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'''Economy Drain''' is an [[Power (BCS)|Advanced Power]] [[card]] in ''[[Bloons Card Storm]]'' introduced in {{BCS version|6.0}}. It reduces both players' [[Gold (BCS)|economy]] by 3. | '''Economy Drain''' is an [[Power (BCS)|Advanced Power]] [[card]] in ''[[Bloons Card Storm]]'' introduced in {{BCS version|6.0}}. It reduces both players' [[Gold (BCS)|economy]] by up to 3. Economy cannot go lower than 0. | ||
==Tips== | ==Tips== | ||
{{BCS last updated|6.0|section=y}} | {{BCS last updated|6.0|section=y}} | ||
*For only 2 Gold,<!--ideally, this should summarize that this is another expense for the player--> Economy Drain chokes the base eco of both players. Farm-based loadouts (including tempo Farm loadouts) are less affected by Economy Drain. Most decks rely on base eco to gain Gold, and this card is especially favorable in aggro. | *For only 2 Gold,<!--ideally, this should summarize that this is another expense for the player--> Economy Drain chokes the base eco of both players. Farm-based loadouts (including tempo Farm loadouts) are less affected by Economy Drain. Most decks rely on base eco to gain Gold, and this card is especially favorable in aggro. | ||
**Conveniently, a normal [[Banana Farm (BCS)|Banana Farm]] earns 2 Gold at the start of a turn; this allows an Economy Drain can be bought the following turn. | **Conveniently, a normal [[Banana Farm (BCS)|Banana Farm]] earns 2 Gold at the start of a turn; this allows an Economy Drain can be bought the following turn. | ||
*Some cards and their combinations that cost between 8 to 10 Gold are affected a lot by Economy Drain preventing cards being guaranteed to be affordable next turn. Notable examples include [[Super Monkey Storm (BCS)|Super Monkey Storm]] and [[Double Trouble]]. | |||
*Certain combinations of Gold costs that normally would be affordable next turn would suddenly not be. A notable example is, inclusively, affording two [[Quick Ready]] when the opponent has between 4 and 6 Gold. | |||
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