Roly-Poly
Deal 15
Earth damage
Base damage increases by 5
- Cooldown
- 1
- Accuracy
- 100%
- Critical
- 1% · ×2
- Damage per cast
- 14

Protector of Ruins (Common, Earth) is a SPAM card with 700 HP, 6 Spamtons per turn and 1 ability: Roly-Poly.

Protector of Ruins
Roly-Poly
1700/700

Protector of Ruins (Common, Earth) has 700 HP and earns 6 Spamtons per turn. Our model rates it A tier, #20 of 127 cards.
Its damage comes from Roly-Poly: about 14 expected damage per turn against an average card before element bonuses, with Roly-Poly doing the heavy lifting on a 1-turn cooldown.
Data: SPAM game client v1.20 · extracted Oct 7, 2026 · How we calculate this
Base values before element bonuses. Expected damage accounts for accuracy, critical hits, targets and the average resistance of the card pool.
Deal 15
Earth damage
Base damage increases by 5
Every card has three talents and one is active per match. In ranked you pick it in a 30-second draft; in casual it is set in your collection.
Talents unlock when you pull duplicates of the card from orbs.
Protector of Ruins resists Fire, Earth and Nature damage best (15%) and takes the most from Water (10%).
Effective HP against the card pool's average damage mix: 805.
Protector of Ruins resists Fire, Earth and Nature damage best (15%) and takes the most from Water (10%).
Our model's pick among its talents is F/W-Shield: Fire resistance (+25%) Water resistance (+25%).
In the Tox Shop, Earthheart is its best modeled buy.
Curated decks first, then the strongest decks our model found with this card.
Cards that feed Protector of Ruins's element bonuses, or that its own bonuses power up.
Same element or role with comparable HP and income: swap options when you don't own Protector of Ruins.
Abyssal monsters have an indescribably horrific form. These demonic creatures were encountered during the Oniyx expedition — a horrifying venture into the depths of the temple of Zaar'Phahl in Shal'Zaar. Once the group's descent into the Abyss was over, the survivors hurried to seal off the temple's excavation site. A massive fortification was set up so no Abyssal could get out. An artificial Oniyx creature was built alongside it — a powerful, immense creation that now guards nothing but ruins.
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Protector of Ruins (Common, Earth) has 700 HP and earns 6 Spamtons per turn. Our model rates it A tier, #20 of 127 cards. Its damage comes from Roly-Poly: about 14 expected damage per turn against an average card before element bonuses, with Roly-Poly doing the heavy lifting on a 1-turn cooldown. Protector of Ruins resists Fire, Earth and Nature damage best (15%) and takes the most from Water (10%). Our model's pick among its talents is F/W-Shield: Fire resistance (+25%) Water resistance (+25%). In the Tox Shop, Earthheart is its best modeled buy.
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Our model rates Protector of Ruins A tier (#20 of 127 cards). It scores 89 for damage and 48 for durability on a 0–100 scale relative to every other card. These ratings are modeled from game data, not win rates.
F/W-Shield is the model's pick: Fire resistance (+25%) Water resistance (+25%). Protector of Ruins can also run F/W-Shield, F/E-Shield and L-Shield; in ranked you choose one in the talent draft.
Protector of Ruins has Roly-Poly. Together they deal about 14 expected damage per turn against an average card before element bonuses.
Protector of Ruins resists Fire, Earth and Nature damage best (15%) and takes the most from Water (10%).
In the Tox Shop, Earthheart is its best modeled buy.
Protector of Ruins appears in Mono Earth Engine Deck (Earth King). Open the deck builder to try it with the cards you own.
Abyssal monsters have an indescribably horrific form. These demonic creatures were encountered during the Oniyx expedition — a horrifying venture into the depths of the temple of Zaar'Phahl in Shal'Zaar. Once the group's descent into the Abyss was over, the survivors hurried to seal off the temple's excavation site.