing happily.

Beyond the long table, the gently yet luxuriously decorated walls and ceiling exude an air of wealth. At the far end of the scene, at the head of the long table, is a golden radiance holding a beer glass.

It looked like someone whose identity couldn't be revealed, so they chose to cover his entire body with holy light.

In addition to the classic holy light style, there is also the dark priest style, as well as the most primitive and most visually destructive mosaic style.

[Field Spell Card: The Wizard's Gathering]

[Quality: Two stars]

[Description: A gathering of monks. If an outsider were to participate in this gathering, they might be surprised to find that the monks also laugh and talk loudly, and enjoy entertainment just like ordinary people.]

[Effect: Improves the mage's meditation efficiency, enhances mental recovery ability, and increases the probability of intellectual inspiration.]

[Note: If you're going to be lazy, we won't be including you at our gathering, and don't expect to get any inspiration from it, because you don't even have the most basic knowledge to spark inspiration.]

Field Spell Card!

After reading the card descriptions, Gianna's mind raced, and he was already considering something else.

When will Graeme recover? How many orcs are left in Silver Star City? Will bringing them all in trigger the generation of another field spell card?

If there aren't enough orcs, we can just pull a bunch of warriors from the Adventurers' Guild.

Ginnell silently noted down the number of people at this gathering of mages, using it as a benchmark for judgment.

It seems that in addition to individual cards, the profession and number of tavern guests, and even their race, can all contribute to creating different cards.

To put it more abstractly, if a bunch of legal lolis suddenly appeared in the tavern one day, Ginnell might be able to handcraft a super electric grid card with tremendous destructive power.

The card's effect description consists of only one word.

electricity!

Putting aside the abstract elements, Ginnell has discovered another factor in card generation, which is definitely good news.

As a hoarder, Giannai particularly enjoys seeing her card boxes gradually become heavier; the increase in quantity and variety is itself a source of happiness.

Now, the card box serves as a container for cards, and can also become a grimoire-type staff when Ginnar casts spells.

Perhaps one day, when the cartridge is heavy enough, Gianna will be able to wield it as a heavy melee weapon.

And the effect of this card...

That's pretty impressive.

Field Spell Cards are essentially a type of magic circle.

Just like the defensive magic on the training grounds, and the classic teleportation array for long-distance travel.

Ginnell's gaze drifted to Morin in the crowd, and then lingered briefly on the other mage apprentices.

This spell card's effect might be icing on the cake for a player with exceptional talent, but for someone with average talent...

That would be a timely help in need.

In addition to the regular cards in the standard card pool, there are also special cards from the Silver Star and Luke series.

Ginell has discovered another way to speed up the unlocking of Nuts.

Special effect cards of a single type, which also greatly restrict the user's professional identity.

Perhaps the only auxiliary effect this thing can have on soldiers is to increase their intelligence a little, enabling them to solve some more difficult problems.

However, this thing is very important for mages and mage apprentices. In terms of its support effect, it can almost be called a class-specific card.

Ginnell appeared beside Maureen like a ghost.

"If there were something that could improve your meditation efficiency and enhance mental recovery, indirectly allowing you to maintain a meditation for a longer period of time, would you be willing to spend more money?"

Morin was taken aback, then looked Ginnell up and down for a moment.

"Don't tell me that besides magic, martial arts, and holy light, you also have some expertise in potion-making."

"If you really have it, I'm going to attack you."

"I'll fight you bunch of gifted freaks to the death!"

Ginnell shook his head repeatedly, indicating that he really had no knowledge of potions.

"But I have a card that should work on you, and on other mage apprentices as well."

"As for how strong the specific data effects are, you'll have to experience it for yourselves."

Morin immediately became much more sober.

As things stand, unless he's acting like a spoiled brat, Ginnell's words are generally quite credible.

So, such a card really exists?

Ginnell glanced around; the atmosphere was so heated that no one noticed he and Maureen were discussing serious matters.

To be precise, someone has already discovered that these two loners are plotting to drag them into a sea of ​​joy.

"Today is not the time, tomorrow."

"Ginnell said."

"I'm going to the Mage's Guild tomorrow. If your uncle is free, have him come and keep an eye on things. With his mage skills, he should be more than capable of identifying the card's effect."

Maureen was deeply moved.

"Thank you, Genelec. I never expected you to find such a suitable card for me."

Ginnell looked at Morin as if he were an idiot.

"What are you thinking? Tomorrow's experience is just a trial period at most. You'll definitely have to pay for it later. To put it bluntly, you're the guinea pig."

"Remember the card you rented? The card I just mentioned is the same thing, and it's definitely more expensive."

Before Morin could comment on Ginell's business acumen, several people put their arms around their shoulders.

"What are you talking about?"

"Not fitting in will lead to isolation!"

"Come on, Genelec, Morin, let's have some fun!"

The young man, now allowed to relax, let loose completely. As the atmosphere in the tavern grew more and more lively, Ginnell's card box began to glow faintly, and the field card had already activated on its own without anyone noticing.

This may not be the most prestigious gathering of the tavern's guests, but it is definitely the most lively one the tavern has ever hosted.

Even after the party ended and the mages safely left the dungeon using the tavern's exclusive map, Ginnar remained sitting at the bar, somewhat dazed.

It suddenly became quiet, and I feel a little uneasy.

Ginnell closed her eyes and sorted out her thoughts, trying to shake off the emptiness that followed the excitement.

If we're talking about field cards, he should have already had one.

It's just like a card game mechanic, waiting for Gianna to discover it herself.

Genele opened her eyes, and her magic suddenly became active.

A card slowly condensed in the air and finally fell into his hand.

[Card: Hearthstone]