Take on the elements in Wildfrost, a tactical roguelike deckbuilder! Journey across a frozen tundra, collecting cards strong enough to banish the eternal winter… ➤ STREAM: / skoottie #skoottie #strategy #indiegames
Yeah one good tip about charms is to always save them for later and hold on to them right before the battle. You never know what that chest ahead or a shop or a companion might be - so it could easily be something that would become beastly had you only held on to that charm instead of immediately applying it xD
This exact leader with a similar frenzy build is what got me my first win. I can't beat it though, every strong team I take to the boss dies to the mass poison + smackback + Frenzy
33:49 You could, in fact, have killed with Scrappy Sword pretty easily. 6 poison over six turns does 21 damage. One attack from Big Berry brings you to 26. Scrappy sword kills. You'd have to freeze Damoon and tank with Krono / Shell, but it would have been pretty simple.
I’m thinking that maybe because you can remove crowns on cards maybe you could’ve taken off a charm on your hero then put on the infinite charm? (Edit: apparently can’t remove charms so nvm!)
On Fungun, who has the abilities: Apply 2 poison Increase by 1 if hit if you give him a charm that allows him to apply smth else, would that also be increased? (i havent seen the entire thing yet, might delete this later xD)
@@Masonguy94 yeah ok tbh i havnt been watching closely enough to know if the second countdown applies, i just assumed it wouldnt because the attack interrupts it...
@@TeeJizzm I'm thinking of suggesting them to change it so that it allows the card to "ignore charm applying rules", so that you can attach whatever charm you want on the card, and it will apply "as much as possible". So you could attack Gain Frenzy and Consume to a Companion and only gain Frenzy, since consume cannot be applied to a companion card.
I think you're using your Sun Rod too late (at least to use it optimally); you've used it on a number of creatures in this game with two on their counter, but they also go down one on the turn so you can use it on someone with a three on their counter and still have them go off that turn.
That doesn't imply improper use though. If you need your unit to trigger before the enemy units then using it on your own unit with 2 on their trigger counter is the correct play.
Additionally using the sun rod on a unit with 2 takes away one sun from their next turn, because they still act that turn ticking them down after the action from the sun rodn
