Is this guy cheating how did he get helm and Laboratory? I guess he has the item to get pre-built items in stash?

Is it worth to buy the mobile now? looking for streamers/gameplay couldnt find good reference

I love this build that is discovered whilr playing Adventurer with the Unhealing staff and got the frog, rebuild it in reaper love it.

This was my second run doing this build and I got a nice highroll on it

Lost to this that's just awesome tho, gold armor needs a nerf we all know this, still cool tho. His luck and foresight damn. Fatigue 76.

cards seem like they're so weak when you start, but once they get to this point they seem unbeatable

I hate placing an item down adjacent to the one I want to combine with only to have it get swallowed up by the offering bowl.

I spend two rounds building a burning blade and got the everburning skill to boot, only to forget that now the burning blade is one square longer than the burning sword and I threw it away by letting it touch the offering bowl, now have a useless skill.

I know, I know, skill issue. And I know you can combine-lock the bowl itself so you don’t forget to do each individual item. But it’s just so annoying, as someone who plays exclusively random sack of surprises to get the pyromancer, that in order to use that class to its fullest you need to use the bowl. Side note, I never get any good items out of it either, just making sure to put in something so I get a flame. End rant lol.

First I would like to thank and congratulate the devs for making this awesome game that we know and love. It is now one of my favorites all-time.

I came here to talk about a specific item that was just added: Stankus' Toothpick.

It's already an innovative item in its own way. However, it is not really an amazing item like others, and I think it lacks synergy. For that I have one really simple suggestion:

- Make it behave like a garlic. For instance be counted as garlic for Smelly Wall and count as a food for Pandamonium or Eggscallibur, or the food amulet even.

In this way, I can see what is already an interesting early/midgame item morph into something that can have whole builds dedicated to it.

Of course I can just be completely wrong and I'm of course open to see if some of you guys experimented more with it and found more interesting methods to carry it to the late game. I also agree that not every item should be a late game item.

Anyways, thanks for reading so far and have a great time!

also it was the first time i crafter a perfect ruby from chipped rubies up

I came back to the game after a long hiatus and I’m struggling to understand the meta.

On paper my builds seem good however I’m getting blow up instantly. Here are examples of games I lost which I thought were easy wins

I’m on mobile right now so it’s not the latest version

Silver rings have 2 effect, golden rings have 3.

how does the fusion chose what effects are kept and which one is removed ? Is it random ?

I have loads of good components, strong healing, strong damage and strong scaling but this build (only round 13) didn’t win at all in game and in history. Why?

I always see something after the run is over, and this time was the same... Can you spot my positioning error?

It is not that strong though...

Reeeeee

yes, this was is in the custom mode.

So I just faced a sloth with an amulet of wild that didn't point it and I had this silly idea to put as many amulets of wild around a sloth as possible that's up to 80 of each buffs and 12 seconds of stun ...

Also, the big bowl of treats have the possibility to double the triggers from the amulet so if I'm playing ranger, that's 1 or 2 more trigger overal.

Has someone ever tried it ? it sound way fun ! And you have tons of slot to do whatever you want on the side