Block Tales: Cards Tier List

Cards are used to perform actions in Block Tales, whether offensive, defensive, or utility. As you progress through the game and develop your build, you will gain access to new and powerful cards. Knowing which cards are the best for your build is important, as they can make the difference between victory and a crushing defeat.

If you’re new to a game, it can be a little difficult to tell which cards are more effective, considering that there are more than 40 unique cards available. Naturally, understanding what makes a card suited for your build is essential.

This guide aims to sort all 44 cards in a comprehensive tiered manner to determine which of these are the best in the game.

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Ranking Cards in Block Tales

Ranking all cards in Block Tales (Image via Roblox)

S-tier: The pinnacle of the game

The cards in the S-tier boast exceptional effectiveness and lack any significant flaws. You may freely add them to most builds without losing effectiveness, making them all-rounders in and out of battle.

Card	Effect
Resurrect	Resurrects the player or an ally
HP Drain	Drains enemy’s HP and adds it to your health pool
Snowball	Freezes an enemy
Daze	Inflicts the Dizzy status effect
Linebounce	Powerful attack with an area of effect
I Spy	Indicates nearby Bux
Ice Dagger	Boosts defense for three turns; recovers own and ally HP and SP per turn
HP Finder	Boosts HP recovered after the end of a battle

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A-tier: Highly effective, but flawed

Sword Toss, a highly effective Knight build card (Image via Roblox || ItzVexo on YouTube)

A-tier cards perform well overall, but they really shine in specific circumstances. For instance, a Knight build can use the Knight card to boost their sword attack power. Since this build won’t make use of the ball anyway, the Knight card becomes incredibly useful.

Card	Effect
Sword Toss	Flings a sword at the targeted enemy
Charge DEF	Boosts own Defense stat
SP Finder	Boosts SP gained per battle
Thorns	Boosts counterattack damage
Good Vibes	Recovers own and ally HP and SP
Lucky Start	Applies a random buff effect at the start of the battle
Happy HP	Passive 1 HP regeneration per round
Happy SP	Passive 1 SP regeneration per round
Defend +	Increases own Defense by 1
Baller	Boosts ball attack power; prevents sword usage
Knight	Boosts sword attack power; prevents ball usage
Speed Spin	Boosts Spin dash speed; reduces spin duration
Power Stab	Powerful sword attack scaled by the Strength stat
Item+	Boosts item effectiveness
HP+	Boosts your HP pool
Cure	Regenerates HP

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B-tier: Middle-of-the-road options

Using the Shrinking card (Image via Roblox || ItzVexo on YouTube)

The cards positioned in the B-tier can look great in specific circumstances, but their usefulness is limited outside of such scenarios.

Card	Effect
Ante Up	Boosts damage upon successful action command; reduces damage to zero upon failed action command
Shrinking	Shrinks your model, allowing you to access new areas
SP Saver	Reduces SP cost of abilities
SP Drain	Drains SP from enemies and adds to your SP pool
Fireball	Applies the Burn status effect on the enemy
Sacrifice	Sacrifices 5 HP from your health pool and gives it to allies
SP Regen +	Boosts SP gained after the battle ends
Free Poison	An ally gains the Poison ability; you lose the ability to use Ball
Pity SP	Chance to gain SP while being hit
Minimize	Shrinks the enemy

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C-tier: Poor performance

The Ball and Sword cards (Image via Roblox || ItzVexo on YouTube)

C-tier cards are generally better off not being used at all. Some cards, such as Ball and Sword, can be useful for their low or no SP cost. Otherwise, these cards are better left unequipped for serious battles.

Card	Effect
Ball	No SP cost; throws a ball at the enemy
Hard mode	Boosts XP gained; increases the battle difficulty
Dynamite	Causes an explosion that clears debris
Sword	No SP cost; swings a sword at the enemy
Slow Go	Reduces your movement speed
Defender	Raises defense by 1; lowers attack by 1

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D-tier: Cosmetic cards only

The following cards only change how your attacks sound, making them ineffective in battle. That said, their novelty is worth praising.

Card	Effect
ATK-FX B	Alters attacking sound effects
ATK-FX G	Alters attacking sound effects
ATK-FX Y	Alters attacking sound effects

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FAQs

What is the best card for HP regeneration in Block Tales?

The card HP Drain is the best for regenerating HP since it simultaneously attacks the enemies.

Which card can I use to boost damage with a ball?

The card Baller boosts damage dealt with ball attacks, which also makes it the best attack booster for Ball-centric builds.

What do the cosmetic cards do in Block Tales?

The cosmetic cards, labeled ATK-FX, change the sound effects used by your attacks.