Eerie Lifeforce

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==Tips==

~~{{outdated|fundamentally changed for OTK late-game, now less combos without the QAF}}~~

*With enough Bloons in the graveyard, Eerie Lifeforce on a friendly Bloon can act as an alternative to [[Improved Fortification]] for less cost. Using it on the opponent's Bloons can be done, but the Health gain and 4 cost means that doing so should be only used as a last resort to stall the Bloon before a card such as [[Return to Sender]].

*With enough Bloons in the graveyard, Eerie Lifeforce on a friendly Bloon can act as an alternative to [[Improved Fortification]] for less cost. Using it on the opponent's Bloons can be done, but the Health gain means that doing so should be only used ~~early or~~ as a last resort to stall the Bloon before a card such as [[Return to Sender]].

**Eerie Lifeforce can be used early on by decks that don't play many Bloons to stall enemy Bloons, although the more expensive cost makes it somewhat dangerous to do this.

**Eerie Lifeforce can be used early on by decks that don't play many Bloons to stall enemy Bloons.

*Like Improved Fortification, Eerie Lifeforce can be used to make an OTK combination, and Immobile Bloons don't care about delay.

**Similar tactics to strengthen a friendly [[Double ~~Yellow~~ Bloon]] before using two [[Quick Ready]] can be done. Playing a Double ~~Yellow~~ plus those cards would cost 21 Gold~~; decks without mid-round Gold generation~~ or ~~discounts should use~~ [[~~Double Green Bloon~~]]. The [[Storm (BCS)|Storm]]'s Double Yellows can also provide ~~this~~ OTK opportunity.

**Similar tactics to strengthen a friendly [[Double Red Bloon]] before using two [[Quick Ready]] can be done. Playing a Double Red plus those cards would cost 20 Gold, although this is an idealized situation, as any [[Defender]], [[Druid of Peace]] or [[Hero Protection]] can stop this combo. The [[Storm (BCS)|Storm]]'s [[Double Yellow Bloon|Double Yellows]] or [[Double Ceramic Bloon|Double Ceramics]] can also provide an OTK opportunity.

**[[ARBITR]] can be used if the opponent lacks anything strong enough to stop it.

*Eerie Lifeforce can be held for a long period of time to give late game Bloons an obscene amount of health for 4 Gold. It requires 15 Bloons in the graveyard to be better than [[Improved Fortification]].

*Eerie Lifeforce can be held for a long period of time to give late game Bloons an obscene amount of health for 2 Gold.

*Eerie does not remove Bloons from the graveyard when played, meaning playing multiple won’t harm the others.

*Control decks that aim to outlast the opponent should not passively wait for the opponent to exhaust their resources. ~~With~~ Eerie ~~Lifeforce~~, ~~any~~ one~~-delay Double Bloon with~~ two Quick Ready and Eerie Lifeforce will eventually outscale any amount of [[Shield (BCS)|Shield]] and not require tech cards to counter specific Heroes like [[Adora (BCS)|Adora]] or [[Obyn Greenfoot (BCS)|Obyn Greenfoot]].

*Control decks that aim to outlast the opponent should not passively wait for the opponent to exhaust their resources. Control decks often use [[Red Bloon Apopalypse]] along with the Storm’s spawns to fill up their graveyard before getting to powerful spawns for Eerie. Any Bloon with low delay, one or two [[Quick Ready|Quick Readies]] and Eerie Lifeforce will eventually outscale any amount of [[Shield (BCS)|Shield]] and not require tech cards to counter specific Heroes like [[Adora (BCS)|Adora]] or [[Obyn Greenfoot (BCS)|Obyn Greenfoot]]. This is primarily how very late game control decks finish games, by combining Eerie with strong Storm spawns.

*Before using this card, check how many Bloons are currently in your graveyard by tapping the deck icon on the bottom-left corner to view it.

==Update history==

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-{{outdated|fundamentally changed for OTK late-game, now less combos without the QAF}}
+{{BCS last updated|6.4|section=y}}
-{{BCS last updated|6.2|section=y}}
+*With enough Bloons in the graveyard, Eerie Lifeforce on a friendly Bloon can act as an alternative to [[Improved Fortification]] for less cost. Using it on the opponent's Bloons can be done, but the Health gain and 4 cost means that doing so should be only used as a last resort to stall the Bloon before a card such as [[Return to Sender]].
-*With enough Bloons in the graveyard, Eerie Lifeforce on a friendly Bloon can act as an alternative to [[Improved Fortification]] for less cost. Using it on the opponent's Bloons can be done, but the Health gain means that doing so should be only used early or as a last resort to stall the Bloon before a card such as [[Return to Sender]].
+**Eerie Lifeforce can be used early on by decks that don't play many Bloons to stall enemy Bloons, although the more expensive cost makes it somewhat dangerous to do this.
-**Eerie Lifeforce can be used early on by decks that don't play many Bloons to stall enemy Bloons.
 *Like Improved Fortification, Eerie Lifeforce can be used to make an OTK combination, and Immobile Bloons don't care about delay.
-**Similar tactics to strengthen a friendly [[Double Yellow Bloon]] before using two [[Quick Ready]] can be done. Playing a Double Yellow plus those cards would cost 21 Gold;<!--5+2+7*2=21--> decks without mid-round Gold generation or discounts should use [[Double Green Bloon]]. The [[Storm (BCS)|Storm]]'s Double Yellows can also provide this OTK opportunity.
+**Similar tactics to strengthen a friendly [[Double Red Bloon]] before using two [[Quick Ready]] can be done. Playing a Double Red plus those cards would cost 20 Gold, although this is an idealized situation, as any [[Defender]], [[Druid of Peace]] or [[Hero Protection]] can stop this combo. The [[Storm (BCS)|Storm]]'s [[Double Yellow Bloon|Double Yellows]] or [[Double Ceramic Bloon|Double Ceramics]] can also provide an OTK opportunity.
-**[[ARBITR]] can be used if the opponent lacks anything strong enough to stop it.
+*Eerie Lifeforce can be held for a long period of time to give late game Bloons an obscene amount of health for 4 Gold. It requires 15 Bloons in the graveyard to be better than [[Improved Fortification]].
-*Eerie Lifeforce can be held for a long period of time to give late game Bloons an obscene amount of health for 2 Gold.
+*Eerie does not remove Bloons from the graveyard when played, meaning playing multiple won’t harm the others.
-*Control decks that aim to outlast the opponent should not passively wait for the opponent to exhaust their resources. With Eerie Lifeforce, any one-delay Double Bloon with two Quick Ready and Eerie Lifeforce will eventually outscale any amount of [[Shield (BCS)|Shield]] and not require tech cards to counter specific Heroes like [[Adora (BCS)|Adora]] or [[Obyn Greenfoot (BCS)|Obyn Greenfoot]].
+*Control decks that aim to outlast the opponent should not passively wait for the opponent to exhaust their resources. Control decks often use [[Red Bloon Apopalypse]] along with the Storm’s spawns to fill up their graveyard before getting to powerful spawns for Eerie. Any Bloon with low delay, one or two [[Quick Ready|Quick Readies]] and Eerie Lifeforce will eventually outscale any amount of [[Shield (BCS)|Shield]] and not require tech cards to counter specific Heroes like [[Adora (BCS)|Adora]] or [[Obyn Greenfoot (BCS)|Obyn Greenfoot]]. This is primarily how very late game control decks finish games, by combining Eerie with strong Storm spawns.
 *Before using this card, check how many Bloons are currently in your graveyard by tapping the deck icon on the bottom-left corner to view it.
 ==Update history==

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