Virbhumi

LEVEL	Speed	Shield	Stamina
1	3	1	4
2	4	1	4
3	4	1	4
4	4	1	4
5	4	1	5

Astrvighn

Reduces Astr attack of all opponent cards

Tamrkar

Boosts the most damaged Shield in your cards

Lep

Heals Stamina of card with the most damage in positions 2-

Mayur (Level 3 onwards)

After retiring, increases stamina of all cards by 1 in the same team

Santh (Level 4 onwards)

Decreases Speed of all opponent's cards

Recommended Position

Second to Sixth (Last)

Why?

If placed at First position :

Card has low stamina and it ll retire soon rendering all its abilities ineffective

Top Abilities and Cards to Counter

Vruk :
Targets No attack cards

Cards with Vruk :

Level 1 onwards : Kirmir Rakshas, Dushkarm, Somkirti, Danda, Sudaman, Agrayayi, Drishtadyumn

Cards with Vruk ability target No attack cards (except when in the first position). Vidur doesn’t have an attack and will be targeted by such cards

Suitable Locations (Level 1 only)

Yamuna

Only odd Aura cards allowed

Panchal

Only cards with Aura up to 5 allowed

Mithila

Ranged cards not allowed

Mahishmati

Only cards with shield allowed

Manipur

Physical attack cards not allowed

Naimisharanya

All cards get +2 Shield

Satakumbha

Astr attack cards not allowed

Prasthala

All cards fight without the Shield

Hemkut

Hirak cards not allowed

Unsuitable Locations (Level 1 only)

Ganga

Only even Aura cards allowed

Mathura

Only Physical attack cards allowed

Mekala

Only Tamr cards allowed

Khandav

Only Ranged attack cards allowed

Magadh

Only cards having more than 5 Stamina allowed

Dwait

Only Tamr and Kansya cards allowed

Nandanvan

Cards with Shield not allowed

Trigarta

Hirak and Suvarn cards not allowed

Indrakil

Only Astr attack cards allowed

Karavirapur

Only Kansya cards allowed

Story of Vidur

Vidur was the wise and righteous counselor of the Kuru court, born to sage Vyās and a maidservant of Queen Ambikā. Though not of royal birth, he was renowned for his deep wisdom, sense of justice, and adherence to dharma. Vidur consistently guided King Dhṛitarāṣhṭr with truth and foresight, often standing as the moral compass of the Kuru dynasty. During the Kurukshetr war, he did not take up arms but remained steadfast in his neutrality and virtue.

Vidur

Aura: 5