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### **AVAILABLE CARDS** *\*NOTE:* The playing cards are constantly being updated, the information that appears in the game may not correspond to this guide.

Card	Part	Type	Effect	Distance	Target	Energy cost
Beta beam	Helmet	Attack	700 DMG	1	Single enemy	20
Crippling beam	Frontek	Utility/Attack	300 DMG and 25% disable for 1 turn	2	Single enemy	15
Cyber-infection	Left gear	Attack	Infection (300 DMG) for 2 turns	2	Single enemy	10
Discharge	Left gear	Utility	Energy -30	-	Single enemy	15
Energy overload	Kinetics	Utility	Energy +50	-	Personal	15
Gravity well	Right gear	Attack	600 DMG	2	Single enemy	25
Hacker protocol	Cortex	Utility/Attack	300 DMG and suppress attack for 1 turn	2	Single enemy	15
Harmful frequency	Cortex	Attack	400 DMG	2	Single enemy	15
Reflect	Right gear	Utility	Reflect for 2 turns	-	Personal	30
Short-circuit	Frontek	Utility	Stun for 1 turn	3	Single enemy	15
Spreading fire	Kinetics	Attack	Burn (200 DMG) for 3 turns	-	Enemy area	15
Stock up	Helmet	Utility	Draw 4 cards	-	Personal	20

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