In Bridger Western, Cards apply a variety of passive effects and abilities that can complement your current build. These are stat bonuses that encourage playing the game a certain way. If combined with the right equipment and Stand, they can amplify your gameplay experience noticeably. Cards can be obtained by having your fortune read by the Mud Witch in the Swamp.
Here’s everything you need to know about Cards in Bridger Western.
Getting Cards in Bridger Western
Cards can boost your damage, defenses, Stand abilities, or utility, aiding you in numerous ways. Naturally, they are an essential part of any endgame player’s arsenal, maximizing their efficacy in general gameplay and combat. Beginners may also make use of them to get started on their journey.
Getting Cards is a matter of having your fortune read by the Mud Witch, as mentioned earlier. You can find her south of the Outlaw Camp, if you are playing as an Outlaw. If a lawkeeper (called Inlaw in-game), then, head to the Ridge County railway station and take a diagonal right, to the southeast. Keep continuing in this direction until you reach The Swamp, where you can encounter the Mud Witch.
Speak to her and have your fortune read for 150 Moola. This will give you a choice of three random Cards, of which you can only pick one. To pick additional Cards, you must spend an additional 50 Moola per Card. Based on your tier, you can have up to three Cards active at a time.
The Bridger Western Stand tier list ranks every Stand in the game based on how well they perform in combat.
List of all Cards in Bridger Western
Here is a complete list of all Cards in Bridger Western, along with their respective passive abilities:
- Archer’s Child: 1.5x Bow drawspeed; 2x Bow fire rate.
- A True Cowboy: Your lasso auto-targets other players on horseback; 17% Gun damage on horseback.
- Belmont Family Crest: Increase damage dealt to Vampires by 25%; increase damage received from Vampires by 25%.
- Boy With Fists: Increases Melee damage by 20%; reduces Gun accuracy by 55%.
- Can’t Lay Off the Tonic: Increases damage dealt based on the amount of Tonics consumed; deals damage over time if you don’t consume Tonics.
- Demolitions Expert: Reduce damage received from explosions; deal more damage with explosions.
- Desperado: Increases Gun damage dealt if your HP is low.
- Evil Eye: Increases Ocular Prowess duration and cooldown by 50%.
- Executioner: Lethal headshots that deal more than 40 damage cause a decapitation.
- FAUX: High Noon: Reduces Max HP by 10; grants Auto Aim during Ocular Prowess if you have High Noon in your Card slot.
- Free Runner: Increases Stamina by 20; changes combat roll into a slide.
- Flesh Automaton: Taking lethal damage can trigger an explosion.
- High Noon: Reduces Max HP by 10; grants Auto Aim during noon for five seconds.
- Poltergeist: Increases avatar model transparency during combat roll; increases combat roll stamina consumption by 80%.
- Quick Draw: Equipping your primary weapon grants a Quick Draw effect for a short while.
- Secret Technique: Activates a Secret Technique below 40% HP.
- Sturdy: Increases max HP by 15%. 3 hits to finish you.
- Snake Eater: Turn partially invisible and increase stamina regeneration by staying still for five seconds.
- Total Checkmate: Throw knife volleys using the Right Mouse Button.
- Time Heals All Wounds: Grants passive HP regeneration.
- Tonic Master: Spawn with three Tonics. Receive 15% more HP from Tonics.
- Too Tired to Fall: Reduce damage received when below 50% Stamina.
- Twenty Meter Radius Steel: Create a web using the Right Mouse Button with your Silver Wireset.
- Show Me a Good Time: Increases blade damage by 10%. Can parry bullets.
- Silver Wireset: Steel Wireset applies Silver damage, which burns Vampires.
- Seasoned Hunter: Spawn with a Stake. Reduces blood drained by Vampires. Reduces max HP.
- Small Cuts: Receive 10% more damage. If shot rapidly, you receive less damage.
- Veteran: Reloading with a Revolver no longer empties its chambers.
- Winged Man: Deal 25% more damage when mid-air.
- Lungshot: Hitting a player reduces their Stamina.
- Sneaky Lowlife: Players using Ocular Prowess will not be able to spot or highlight you.
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FAQs on Bridger Western
How do I get Cards in Bridger Western?
You can get Cards at the Swamp by having your fortune read by the Mud Witch.
What do Cards do in Bridger Western?
Cards apply passive abilities that improve your overall gameplay experience in a myriad of ways.
How much Moola does it cost to get Cards in Bridger Western?
You need 150 Moola to get your fortune read and receive a Card, while turning additional Cards costs 50 Moola.
Edited by Swapnil Joshi
