Avalanche (BCS)

For the weapon in Bloons Supermonkey 2, see Avalanche (BSM2).

Avalanche
On Turn Start: If this card is in your hand, your Hero takes 5 Damage per phase Hmm, what's that rumbling sound? Class Exotic Card Pack None Rarity Super Rare Keywords — Introduced Version 4.0 Stats Cost 2 Charges 1

Avalanche is an Exotic Power card in Bloons Card Storm, introduced in version 4.0. While held in the hand, the owner's Hero takes damage equal to 5 times the current Phase number at the start of each turn, for up to 20 damage per card (Phase 4). It does nothing when played other than removing itself from the hand. This card is exclusive to Dreadbloon, created by Echoes of Avalanche and Stage 2 Dreadbloon, and is not found in the Collection.

This card does not count towards Quests that require using Exotic Power cards.

The card artwork depicts Quincy getting surprised by falling rocks near a cliff. Dreadbloon is in the background, hidden in white fog.

Tips

This section was last updated for: version 4.0

• It is not possible to prevent Avalanches from entering your hand unless it's full. If not full, they'll threaten your Hero's HP.
• There are higher chances of drawing this card when more of your original cards are consumed. Keep your hand relatively full, spend Avalanches if possible (especially in later stages, which deal more damage), and have life healing to offset damage.
  • Because Dreadbloon inevitably draws Avalanches each round, it's practically not possible to lose by decking out.
  • If Dreadbloon doesn't have Repercussions, Jungle's Bounty Druid is a reliable way to heal lost lives, and the constant Avalanches stop the player from not spending.

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In other languages

This section was last updated for: version 4.0

Name

Language	Text	Notes
Danish	Lavine	—
German	Lawine	—
Spanish (Latin America)	Avalancha	—
French	Avalanche	—
Italian	Valanga	—
Japanese	アバランチ	—
Korean	산사태	—
Norwegian	Snøskred	—
Polish	Lawina	—
Portuguese (Brazil)	Avalanche	—
Russian	Лавина	—
Swedish	Lavin	—
Chinese (traditional)	雪崩	—

Flavor

Language	Text	Notes
Danish	Hmm, hvad er det for en rumlende lyd?	—
German	Hmm, was rumpelt denn da so?	—
Spanish (Latin America)	Mmm, ¿qué es ese ruido retumbante?	—
French	Hum, c’est quoi ce grondement ?	—
Italian	Mmh, sentite anche voi questo tremolio?	—
Japanese	ん？あのゴロゴロって音はなんだ？	—
Korean	어라, 저 심상치 않은 소리는 뭐지?	—
Norwegian	Hmm, hva er den buldrende lyden?	—
Polish	Hmm, co to za dudnienie?	—
Portuguese (Brazil)	Hmm, que som de estrondo é esse?	—
Russian	Хм, что это за грохот?	—
Swedish	Hmm, vad är det där för ett mullrande ljud?	—
Chinese (traditional)	唔，那轟隆聲是怎麼回事？	—