Card Spotlight: Crimson Water

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Card Spotlight: Crimson Water

In this article, I’ll be putting the spotlight on the Aqua card, “Crimson Water.”

As of October 2021, this card has 120 base damage, 30 shields, and costs 1 energy. It also targets injured enemies if the user is below 50% HP.

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How Is Crimson Water Used?

Crimson Water is a high-damage mouth card that lets the user focus on enemy Axies that are already damaged.

It’s useful for accessing backline targets that damage themselves ( e.g. All-out Shot) in some situations.

What Kind of Axies/Teams Use Crimson Water?

Most of the Axies that use this card are Aquas that want to get greater damage output. Crimson Water is the only Aqua mouth card with the highest base damage.

Occasionally, Reptile or Dusk Axies build around Crimson Water to increase the Axie’s speed stats.

Pros and Cons of the Crimson Water Card

Pros

high base damage and good shields
targets injured targets

Cons

effect only works in certain situations (extremely rare)
may have difficulty taking out enemy tanks due to the absence of Fish Hook

Crimson Water Card Synergies

All-out Shot
Because this card damages it’s user, it’s great for activating Crimson Water’s effect

Star Shuriken, Hero’s Bane, Scale Dart, Water Sphere
these cards have high base damage and if paired with Crimson Water, the Axie would could deal insane amounts of damage

Upstream Swim, Swift Escape
these cards could be paired with Crimson Water to make a traditional Aqua build that focuses more on damage in 1v1s

You can check out these articles to view more on this card’s Axie body parts:

Axie Infinity ALL Body Parts List

Axie Infinity Mouth Body Parts List

Updated On : Nov 11, 2021 Written By : Dale Mercurio

Dale is a student by day, writer by night, but an all-day gamer since birth. He is extremely passionate about video games and started playing before he could even read. His favorite games include: TES5: Skyrim, God of War, the Monster Hunter Franchise, and recently, Axie Infinity.