The gremlin at the front is the one that will take damage from enemies, and it is your task to Swap your gremlins around to get the most out of your cards each turn. Finally, the angry gremlin grants bonuses when it takes damage. Each gremlin also comes with their own bonus: the shield gremlin and the wizard benefit from skills, whereas the fat and sneaky gremlins have additional effects when you play an attack.

You start with five gremlins who each have 20 Max HP and their own persistent health bars. The gremlins mod is a hilarious but well thought-out addition to the game. An enjoyable mod, even for those unfamiliar with the franchise. There are a lot of fun combos here, and the class draft is centred around having a good mix of combo activators and combo finishers.

Finally, the determination keyword makes the player gain (or lose) magic every turn. A few rare magical+ cards exist that have no cap at all. Magical attacks and blocks are amplified by your magic amount, up to a cap. Magic capacity is increased through power cards (transformations~~), and must then be filled using cards that generate magic. It reminds me a little bit of rogue in Hearthstone, but taken to the extreme. This often leaves you with turns where you have to carefully plan out the order of your plays, which I greatly enjoyed. The main mechanic of the mod is teamwork: if a Sailor Moon card is played before a teamwork card, the teamwork card benefits from an additional effect.

The visuals of the mod are incredible, with each card having art from the TV series, the playable character model being adapted from Sailor Moon video game, and many effects being accompanied by beautiful particle effects and in some cases the supporting cast as well. Lovers of the franchise will be very happy with the inclusion of a huge roster of central characters. The Senshi is a Sailor Moon inspired mod centred around increasing your magic capacity, then storing up magic and empowering your attacks and skills.

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