Dash
Silent
B — Situational
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Gain 10 Block. Deal 10 damage.
Why B-tier:
Solid damage and defense in one card — flexible tempo that’s never a dead draw.
Best with:
Footwork, Any Silent build
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Silent tempo card
Dash buys one clean turn of Block and damage
Dash is strongest while the deck is still patching Act 1 and Act 2 fundamentals. One card covering both defense and damage can stabilize awkward draws.
Pick it when
- The Silent deck needs immediate damage without skipping Block on the same turn.
- Two energy is affordable and the next fights punish hands that only attack or only defend.
- The deck lacks compact tempo more than it lacks long-term scaling.
Pass or delay when
- The deck has moved into low-cost Poison, discard, or draw chains where a two-cost card clogs turns.
- Upcoming fights demand scaling or precise damage bursts rather than one solid tempo card.
- Energy is tight and playing Dash would prevent the rest of the hand from working.
Matchup notes
- Against early elites and hallway fights, Dash is often valuable because it reduces split attack-versus-defend turns.
- Against Aeonglass, a single card that does two jobs can be useful if the deck is respecting the card-play budget.
- Against Corrupt Heart, Dash is usually support, not the plan; the deck still needs scaling Block, damage, or card economy.
Common misreads
- Keeping Dash too long as the primary damage plan after the deck needs scaling.
- Ignoring the two-energy cost in hands that already require setup.
- Taking it over a card that fixes a more urgent draw, energy, or scaling weakness.