Urban rivals database skeelz code#

This announcement foreshadowed her and Manon Mt as Agents Spinal and Nerves respectively and Scarlett Mt as Dark Scarlett.She was included in the 2017 Advent Calendar event alongside Scarlett Mt and Manon Mt in her 'Strange Things' Mt announcement art.It was later revealed in Agent Spinal´s bio, that she died due to her loss of her powers and would later return as Agent Spinal, through unknown means, to steer Ed-0 for the war against the Oculus.It is later revealed in Memento's bio, that she has been kidnapped by the Oculus, deprived of her powers, which were transferred to Memento, and her current status remains unknown.Her departure announcement said that 'fate had finally called her' and she must leave.Her appearance could also be based off of Toph from the Avatar: The Last Airbender.She could be based off of Blindfold from the X-Men comics.It's currently unknown what class she belongs to or what her power is, but Space & Time could be implied, as her profile mentions that she can make illusions.It was later available in packs on August 8th, 2014.

Urban rivals database skeelz code#

Douina's card could at first only be obtained from getting a promotional code from the manga and then answering some questions on the comics section of the French website.

She has competition from the other 3* in Skeelz.

This makes her predictable and easy to counter.

Her Ability is useless in the later rounds of a fight.

Her base Damage is 2, which is of little use without her Ability.

The clan Bonus prevents her ability from being canceled, unless she is facing an all-stop.

She makes a good bluff against your opponent.

The minimum for her ability is 0, meaning you can KO your opponent thanks to the Ability.

Her Ability takes away one life from your opponent each turn, after you've won with her.

Her base Power is 9, which is great for a 3*.

Not seen, not caught: Do 20 Poison Damage with Dounia.

Dounia is not the sort to be pushed around but for people like her, only the Skeelz Academy can really offer any kind of real refuge. No one knows who she is or where she comes from, but what she sees through her blindfolded eyes and her mastery of illusion make her an attractive target for the Government who are constantly at her heels. This limits the amount of spending needed and can help with deck-building for restrictive game modes like EFC.If mystery had an origin, Dounia would probably be at its root. Unless they plan on spending large amounts of money on packs, they will not be able to get a large number of cards easily, and must therefore focus on one (maximum two) clans that they want to use in-game. Players should carefully choose a clan as it determines their playing style. This can be a factor which affects a card's price point, among many other factors.Ĭertain Clans stand out in certain game modes, such as Type 2 (dominated by the Hive clan), other clans tend to remain a relatively niche play-style, such as Freaks. Since a Clan's Bonus determines the play-style it can work with, cards within that clan either work well with the Bonus, and by extension the play-style, or they go against it.

For example, Attack-manipulation clans (like Montana or Sentinel) shine in low-pill battles, whereas others like Vortex and Frozn are ideal for calculated risk-taking.

Since each Bonus is different, they will be better suited to different play-styles. As shown in the grid above, Clans tend to have different Bonuses which help them in battle. All character cards in Urban Rivals are sorted into one of the available 31 Clans.