biochemguy

... was a disappointment. I tried it, and the darts did very little damage to the fists.

On the flip side as Warden I planted the seed often for the tall grasses that shielded me from opponents sight and made all bow attacks hit. So that was more useful than I expected.

I guess all that's left is to find out if there is any use good enough for the rotberry tipped darts. Maybe acid scorpions?

I just realized how powerful blinding dart is against melee. Since they can't see past one square, you can retreat one square anywhere and when they follow you you get a guaranteed hit. Just like kiting around a pillar but without the pillar.

The dart blinds for longer than the wand or warrior ability, so it makes for an easy kill.

This is on top of owning ranged attackers and prevent teleport and jump attacks. I love them so much more now!

I got the rotberry quest with huntress and decided to try using the seed with darts. My plan is to get Warden with 8x dart durability and see how they handle late game opponents. My secret hope is that they kill Yog's fists.

Does anyone have advice on getting the most out of this as possible?

If you already tried this, please tell me how it worked out for you.

Crab is one square away from you. You have a ranged weapon. Shoot crab now and let it get first melee attack, or retreat one square and you get first melee attack?

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I just had the idea of using cursed infusion on a ring of evasion with berserker. Maybe taking extra hits will build rage better.

Are there other cursed ring strategies?

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What are the best sources for economics information regarding political issues?

I'm a science person, and when it comes to science I listen mostly to teams of experts working together. Like the CDC. People there have experience, education, and interaction with other experts to debate and refine their views. If some retired infectious disease guy puts out a contrarian video on Facebook, I just ignore it because he's not a team of people working in the field. So I'm very comfortable finding good sources in science.

But econ confuses me. I don't want to rely on some Op-Ed by a single professor or a Nobel Prize winner or whatever. I don't want to quote research from a biased think-tank that on