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Bludgeon

High-cost Ironclad attack and energy check

Bludgeon is an Ironclad attack page for deciding when a huge damage turn is worth the energy, draw, and route pressure it demands.

Primary keyword: slay the spire 2 bludgeonLow confidence
Tier stance

Strong when energy and route support it

Risk

Punishes bad hands if the deck is too slow

Draft note

High-cost attacks need a route check. Bludgeon-style cards can end dangerous fights quickly, but they also expose every energy, draw, and defense problem in the deck. The card is safest when the deck can survive the turn it does not appear and spend the big turn meaningfully when it does.

Slay the Spire 2 Ironclad Bludgeon run footage
High-cost attack footage should show both the payoff turn and the hands that carry the deck before it.
  • Raise the card when energy or relics make it playable on time.
  • Lower it when the deck already struggles to block bad hands.
  • Compare it against cheaper damage before the next elite or boss.

Support check

Bludgeon gets better when relics or upgrades let the deck turn a large hit into a reliable fight plan. It gets worse when the deck is missing draw, block, or flexible cards that keep the route safe before the big hit lands.

Page Status

Version
Early Access
Updated
Jun 11, 2026
Category
Card - Ironclad
IroncladHigh CostDamage

Source Footage

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These videos are queued for transcript review, screenshot selection, source playback, and original guide writing. We use them as research material, then rewrite the advice in our own structure.

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Bludgeon Ironclad Run gameplay still
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Bludgeon Ironclad Run

THE Bludgeon Run of All Time. Slay the Spire 2 (Ironclad).mp4

  • Document when high-cost attacks are supported by route and relic context.
  • Collect map-pressure examples for expensive Ironclad damage packages.
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FAQ

Is Bludgeon always worth taking for Ironclad?

No. It is best when the deck can afford the cost and still defend awkward hands. Otherwise a cheaper card can be the safer pick.