When a card bearing this sigil is played, a (Green, Orange, or Blue) Gem is provided to the owner.
Mox Sigils are sigils that provide gems of the corresponding color to its owner. This allows to play any card needing the gem as currency, as long as the card bearing one of these sigils stays on the board. These sigils can only be found on Mox cards, and are key elements to the Magick deck. The Great Mox sigil combines the effects of the other 3 Mox Sigils, thus activating the 3 gems at once.
In Act III, when arriving in the West of Botopia, P03 will upgrade the Empty Vessels that constitute the Side Deck in this part of the game to bear these sigils. And although the gems they activate aren't used as currency to any card, they are able to boost the stats of any Gemified card :
In Magnificus's part of the Finale, the Green, Orange and Blue Mox sigils can also be found in the side deck, as this one is made of Mox Cards.
Strategy[]
If possible, you should try to have cards bearing multiple of these sigils at once. Because the Great Mox can only be found in Act II, that means having cards with 2 of these sigils at the same time in your deck rather than only 1. This allows for much more options to play cards that need the Gems provided by these cards.
Act III[]
In Act III, it is possible to modify the number of Mox Vessels giving a certain gem. For example, it's possible to make a side deck full of Vessels bearing the Green Mox sigil. However, having only 2 out of the 3 Mox Sigils (and having 5 Vessels for each) gives a more reliable 50/50 chance to get the Gem you need.
- If you wish to overpower your cards, then you should go for a combination of the Green and Orange Mox sigils, as they give a +1/+2 to every Gemified card on the board.
- If you want to quickly attack or defend, then in both cases you will need the Blue Mox sigil, as it reduces the cost of your cards and allows for a more quick type of play. Then, depending on if you prefer attacking or defending, it is best to add either the Orange or Green Mox sigils to the mix respectively.
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