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Chatty Octopus
Chatty Octopus, a epic Water card, is tier D in all three ranks (114th of 127 at Celeste · Legend). Recommended talent: New Life. Best partners: Sovereign of the Ether Falls and The Companion of Spirits. It appears in 4 ranked decks.
500Health points
3Spamtons / turn
#114Rank / 127
DGold · Crystal · #112
DBronze · Silver · #107
Percentile ranks across the card pool: 100 represents the top of the ranking for that metric.
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Abilities
Starting Tox
Smoke
RareEnshrouds the allied field after using an attack or a heal
Talents
The card tier is measured with the talent that suits it best; the recommended talent is the one that adds the most to a deck.
New Life
RecommendedStarts the game with either the Phoenix or Graveyard passive, chosen at random.
Shared Shield
Card tierIncreases the elemental resistances of all allied cards by (+10%).
Inversion
Start the game with the "Inversion" passive
Its best decks
4 ranked decks play this card, from best to worst.
CAdvanced collection
Medusine Thorn + The Companion of Spirits
59.9%Relative index8.5 turnsEstimated elimination28 / turnSpamtons
DAdvanced collection
The Companion of Spirits + Water King
49.4%Relative index8.9 turnsEstimated elimination25 / turnSpamtons
DAdvanced collection
The Companion of Spirits + Chatty Octopus
38.2%Relative index10 turnsEstimated elimination28 / turnSpamtons
DAdvanced collection
Leviathan of the Skies + The Companion of Spirits
38%Relative index9.3 turnsEstimated elimination23 / turnSpamtons
Resistances
8%Fire
9%Water
11%Earth
8%Nature
8%Shadow
8%Light
Creature · Ocean of the Depths
Lore
Now that the world seems to have regained its elemental balance, nature and its adaptation to the environment can be observed as never before. Some shallow areas of the Ocean are in fact the domain of a giant octopus. These octopuses, non-aggressive toward the ships of Lumethia, are nonetheless territorial. Their tentacles come out of the water to emit an alert sound signaling the octopus's presence. Ships that ignore the warning end up at the bottom of the sea. Only one accident is on record, dating from the old days. Today, these creatures serve as landmarks at sea to chart routes.
Best partners
The cards that work best with it in our simulations.
