Card Highlight - Dyrnwyn

 Hello all and welcome to another Card Highlight!

Today I thought I’d look into a real underdog of the Realm Relics that has some real potential, especially if your Palette already has a lot of Object synergies; Dyrnwyn.

On face value it already adds a good amount of Strength to your Character whilst also being a decent option for Trade fodder should the need arise, but its the ability it brings that is quite unique.

Making Locations as valid attack targets really changes the dynamic of the game as suddenly it becomes a lot easier to remove them, especially since they don’t hit back as they don’t have any Strength values. Even putting this on something as little as a Character with just 2 Strength allows you to run over all of those really powerful locations that some Palettes often rely on. 

On top of this it can also be a reasonable source of gain for you when you do manage to attack your opponents Locations as well, even if its just knocking those smaller value ones down. I personally always like to pair it with a card that has Rage, or gives it to the equipped Character, so that the turn it goes down I can knock out 2 of my opponent’s Locations in a single turn, especially if the Character you’re putting it on is Brisgavi Raider as then you’ll draw multiple cards while gaining shards, all while Erasing your opponents best Locations!


Its synergies aren’t just limited to Norso either; Spirata also has some powerful Object support in it, especially in the most recent set Secrets of Spirata. 


So when it comes to building your custom Palette, if you find you’re having difficulty dealing with your opponent’s Locations consistently and have some decent Object synergy pieces that either Find or Dig an Object, give Dyrnwyn a try. You might find it a very valuable part of your strategy with its utility. You’ll find it in Ray’s Realmrunner expansion which is part of the Draco realm.


That's all from me for now guys!

The Achroma store is currently doing an offer of 15% off the majority of their products with some even bigger discounts on bundles of The Warriors of Wishwell Unlimited boxes and their expansions to help you get ready for the next chapter, The Monsters of Norso!


See ya real soon folks!

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