Slayers 2 “The Horde” Card Guide – Score Multiplier, Flame Breathing, and Desert Route

A single showcase run finished with 546,139 points after 2:47:15, with the result screen recording Floor 84 reached. It was a long climb.

Prepare Flame Breathing and your card build

The Ouwigahara Dungeon awards Dungeon Points. To use this build, unlock Flame Breathing at level 25 and train with Rengu. Its displayed buffs cut the Z windup by 20%, make held V 50% faster with a shorter pause before the second slash, and let Z dash down correctly toward slammed targets.

Prioritize Damage+, cooldown reduction, and health cards. Damage and shorter cooldowns support repeated Flame Breathing attacks, while Block Points add survivability in Dungeons. Take % Streak on each floor for more points and Ascension for score amplification. The passive picks in this build are Momentum, Heavy Hitter, Frenzy, Glass Cannon, and Vampiric.

An unnamed passive adds a freeze effect to M1; an unnamed flame card is another option. Keep Cartographer with Tectonic Shift available for map management. The +2 Rerolls card adds two tickets, and each ticket redraws the entire hand.

Understand Horde and the point modifiers

The Horde cuts mobs’ maximum health by 60% while putting more enemies in each wave. That combination gives Flame Breathing’s area attacks plenty of clustered targets, though clearing the extra enemies still takes time. The point values below are modifier multipliers, not a ranking of which card to take next.

Displayed score point multipliers

Follow the dungeon route from desert to grass

The ruined stone wall is the landmark for the desert fights: it gives Flame Breathing a downward angle into enemies gathering below. Downward area attacks can clear those clustered waves. The boss fights also bring you off that perch.

How to build score points

Follow the card choices and combat positions from the desert floors into the grass biome.

Start the desert wall routine

On Floor 55, attack the enemies gathering below the raised stone wall with Flame Breathing; after the clear, take Supreme Trophy for 1,500 points.

Clear Floor 56

Drop from the wall, combine sword strikes with flame attacks, and use repeated area attacks to finish the remaining enemies and boss.

Seek Horde on Floor 57

Reroll the card hand for The Horde, then return to the wall pillar and cast fire into approaching waves before descending to finish the boss.

Take a manageable alternative

On the Floor 58 selection, take +2 Rerolls, redraw the hand, and choose Fair Fight when Horde is absent.

Block before casting

Hold block at the wall position, fire V into the enemies below, and repeat until the encounter is clear.

Finish the Floor 59 boss

Leave the perch to defeat the large boss with sword attacks, then take Twin Bosses and Fair Fight at the following selections.

Escape the Floor 60 surround

Start with flame attacks from the wall; if enemies reach you, dash clear of the surrounding demons and kite them across the desert with ranged flame attacks.

Defeat the two bosses

Fight the Floor 60 bosses separately with sword attacks and flame bursts.

Build from the Floor 60 cards

Choose Frenzy, Damage +5, Damage +4, and then The Horde in the demonstrated card sequence.

Carry rerolls into Floor 62

After Flame Breathing brings down the Floor 61 boss, take +2 Rerolls, skip the event, and select Cursed Coin when Horde is absent.

Return to the wall on Floor 62

Cast flame attacks into clustered mobs from above, drop for the boss, and finish it with large flame bursts; the next picks are +2 Rerolls and The Horde.

Keep the flame rotation going

Clear Floor 63 mobs with flame waves and defeat its boss, then select The Horde and Boss Hunt.

Clear Floor 64 and take the next cards

Use a Flame Breathing combo against the mobs and boss, then take Move Speed +10% and Twin Bosses when offered.

Spend rerolls from Floor 70

Use the tickets you saved to seek The Horde as encounters grow tougher, especially if Floor 60 enemies were already difficult to withstand.

Hold Tectonic Shift for an unsuitable map

Keep the card in reserve while the desert position works; if snow leaves you without useful area-attack positioning, use it to cycle maps and seek desert or grass.

Repeat the desert fights through Floor 80

Use the wall and Flame Breathing through Floors 71–80, keep taking Horde when it appears, and defeat the Floor 80 boss before leaving the desert.

Head for the rear grass cliff

After the Floor 81 map change, cross toward the back, clear pursuing enemies at ground level, and climb the tall stone ledge overlooking the path.

Attack the grass approach

Watch enemies coming up the ramp and repeatedly aim V and Z into their approach over the ledge.

Reset when enemies climb up

Drop to the bottom so pursuing enemies circle around the demonstrated route before approaching the ledge again.

Return to the ledge after ground combat

Use rapid flame attacks in the open grass when you come down, then climb back up to fight later waves from the stone platform.

Manage cards and rerolls near Floor 70

Begin saving tickets before the harder stretch, even when an available hand offers a less attractive choice. Fair Fight and Twin Bosses were manageable earlier, but enemies still reached the perch and forced a retreat.

Around Floors 60–70, the Horde encounters in this attempt felt less damaging. Its stated card effect concerns maximum mob health, and the later Floors 70–80 stayed manageable as long as NPCs did not hit or spam the player. Repeated Horde waves take time to finish.

Handle map changes and the grass ledge

Biome changes occur every ten floors. This run stayed in the desert through the Floor 80 boss, then loaded into grass on Floor 81. Desert and grass both supplied elevated positions for the demonstrated Flame Breathing attacks; snow was the map to cycle away from when its available position did not suit the area attacks.

On the grass ledge, enemies approached along the ramp and repeatedly arrived where the Flame attacks were aimed. Dropping below made pursuers circle around again in this attempt, but the route did not keep every enemy away.

Survive the late fights and collect the rewards

In the narrated encounter on Floor 85, Nezuko withstood the incoming attack, made it onto the ledge, and unleashed a quick purple combo, ending the run despite roughly 5,000 health. Other enemies can chain dangerous attacks too. Maintain your distance from NPCs that deal high damage, including Nezuko on Floor 85+. This fatal encounter followed the progress shown on the result screen in the opener.

Following the defeat, the player went back to the reward lobby and opened all eight caches, collecting loot and coins. Among this run’s drops were Ore, a Coin Pouch, Twilight Star Ore, Black Monster Ore, and Silver Fang Mask. The leaderboard showed the same final score, initially ranking the result #52 and later displaying #57—two snapshots of a shifting rank. Flame Breathing had room to work from the ledge. Eventually, Nezuko declined the arrangement.

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