Top 6 Tips | How to Not Suck at Monster Train | Part 1 

Found this on game pass tonight. It's been pretty fun and addictive. You were spot on when you said, you want to get better. It's been cool using different clans and trying combinations.

Just discovered the holdover + 0 cost OP-ness an hour before deciding to search RU-vid for tutorials lol, great vid, thanks m8

1:45 while it’s true that having a plan is important I feel it’s actively bad advice to not mention that it’s often actively beneficial to use fewer units. Notably if you only have a single unit barring your champ you will always draw that unit and the consistency that provides more then makes up for the loss in potential power. Plus focusing buffs on a single floor ( especially when enchant is involved or you are buffing a primordium) will result in greater power anyway when you don’t have to split up merchant of steel upgrades. Having 2 attacking floors means you’d have 1 multi strike on 2 units but the buffs scale far better if you keep buffing a unit with multi strike 2 for example. The only real time having more units is better is the early game before you are fully setup but honestly I’d rather just plop some temp upgrades on a a train steward for early game help. This is triply true if using primordium with super food because let’s be honest you probably are going to end up with like 40 ember drain from all those furnace taps void bindings immortal trades ect you play on it to scale your offensive unit. You ain’t playing more then the first unit without forever flame or without having energy cards in the right turns. But you don’t need energy for primordium so just plan around not having any.

Kudos for putting it all together at the end of this video guide, really appreciate that 🙏

8:33 I think endless is stronger with specific units like the +4🔥 imp, but in generall its better on spells

About the trials , on high covenant rank (specially the one with higher hp for minor bosses and 40 pyre hp) and some class combinations like awaken + molten remnant (because it sometimes lack targeting damage ) , taking first trial can end a run XD .

the bird with revenge = +1 damage is 90% of the time a run ender for me , because I usually focus my build around multistrike and... well... the +1s add up quickly when you have a 30x4 multistrike monster.

finally real beginner tipps :) thanx! while all the other beginner guides are just explain the mechanics.

This is going to be a game changer for me.

Lol. I’ve never been good at these games. But really love playing them. Guess its the challenge. Came here for the tips and it made me feel bad. Lmao. I was doing all these things and still only have 2 wins. But at the end you talked about being greedy with the trials. That one. That’s prob my downfall. Especially when the reward is an artifact.

So I had 3 cultivate on The Sentient (Awoken Champion), I had Animus of Will (attacks three times), I got Onehorn's Tome (Hellhorned Book) from Historian's Records (Concealed Caverns event), I put hold-over on it and removed it's consume, then kept putting it on the Animus. It had 5-8 sap every round and was still doing 24x10 damage at least, I got scared though because every sap was taking away 20 damage.

Love this game

is there a part 2

Played it on gamepass today. Not sure I want to play something this complex. Thanks for the breakdown

I'm covenant 25 with a few challenges completed and I still feel like I suck.

Thanks for the tips, super helpful. Great game massive learning curve though!

6:40 the ability to not get attacked by enemies in generall can be harmfull. In one scenario, I got the -1 damage artefact and dante with spikes. The enemies also got spikes. I equipped dante with quick and so he would have killed himself with his 7 attacks. Since I Created My deck around buffing Dante, I would Have lost him and the run. Also the random cost artefact is a good example for this too

The first time I beat a run I had 2 artifacts

There is also seraph the patient but nice vid

idk if it's due to later rebalancing, but compared to STS, this game is hella easy. out of 6 first runs, ive won 3. but then again i guess thats the point.

I just bought this game on sale! now to watch videos about it and only play it for about an hour. Then never touch it again.

Tear of grace play it and few months later I play it and I love to play it and learning fast

1:24 when i see 37 cards in deck i almost wanna skip the video - i'll give it a go and edit later 1:40 this sentence could make ppl think they need minions on each lane which already cought teach them a wrong concept of the game - dont feel forced to put minions in every lane - it's an option (and not the best one for numerous reasons) not a must have 2:17 keep your deck lean is a great tip - this might vary for other ppl and decks but i never go above 22 cards (and this is the utmost maximum) - everything above doesnt suit my favourite playstyle of cycling good and needed cards quickly 3:23 this is a great tip and should allways be remembered ( 3:42 on a side note seraph the chaste is a bitch - as an awoken lover i can tell you it is gonna work but it's a bitch...) 5:12 great tip again should allways be followed unless you're following a very specific plan 6:50 5th tip ... yeah greed kills - everyone gets remembered by that every now and then 8:53 spikes op - cant lose runs trust me - not possible Edit: good tips video glad i watched it - cheers mate o 7

Play at 1.25x speed.