Plink is an Umbra 
Card in the Exile 
Starter Deck. You begin with 3-5 of them depending on your Covenant Rank.
Lore[]
The Primordium does not speak through words but through floods of feeling. The bounds of its mind seem endless. It’s no wonder that the ultimate split of the Primordium created a varying number of personalities, not the least of which are my friendly Morsels.
Strategy[]
Plink is a strong early card in fights where there are lots of 1
enemies, frequently killing 2 enemies and generating 2 morsels against waves of Clergymen. However, 1 enemies are not common past Ring 4, and not all battles before that will have many good targets for this spell. Taking the Armor Emblem trial will make Plink a lot less effective as well, often even if it is upgraded. On the other hand, Plink is quite effective on early turns if Mark of Invasion is taken.
Without either a Surgestone, Powerstone, or some other source of Magic Power, this spell is therefore a high purge priority.
Suggested Upgrades[]
| Upgrade | Description |
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Surgestone is effective on Plink, giving it 21 damage and allowing it to continue having a chance of killing backline enemies and generating morsels. Consume is useful to remove this card from further showing up in the deck in favor of better cards. |
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Powerstone is also an option on Plink, giving it 11 power and allowing it to continue having a chance of killing backliners and generating morsels. It can be better than Surgestone if you'd rather Plink not to consume on use. |
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Purging is a good way to remove weak starter spells. |
History[]
See: Version History
In Dev streams, Plink was revealed as a 1 damage to all enemies card with the same slay effect, but was nerfed before introduction in Friends and Foes.
| Version | Changes |
|---|---|
| 1.2.5 | Added Plink. |
