Aggravation

Red Deck – Failure Cards:

    Aggravation’s Curse

    Type: Aggravation

    Description: Your attack triggers a surge of negative energy, cursing you and those around you with heightened agitation. All characters, including allies, experience a temporary decrease in accuracy and patience, leading to potential miscommunication and mistakes.

    Duration: 1 turn.

    Agitation Reversal

    Type: Aggravation

    Description: Your attack infuriates your target, but their intense anger triggers an unexpected reversal of the situation. They retaliate with increased ferocity, temporarily gaining accuracy and damage bonuses against you or a chosen ally.

    Duration: 1 turn.

    Eruption of Frustration

    Type: Aggravation

    Description: The frustration from your failed attack boils over, causing a chaotic surge of energy. The eruption inflicts minor damage on both you and your target, and your subsequent attacks will be more reckless, potentially leading to unintended consequences.

    Duration: 2 turns.

Green Deck – Crit Cards:

    Aggravated Assault

    Type: Aggravation

    Description: Your intense attack fuels your frustration, creating a wave of aggressive energy. Select an enemy. The burst of energy causes momentary disorientation, lowering their accuracy and resistance.

    Duration: 2 turns.

    Empowering Irritation

    Type: Buff

    Description: Your powerful attack channels your annoyance into renewed strength. Choose a friendly ally. They harness the energy of your aggravated strike to temporarily boost their damage and critical hit chance.

    Duration: 2 turns.

    Shared Agitation

    Type: Buff

    Description: Your intense attack spreads a sense of irritation to your allies, driving them to prove themselves. Choose a friendly ally. They gain a temporary boost in damage and attack speed, fueled by the shared surge of agitation.

    Duration: 2 turns.

These cards add an interesting layer of roleplay dynamics to the game, allowing players to explore the concept of frustration and its effects on characters and their interactions in the world of Saṃsāra.