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• Gameplay changes

  This article is a stub. You can help Prismata Wiki by expanding it. This page lists gameplay changes throughout Prismata's development. Sourced from official changelog.

  https://prismata.fandom.com/wiki/Gameplay_changes

• Defense concepts

  Defense is a key concept to master in order to improve in Prismata. Defending properly will let you keep your attackers and production units alive longer and hopefully outlast your opponent. This page lists mechanics

  https://prismata.fandom.com/wiki/Defense_concepts

• Rules

  This contains the precise rules of Prismata without any implementation level details (eg. doesn’t mention blockers are blue). The basic rules of Prismata are summarized briefly here: There are five resources: gold, energy, green

  https://prismata.fandom.com/wiki/Rules

• Thorium Dynamo

  Colorless unit (see more) As an additional cost to buy Thorium Dynamo, consume 3 Drones.2 (takes 2 turns to construct) (Fragile: does not heal)At the start of your turn, gain 5, and pay

  https://prismata.fandom.com/wiki/Thorium_Dynamo

• Advanced strategy guide : Granularity and abuse

  This is the beginning of the advanced part of my strategy guide. Up to now we have covered the basics that many master players are familiar with. To make the difference from now on, you

  https://prismata.fandom.com/wiki/Advanced_strategy_guide_:_Granularity_and_abuse

• Blocker

  Blockers, represented by the icon, are units that can add their current health to a player's defense for each turn. Note that blockers cannot do this when they use their ability during a turn

  https://prismata.fandom.com/wiki/Blocker

• Electrovore

  unit (see more), and pay: gain

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• Econ play

  Winning with econ is about overcoming your opponent in the long haul by making more of your resources in economy, defense, and offense. Literally, econing up is the act of increasing your Gold production (through

  https://prismata.fandom.com/wiki/Econ_play

• Cluster Bolt

  spell (see more) Spell: construct 4 Gauss Charges, and construct a Gauss Charge for your opponent

  https://prismata.fandom.com/wiki/Cluster_Bolt

• Resophore

  unit (see more) 5 (takes 5 turns to construct) (Fragile: does not heal)At the start of your turn, gain for each Forcefield you have.

  https://prismata.fandom.com/wiki/Resophore

• Venge Cannon

  unit (see more) As an additional cost to buy Venge Cannon, consume 3 Drones. (Fragile: does not heal)At the start of your turn, gain, lose 2, and pay: construct 3 Gauss Charges

  https://prismata.fandom.com/wiki/Venge_Cannon

• Immolite

  unit (see more): gain, and 2 (Exhaust 2: disabled until 2 turns from now)

  https://prismata.fandom.com/wiki/Immolite

• Apollo

  unit (see more) 2 (takes 2 turns to construct): Destroy any unit with 3 or less health.

  https://prismata.fandom.com/wiki/Apollo

• Centurion

  unit (see more) (Prompt: blocks immediately)At the start of your turn, gain

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• Iceblade Golem

  unit (see more) (Frontline: can be attacked directly)At the start of your turn, gain: 2 (Chill 2: add 2 chill to target until next turn. Units with chill greater than or equal to their

  https://prismata.fandom.com/wiki/Iceblade_Golem

• Asteri Cannon

  unit (see more) (Fragile: does not heal)At the start of your turn, gain, and lose 3: construct a prompt Barrier

  https://prismata.fandom.com/wiki/Asteri_Cannon

• Glossary

  This article is a stub. You can help Prismata Wiki by expanding it. This page lists terms and abbreviations commonly used when discussing Prismata. For the Base Set units, their abbreviation is the same as

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• Zemora Voidbringer

  unit (see more) 6 (takes 6 turns to construct) (Fragile: does not heal), and pay: gain 8 8

  https://prismata.fandom.com/wiki/Zemora_Voidbringer

• Beginner's strategy guide : defending threat or breachproof

  In this article, I will present the concept of threat, and the two major ways to deal with it: defense, and breachproof. Threat is the number you can see next to the sword symbol during

  https://prismata.fandom.com/wiki/Beginner's_strategy_guide_:_defending_threat_or_breachpro

• Blue resource

  Blue resource (also known as Behemium) is a metallic resource needed to purchase some units. It is also needed to power some abilities. Blue units are mechanized, armored, or structural units. In general, blue units

  https://prismata.fandom.com/wiki/Blue_resource

• Green resource

  Green resource (also known as Gaussite) is a crystalline resource needed to purchase some units. It is also needed to power some abilities. Green units are high technology units typically involving forcefield, energy weapons, or

  https://prismata.fandom.com/wiki/Green_resource

• Gauss Fabricator

  unit (see more) (Fragile: does not heal)8 (Lifespan 8: dies after 8 turns)At the start of your turn, construct a Gauss Cannon

  https://prismata.fandom.com/wiki/Gauss_Fabricator

• Ossified Drone

  unit (see more) As an additional cost to buy Ossified Drone, consume a Drone.At the start of your turn, gain 1, pay, and consume a Drone: construct an Ossified Drone

  https://prismata.fandom.com/wiki/Ossified_Drone

• Feral Warden

  unit (see more) (Prompt: blocks immediately) (Fragile: does not heal): gain

  https://prismata.fandom.com/wiki/Feral_Warden

• Advanced strategy guide : Gambits

  This article will deal with gambits. Gambits are both funny and risky: they can win you a game through the accumulation of little benefits, or lose it on the spot if you make a miscalculation

  https://prismata.fandom.com/wiki/Advanced_strategy_guide_:_Gambits