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Inferno — Ironclad Power Card in Slay the Spire 2

Updated 17 Oct 2026 Source Slay the Spire 2 card data (spire-codex.com API), 577 cards retrieved 17 October 2026 By
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Inferno card art
Inferno

At the start of your turn, lose 1 HP. Whenever you lose HP on your turn, deal 6 damage to ALL enemies.

CharacterIronclad
TypePower
RarityUncommon
Cost1 Energy
TargetSelf

Card text

At the start of your turn, lose 1 HP. Whenever you lose HP on your turn, deal 6 damage to ALL enemies.

Upgraded: At the start of your turn, lose 1 HP. Whenever you lose HP on your turn, deal 9 damage to ALL enemies.

What it applies

  • Inferno × 6

Other Ironclad cards at 1 Energy

  • Aggression — At the start of your turn, put a random Attack from your Discard Pile into your Hand and U
  • Armaments — Gain 5 Block. Upgrade a card in your Hand.
  • Ashen Strike — Deal 6 damage. Deals 3 additional damage for each card in your Exhaust Pile.
  • Body Slam — Deal damage equal to your Block.
  • Break — Deal 20 damage. Apply 5 Vulnerable.
  • Breakthrough — Lose 1 HP. Deal 9 damage to ALL enemies.

Where to go next

All 577 cards — the full table, filterable by character. Efficiency tier list — every measurable card ranked.

Rarity system explains how often this card appears. Enchantments covers the modifiers that can change it.

Frequently asked questions

What does Inferno do in Slay the Spire 2?

At the start of your turn, lose 1 HP. Whenever you lose HP on your turn, deal 6 damage to ALL enemies.

What does upgrading Inferno change?

At the start of your turn, lose 1 HP. Whenever you lose HP on your turn, deal 9 damage to ALL enemies.

How much does Inferno cost?

1 Energy. It is a Uncommon Power card.

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Sources

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