Reik posted:

4. Jump on the bottom of Explosive Punch

dwarf74 posted:

How about Wound on Massive Boulder? +1 is good but Wound is better.

Elephant Ambush posted:

Wound on Massive Boulder is awesome but I think the jump is more generally useful.

Oh and we could use 30 to add +1 move to something.

dwarf74 posted:

That's true. Add jump or +1 attack to something, then +1 move on something else.

Money Matters posted:

- Splinter is donating 10g to the Sanctuary
- There were some vote in favor and against Pikachu doing the same, so we'll vote again on it!
- Should Splinter sell the Helix Ring for 25g? We'll vote on it!

MVP and Retirement posted:

Rocky is the MVP for Scenario 81!
And having bested 4 Bosses, our Cragheart has had enough adventures and it's ready to retire. Before doing so, it'll sell all its wordly possessions (that are now available again in the Market Pool), donates 10g and uses the rest of the money to add Jump to the bottom of Explosive Punch. Any future Cragheart will start with this enhancement already unlocked.

Spellweaver info posted:

Our still unnamed Spellweaver starts at Level 3 instead of 1, matching Gloomhaven's prosperity. She has 8HP and a Hand Size of 8, the smallest among the starting characters; if the Brute is the Fighter and the Scoundrel is the Rogue, the Spellweaver is the Wizard in your standard D&D group. A lot of her cards are LOSS cards, but she has a trick up her sleeve in Reviving Ether, a card that can be removed from the game for the rest of the Scenario in order to restore all the LOST cards. Having a good understandment of Hand management and Rest mechanics is important for a Spellweaver!

These are the cards available at the start to our Spellweaver:

Spellweaver creation posted:

Before welcoming our new Spellweaver to the party, we have to do some things.
- It's time to pick a name for her!
- As a newly created character, she receives an amount of gold equal to 15x(L+1), where L is his starting level. Pikachu start with 60g (and 95 XP). Spend them wisely!

- She has 2 Perks for her level and 1 additional Perk because she joined the team as part of Rocky's "Lineage". We have to pick 3 Perks for our new Spellweaver!
- We have to pick a Personal Quest for our new spell slinger! Choose one among these two:

- These are the additional cards available after leveling up to 3. We can either pick two Level 2 cards, or a one Level 2 and one Level 3 one:

City Event 24, resolution posted:

Effect: +10XP each.

Eeepies posted:

I have a question about Crackling Air, by the way. Does it mean you need to use up an element everytime you trigger that card, or is it when you play that card only?

Eeepies posted:

I have a question about Crackling Air, by the way. Does it mean you need to use up an element everytime you trigger that card, or is it when you play that card only?

Kobal2 posted:

1) Keeping with the cartoon theme, and because she makes things go BOOM, she can only be named Lina Inverse

Kobal2 posted:

1) Keeping with the cartoon theme, and because she makes things go BOOM, she can only be named Lina Inverse
2) Tough choice. Option B means two characters will be with us at least until we find a swamp (and Ash needs gold which is not the bear's forte either...) - although the good news is, they all work well together. Option A is a problem because the Spellweaver doesn't really get to kill things, most often she softens them up. Voting Helping hand because this, also because Music Note is busted as hell.
3) Icy Blast is like Dirt Tornado but better. Cold Fire is a great followup to use the ice. Perkwise, Replace -1 with +1x2, add +2/Ice (the spellweaver really likes her elemental cards, I feel like thinning the deck is less important than adding all the elements all the time. Ice is stuns for both her and the rat)
4) Minor stam pot, Minor Mana pot, Piercing Bow
5) Nah, Ash should save up for those stickers
6) Yes, sell that dumb thing

Some Numbers posted:

Whomever I'm dungeoning with next, do you guys mind if I take the Spellweaver? I've played Mindthief and Beast Tyrant a lot and I've played alongside a Spellweaver, but never in the driver's seat.

Some Numbers posted:

I'm really down on double loss cards in general and honestly, one of the key things about the Spellweaver is that while Reviving Ether is amazing, you really want to use it as late as possible. A non-loss Attack 3 that gives you an element or a non-loss Move 4 is a great way to extend the Spellweaver's longevity.

Some Numbers posted:

I'm really down on double loss cards in general and honestly, one of the key things about the Spellweaver is that while Reviving Ether is amazing, you really want to use it as late as possible. A non-loss Attack 3 that gives you an element or a non-loss Move 4 is a great way to extend the Spellweaver's longevity.

quote:

- As a newly created character, she receives an amount of gold equal to 15x(L+1), where L is his starting level. Pikachu starts with 60g (and 95 XP). Spend them wisely!

- She has 2 Perks for her level and 1 additional Perk because he joined the team as part of Rocky's "Lineage". We have to pick 3 Perks for our new Spellweaver!

TravelLog posted:

Equipment: Piercing Bow and Minor Mana Potion. Let's save the rest for an eventual Eagle Eye Goggles. Also I think the Market Pool image (not the spreadsheet) is out-of-date since it doesn't have all the applicable items (like Piercing Bow).

Some Numbers posted:

Attack 2s don't tend to make rooms explode either.

Spellweaver choices posted:

- We are tied for the NAME between Lina Inverse and Megumin
- Our new PERSONAL QUEST is Helping Hand.
- Our new CARD is Cold Fire for sure. Then we are tied between Icy Blast and Flashing Burst.
- Our new PERKS are Replace a -1 with a +1 taken twice and add +2/Ice.
- The ITEMS we're going to buy are a Minor Stamina Potion (-10g), a Minor Mana Potion (-10g) and a Piercing Bow (-30g). Also, Remember that we have an unassigned Curious Gear in the stash, in case we wanted to assign it to our Spellweaver.

Money Matters posted:

- Pikachu (not Ash, my bad) does not donate!
- Master Splinter sells the Helix Ring for 25g!

Available Scenario Locations posted:

- We've found the location of the Clockwork Cove (66) in a treasure chest in Scenario 1. As the name implies, we would face constructs, traps and puzzles. This is a Side Scenario. This is what we can expect from the Scenario:

- Now that we have bested the Mountain Pass, we may want to investigate this...voice in the Echo Chamber (24) before venturing forth.

- Otherwise, we could ignore the voice and attempt to tackle the Icecrag Ascent (25).

- Exploring the previous Crypt, we've found another location where the Cult may take shelter. If we are brave enough, we can venture into the Ruinous Crypt (5), where we'll face more Cultists, more Skellingtons and a cured selection of elemental Demons!

- We have been helping Jekserah against the Cult, but who's to say we can't spread out our love to every single necromancer in the land? If we want to gather favour with the Cult, we can try to clear up the Decaying Crypt (6) from the masterless undead that currently reside there.

- We can now access the Ancient Cistern (26) and discover what was poisoning the City well, since we have access to Water-Breathing magic!

- If we want to do the same but take the long way to get there, we could venture down into the Deep Ruins (23).

- As suggested, we could also try any Scenario we've unlocked (including ones we've already faced) in Casual Mode. Players can still gain experience and money, loot treasure tiles, complete battle goals, and make progress toward completing their personal quests, but any story text or rewards listed at the end of the scenario are disregarded. Contrary to normal game play, we'll encounter City/Road events in Casual mode as well - to make things easier to manage and display more content.

Road Event 38 posted: