Cryptozoic Entertainment's Adventure Time episode of the same name to life in physical card form. Adventure Time Card Wars has continued to roll out new expansions for the game, with a new Kickstarter now live to fund the production of a new expansion with six new heroes.

ScreenRant can exclusively reveal two new cards from the new Adventure Time Card Wars Kickstarter - the Neuromancer and X-Ray Specs. Both cards are unlocked as the new Kickstarter ed the $450,000 and $475,000 mark. The new cards will be part of the Stretch Goals box included with every pledge reward package, including the Triple Collector reward. The Triple Collector features the new cards and the mammoth Everything reward, encoming all the old and new cards in Card Wars.

The Kickstarter has successfully crowdfunded over $1.4 million at the time of writing, making the Neuromancer and X-Ray Specs cards a reality. For full details on the Kickstarter - and to back it yourself - check out the details at the link above.

How The New Stretch Goal Cards Work

New Card Offers More Options For Blue Plains Decks

Both the Neuromancer and the X-Ray Specs are Blue Plains cards, which means they can only be played if a player controls enough Blue Plains landscapes. The Neuromancer has 3 Attack, 6 Defense, and a cost of 1, and has a Floop ability that allows a player to draw a 0-cost card from their discard pile and then remove it from the game at the end of their turn. Meanwhile, the X-Ray Specs is a 0-cost spell card that allows players to play their turn with the top card on their deck revealed and allows the player to play cards directly from their deck instead of their hand.

Obviously, the two cards sync up well together. Once the Neuromancer enters play, they can Floop it to pull the X-Ray Specs from the discard pile and use it a second time. The Neuromancer's defense means that it can afford to Floop to pull a 0-cost card out into play and still defend its lane on their opponent's turn. The Neuromancer also syncs up well with the new hero Magic Man, who can discard a spell to draw a card. Using the Neuromancer, players can still play those discarded 0-cost spells.

How To Play Adventure Time Card Wars

Card Wars Involves Attacking and Defending Cards In Four Lanes

In Adventure Time Card Wars, players build a deck of 40 cards and choose landscapes that correspond to their deck. Each card has a cost between 0 and 2, and players can only put a card into play if they control at least that many landscapes. Players line up their landscapes to form four lanes that become the battlefield for the game. On a player's turn, they have two Action Points that they can spend to put cards into play, draw cards, or spend to activate certain card abilities. Players can also Floop a card to activate its Floop ability.

Before a player's turn ends, they can choose to have their creatures Fight an opposing creature in the same lane. Both players deal damage to each other, with the damage lasting throughout the game. If there's no opposing creature, they instead to damage directly to the opponent. The first player to deal 25 damage to their opponent is declared the "Cool Guy" and becomes the winner. With fun, strategic play with the classic flair from the beloved show, it's easy to see why the Adventure Time Card Wars Kickstarter has been so successful.

Source: Kickstarter