Lucky Card One-Card Run Relic

"Every route collapses into one card." / "万般路线,最后只剩一张牌。"

━━━━━━━━━━ English ━━━━━━━━━━

Overview

A one-card-run relic for Slay the Spire 2. On every character, Neow's first option is replaced with the relic Lucky Card. Pick it and your starting deck is gone — you fight the entire run with a single, ever-changing attack that scales with floor depth.

What the relic does

• []On pickup — sacrifice every card in your deck. From the character + colorless pool, gain 1 random upgraded non-Exhaust damage card of cost 3 or less, with Replay 1.[/]

  []Damage formula — the card's damage is its own base damage + your current floor number. It scales automatically as you climb.[/]

  []After every combat — the card morphs into another random qualifying attack, and its damage is recomputed against the new base and the current floor.[/]

  []Other relics fuel it — for every 5 additional relics you obtain during the run, those relics are immediately sacrificed and the card gains +1 Replay (the counter then resets to 0).[/]

  Why play it

  • []Pure one-card runs — no draw RNG, no deckbuilding decisions, every turn is a clean read.[/]

    []Scales with the tower, not with luck — floor count gives a guaranteed damage floor.[/]

    []Reshuffles itself — every fight feels different because the card itself changes.[/]

    []Forces brutal trade-offs — every relic you pick after this one is a Replay token, not a permanent boon.[/]

    Compatibility

    • []Works on all characters — the patch swaps Neow's first option universally.[/]

      []Pure C# / Harmony patch. No save format changes. Safe to remove between runs.[/]

      []Single-player only.[/]

      Installation

      • []Install a Slay the Spire 2 mod loader that supports the contract.[/]

        []Drop the HangThemRelic folder into your mods/ directory.[/]

        []Launch the game. Choose any character → first Neow option = Lucky Card.[/]

        Languages included

        Simplified Chinese · Traditional Chinese · English · Japanese · Korean · German · French · Italian · Spanish · Brazilian Portuguese · Russian · Polish · Turkish · Thai. Non-CJK locales currently fall back to the English body text; flavor lines are localized per language.

        Notes