It was based on the L.E.A.F. symbol, or the badge symbol that represents plant heroes.
Its name was based on a real meaning of inspire, which is "to fill someone with the urge or ability to do or feel something, especially to do something creative." It might have also been a play on another meaning of inspire, "to breathe in air," as plants also need oxygen for their respiration cycle.
Its description was a reference to the quote made by Neil Armstrong upon setting foot on the Moon. The quote goes: "That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind."
Statistics[]
Class: Neutral
Tribe: Superpower Trick
Ability: A Plant gets +1/+1.
Rarity: Common
Card description[]
One small step for Plants. One giant leap for Plant-kind!
Update history[]
Update 1.2.11[]
Removed from the game.
Strategies[]
With[]
Inspire could be used as an early boost or as a last-ditch effort. Depending on situations, if you had early advantages, you could played this trick to boost early-game plants like Peashooter and Bonk Choy. Or, if you managed to save this until late game, you could have used this to even boost a bit to already powerful plants like Grapes of Wrath.
Against[]
Later on, you would be able to play zombies so powerful that a measly +1/+1 wouldn't even matter. However, if it was played in the early-game, even a +1/+1 boost could be troublesome. It was recommended to re-plan your strategy if your initial plan failed due to the small boost.
Gallery[]
Inspire's statistics
Inspire's card
Inspire's card image
The L.E.A.F. symbol
Trivia[]
Moonwalker's description also references the same quote by Neil Armstrong that Inspire used to reference.