he neglected the fact that almost nobody watching can afford to have a bad number of inquisitors in wave 5, most people just have to give up and settle for it
I see AFriend addicted to playing the best unit in the game, two Inquisitor videos in a row :O You're spoiling us, and looking great while doing it! Inquisitor may not be the strongest unit, but it's probably one of the most mechanically challenging, especially the light side, which makes it both fun and frustrating to play. I mean, try keeping exactly 1, 4, 7, or 10 Inqs on the board at all times, while also having them on your growth tiles, while also merging onto your growth tiles, while also keeping keeping them around to gather stacks from boss kills. Ranking up 4 Inqs on Jay tiles while you build growth tile stacks, then expanding to 7 once growth is solid is probably a better strategy than playing with 7 the whole time. Just a suggestion in case you can't stop yourself from making another video showing us how to *really* play light side Inquisitor ;)
Another option for a deck is: Inquisitor (dark), Banner, Swords, Scrapper, Trapper + Jay I use this one more than the alternative and often get higher damage, but that may just be because I do not know how to play the alternative very well
Light side is stressful. But fun one to play. I hope one day light side becomes more viable. Its horrible rn. What I do is replace witch with chemist. 😅
Working only if you pay to win, because with my free-to-play deck I can't win with this deck because my cards don't have all the enhancements necessary to win.
I haven't played for over a year after quitting but would light inquis, trapper, sword, scrapper with dryad/harly work better? Considering scrapper talents, there's no risk of that random merge anymore, which really hurt the deck before talents.
Not sure if it's just me but I find that Sword is better than KS for the inquisitor deck. unless I missed something but the increase of damage from sword I find is what can get through more than with KS.