Is mostly used for guns and melee weaponry. Generally speaking, these Specibi are almost useless in combat, and it would require great skill to be able to properly use them. Most of the time they provide some sort of combat boost when used, depending on both the weapon and Kind used.ġ/2 This modifier is usually applied on broken weaponry, most noticeably blades. Kinds in the Support Specibus category usually aren't even weapons at all. Support Specibus The weird, the odd and the crazy ones. It can only allocate knifes, but if you have bladekind, you can allocate it to Bladekind as well. These are the ones that are automatically allocated by the Strife Deck and require no user input to select. These are subclasses of the Primary Specibi types, and can contain any weapon as long as it fits the kind. Secondary Specibus There is a soft-limit of 5 of these in your Deck at once (note: You can swap the Strife Cards with others in your Sylladex). They can contain any weapon, as long as it fits the selected kind. These are generally the first allocation you ever do to your Specibus, and the only one that requires you to manually select it on the back of the card (although not all Specibi on the back of the card are all available Specibi). Types of Specibi Primary Specibus There is a hardcoded limit of at most two of these Specibi. That, or you can alchemize a Blank Card with the following captchalogue code: The Denizens Hoard usually has at least 10 lying around, so if you need an idea at which point you get them, it's when you are at that point. Drops from Underlings also generally include a weapon that can be tossed in the Strife Card.īlank Cards are hard to find, and are usually only obtainable near the end of the mid-game due to the fact that they allow you to allocate any Strife Specibus, regardless of their type. Strife Cards can occasionally be found as drops from Underlings (these are usually the less useful Specibi), or as rewards from Consorts. To add more Specibi, you need the appropriate Strife Cards. The Strife Deck will pick the appropriate Specibus automatically as long as you have Blank Cards. If you want to allocate another Specibus later, it should be enough to simply toss in the object. Once you have allocated the Specibus, toss in the object and cross your fingers that you didn't accidentally pick the wrong one. Once you have decided, flip over your Strife Card and try to select the Specibus you want. Note that although technically any object can be weaponized, there are of course certain pointless allocations, which are considered to be a waste of your time to allocate. Either way this is the only way you're going to get it.To allocate a Strife Specibi, first captchalogue the object you want to weaponize. If your luck is maxed out then you have a 5% chance.
Sorry folks.ġ% Chance of dropping a Strife Specibus cardĭungeon imps have a 1% chance of dropping a Strife Specibus card. Once that's done you can go reselect your specibus!Ĭhallenge mode players are stuck with their intial Specibus choice. Select "Reset Strife Specibi" and click "Reset it" (Please note, it cost's 10000 Boondollars to reset your Specibus) What should come up will look like a drop down menu with different choices. If you don't think your current Strife Specibus is for you, Hover over "Shop" and click "Resetter" Each Specibus has its own weapons to choose from and alchemize! So what are you waiting for? Go on! Get busy! There is a List of Strife Specibi to use ranging from the ever so cliché Bladekind to the strange and slightly disturbing Foodkind. In order for an artifact to be allocated to a Strife Deck, it must be the same kind of item as the character's chosen Kind Abstratus" - Homestuck WikiĪ Strife Specibus is the type of Abstratus you assign to your player on The Overseer Project. Each Strife Deck is contained with a Strife Specibus and a character with multiple Strife Specibi will store them within a Strife Portfolio. "In the Homestuck universe weapons can be placed into a Strife Deck, which allows the player to use
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