Xhawk33 from the Sony forums got all the card patterns and posted the attack squares for all to see. These are the only known battle patterns so far. It’s nice to finally see all the information in a easy to find spot.

 Here’s a quick look at the differences between some of the more similar attack patterns:

 Pattern A: This creature has a magic attack that can damage one enemy, anywhere you choose on the field.

Pattern H: This creatures magic attack can damage all enemies on the field in a single attack. It may however have certain elemental grid that will not be effected by it’s attack (see individual cards)

Pattern D: This creature will attack through a target to reach another. This results in both creatures being damaged in one attack. Be careful though, as this creature will hit both of it’s targets regardless of their alliance, so don’t get stuck accidently pummeling your own creature!

Pattern F: This creature may attack either the enemy in front of it, or the enemy one space away from it. If there are enemies in both positions, you are able to choose which to attack.

Pattern R: This creature may always choose to attack both spaces in front of it. If an ally occupies one of the spaces, it will only damage the enemy character, but if both spaces are enemies then both will be attacked.

 The remainder of the attack patterns should be fairly straight forward, so we’ll leave you to put your knowledge of the game to them. If all else fails and you aren’t sure how to use a particular card, don’t hesitate to try it against the computer because learning your deck is the most important key to victory!

Strategies ahoy!