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Here’s a link to the deck on Blightbane.io

Once it gets rolling, Bear Hunter is pretty much easy mode, even on Impossible, so I thought I’d try to beat Nathali/Selandris with it. My first attempt failed, but I was close. This time I crushed her. The key is Deep Wounds, BUT** **where you would normally only need 5 Deep Wounds… this time you need 20! 10 for her second form, and then 10 more for her final (Selandris) form. And you have to do this while dealing with her insta win powers, and potential massive damage output.

The combo: Clever Maneuver + Will of The Jungle + Crush (a Bear companion card). Play Clever Maneuver to gain Advan

Is there any way to make this work on Impossible without save scumming like crazy and sacrificing your firstborn to RNGesus?

I’ve been playing this game pretty hardcore for about 2 years now, and have completed the game on Impossible multiple times with every base weapon except for 3: Soul Kama, Rattler, and Mindlash. I’m not worried too much about the first two because I can *consistently* get to at least the third stage with them, but I rarely make it out of the first stage with Mindlash, and nothing I’ve tried seems to matter.

I can’t figure this build out. It has negligible damage, no sustain, no defense, no synergy with other blessings or afflictions, and it’s next to impossible

First, thanks for making this app, and for your incredible generosity especially in this day and age of rampant enshitification like subscriptions to play digital versions of classic public domain games (eg. Microsoft Solitaire Collection).

I do have some suggestions:

- rename the “restart” button to “start new game”, because that’s what it actually does

- ask for confirmation when the “start new game” button is pressed

- add an actual “restart current game” (or “undo all”) button that resets the current game to its starting point

- ask for confirmation when the “restart current game” button is pressed

- [sudoku] add option to enable/disable “highlight incorr

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How much does terrain impact a team’s effectiveness, or is this so marginal as to not matter?

In other words, are the current meta S-Tier only S-Tier for Volkus, or are they also S-Tier in Gallowdark, Bheta Decima, or whatever random shit you throw on your table?

I’m not interested in fielding the “best” team (I’m a total casual, and brand new to boot), but this question just popped into my head and I figured I’d ask what you guys thought, or might know.

I have an opportunity to buy a used Roland FA-07 in good condition for a fair price. The seller is sane (thankfully), so I can test it before making an offer. However, I’m unfamiliar with the FA-07. Any advice/suggestions on how to test, and what to look out for?

I mean, I’ll obviously test that it produces sounds, and I’ll test every single key, and press every button. And I kinda know my way around the looper/sequencer (purely theoretically through watching videos, and reading the manual). What I’m really interested in are any possible gotchas - things that might signal deeper problems with the device as it is long out of warranty.

I’ve only bought much simpler used devices before. A ful

I’ve always believed in our lord and saviour, the eternal Hydrasynth, but lately my faith has been shaken by the surprising, and disturbing rise of calls to embrace a new, button-rich overlord when not asked for, or even appropriate. I am of course talking about Deluge.

Is Deluge the new Hydrasynth?

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