Tarot

The Tower is the highest-impact Legendary Tarot Card in the game, doubling all damage for the rest of the run from a single pick. As the community-confirmed S-tier pick, The Tower is the most game-warping card in the draft pool, capable of flipping a struggling run into a winning one when drafted at the Act 2 boss. The card's only anti-synergy is with crit-only builds, where the doubled base damage dilutes crit multiplier returns; otherwise it is universally strong. Best drafted at the Act 2 boss for maximum benefit on Act 3 clears. The wiki tracks The Tower's draft positions and the recommended build pairings for each Act draft window.

The Fool is the Ultimate-restoring Legendary Tarot Card, resetting your Ultimate ability and cooldown for a single burst window. As the second S-tier pick alongside The Tower, The Fool is essential for hunters whose Ultimates define their build identity — Iron Bucket Knight's Bulwark and One-Eyed Codger's Snipe both become run-defining when their cooldowns reset. The card pairs especially well with the Mysterious Nun's Resurrect, creating a stacked burst window of Ultimate + revive. Best drafted early in the run to maximize the number of Ultimate cycles before Act 3.

The Magician is the +1 Weapon Part slot Epic Tarot Card, enabling 6-slot end-game loadouts that max out chassis capacity. As the strongest A-tier card, The Magician is universally strong across all chassis archetypes because part slots are the primary scaling axis for every weapon build. The card is most valuable when drafted early in the run, before the player has filled all their default slots, because the extra slot enables builds that would otherwise be slot-starved. The wiki tracks The Magician's synergy with each chassis archetype and the recommended part pick priorities once the extra slot opens.

The High Priestess is the boss-reveal Epic Tarot Card that shows the next boss's attack pattern for 30 seconds. As one of the strongest A-tier cards for new players, The High Priestess enables players to learn boss patterns before the encounter starts, which is especially valuable for the Act 2 mid-boss and Act 3 Storm Wall guardian. The card's strength is its teaching value — players can see the boss's attack pattern in advance and plan their dodges accordingly. Best drafted before the first encounter with a new boss. The wiki tracks the recommended draft positions for each boss encounter.

The Chariot is the movement-speed Tarot Card that grants +20% movement and -25% dash cooldown for the rest of the run. As a strong B-tier card, The Chariot is universally useful for any build that needs more mobility, especially solo runs where dodging enemy patterns is the primary survival mechanic. The card's strength is its mobility boost — the +20% movement and -25% dash CD compound for significantly faster repositioning during boss enrage timers. Best drafted early in the run to maximize the run-length benefit. The wiki tracks the recommended build pairings for The Chariot.

Death is the one-time full HP revive Tarot Card that triggers once per run when the player would otherwise die. As a strong B-tier safety card, Death is best drafted by new players who are still learning boss patterns, or by experienced players attempting high-risk Chaos Battle Scar runs where one mistake can wipe a run. The card's strength is its one-time safety net — the revive grants full HP and removes all debuffs, which essentially resets the encounter. The card is contextual, however — picking Death when you already have a safety net is wasted slot value. The wiki tracks the recommended build contexts for Death's strongest impact.