Red Witch Ghost Charge Death Loop

Ghost Charge Persistence Creating "Guaranteed Defeat" Loop

Silver: This needs to be reported as a Sequential Lock-out high priority bug.

For those spending a lot of money in this game, this will often be the reason weak slow builds are defeating you.

The Issue: Sequential Logic Failure

The "Death Escape" regular skill is carrying over from Turn 1 to Turn 2. This "Ghost Charge" creates a Circumstance Dilemma where having the higher speed stat—normally an advantage—guarantees a loss.

The "Guaranteed Defeat" Scenario (Step-by-Step)

1. Turn 1: Both players cast the "Death Escape" skill. No lethal hits occur, so the charges remain.
2. Turn 2 Start: The "Ghost Charges" from Turn 1 fail to expire, despite the "Each Turn" description.
3. The Speed Penalty: My hero is faster and attacks first with a No-Respawn Skill. This powerful attack is "absorbed" by the opponent’s Turn 1 Ghost Charge.
4. The Counter-Blow: The opponent (now protected by their own Turn 1 Ghost Charge) attacks with their No-Respawn Skill. My hero dies permanently because my own Ghost Charge was either used up or the sequence prevents a recovery.
5. The Outcome: The player who goes first in Turn 2 is effectively "tricked" into wasting their best skill on a legacy buff that should have expired at the end of Turn 1.

The Logical Argument for "Unintended Mechanic"

• The Speed Paradox: In no balanced turn-based game should "Going First" result in a guaranteed disadvantage. If the Ghost Charge didn't exist, the faster hero's attack would land as intended.
• The "Each Turn" Clause: Grammatically, "Each Turn" acts as a boundary. If the skill is allowed to persist into the next turn cycle, it negates the strategic value of turn-based cooldowns and speed tiers.
• Meta-Breaking Interaction: This bug allows a "passive" carry-over to defeat an "active" No-Respawn skill. It determines the winner based on a Duration Leak rather than active strategy or gear quality.

Conclusion for the Bug Section

This is a High Priority Logic Bug. The "Death Escape" skill must be recoded to strictly expire at the Turn End phase. Currently, the carry-over creates a "False Protection" layer that absorbs high-value No-Respawn skills at the start of Turn 2, breaking the competitive integrity of the game's speed and turn-order mechanics.

This is essentially a "Sequential Lock-out." It describes the fact that the bug forces the game into a path where you have no choice but to lose your best attack to a bug, which then leaves you wide open for the opponent's "real" Turn 2 attack. It makes the "Each Turn" description not just a typo, but a complete breakdown of the game's combat rules.