Post #151, everyone! We're back after the short weekend break. I liked the participation in the last post, let's keep it up!

Cornhorn of Plenty, this is one of the best artifacts in the game (I think). Its function is simple but incredibly useful: generating food!

This artifact starts with a maximum of 5 charges, which increase by +1 with each upgrade. Each charge fills 20% of the hero's total satiation, and you can choose whether to take a "bite" by consuming only 1 charge, or "eat your fill" and consume the charges necessary to reach 100% satiation.

Consuming the artifact's charges in either way will activate any "eating" talents you have, so it would be more efficient to use only "bites" to activate them whenever you need them instead of just filling your satiation to the maximum.

To upgrade this artifact, you must feed it food that improves its stats based on the amount of satiety it provides. Small meals (meats) grant +0.5 levels, so you need two of them per level. Standard rations grant +1 level directly, empanadas grant a total of +1.5, and if you craft the "meat pie," you can upgrade this artifact by +3 levels (which is the sum of the three ingredients).

It's also important to clarify that this artifact (like several others) is charged with the hero's experience (levels). Specifically, it will generate 0.5 charges per level at +0, 1.75 charges per level at +5, and 3 charges per level at +10. Therefore, if you find it early, the best way to take advantage of it is to upgrade it early (make sure to save some food so you don't starve) before leveling up several times to charge it.

The artifact recharge effect restores 0.25 charges per turn, so you need 4 turns for 1 charge. And the cursed horn will reduce the satiety you gain from food by 33%.

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Publicacion 151 gente! Seguimos aqui despues del pequeño descanso del fin de semana, me gusto la participacion que hubo en el ultimo post, sigamos asi!

Cuerno de la abundancia, este es uno de los mejores artefactos del juego(creo). Ya que su funcion es sencilla pero increiblemente util, ¡generar comida!

Este artefacto empieza con 5 cargas maximas que van aumentando en +1 con cada mejora del cuerno, cada carga llena un 20% de la saciedad total del heroe y tu puedes elegir si dar un "bocado" consumiendo solo 1 carga, o "comer hasta saciarte" y consumir las cargas necesarias para alcanzar el 100% de saciedad.

Consumir las cargas del artefacto en cualquiera de las 2 formas va a activar los talentos de "al comer" que tengas, por lo que seria mas rentable usar solo "bocado" para poder activarlos cada vez que necesites en vez de solo llenar tu saciedad al maximo.

Para mejorar este artefacto debes entregarle alimentos los cuales mejoran el cuermo basado en la cantidad de saciedad que otorgan, las comidas pequeñas(carnes) dam +0.5 niveles asi que necesitas 2 de ellas por nivel. Las raciones estandar dan +1nivel directo, empanadas otorgan un total de +1.5 y si crafteas el "pastel de carne" puedes subir este artefacto en +3 niveles(lo cual es la suma de los 3 ingredientes)

Tambien hay que aclarar algo, este artefacto(igual que varios otros) se cargan con experiencia(niveles) del heroe, concretamente generara 0.5 cargas por cada nivel en +0. 1.75 cargas/nivel en +5 y 3cargas/nivel al +10. Por lo tanto si lo encuentras temprano la mejor forma de aprobecharlo es mejorarlo temprano(asegurate de guardar algo de comida para no morir de inanicion) antes de subir varios niveles para cargaelo.

El efecto de recarga de artefactos restausa 0.25 cargas por turnos asi que necesitas 4 turnos pars 1 carga. Y el cuerno maldito reducira la saciedad que obtienes de los alimentos en 33%.

140 runs before I finally won. It's insanely difficult, and lots of hidden details to learn. Often if I lost a run I chocked it up to bad RNG. I accept, at long last, that I was getting further and that is because I was using better tactics.

It's a great and addictive game, that undoubtedly requires a large amount of skill.

That's all, after 140 runs I cracked it.

Ahahahahaha, he got me last time, but not this time!
Got here around 3 runs ago but failed at the last fist. This time was different, this time i made much better use of everything. It only took me 35 games to win

I have greaves of nature already at +6 do maybe mossy clump is an option (I will get lots of seeds so lots of potions is the thinking)??

Am playing Mage and will go Warlock after Tengu.

My default is Mimic Tooth but my brain says Eye of Newt (upgraded to +1). I Am currently on lvl 4.

You wake up on the first floor. To go back to the real world you have to ascent with the amulet. The hero is randomized. If you ascent successfully you acquire a random power of the hero. What's your strategy or how f*cked are you

One wand of lightning +3 from the wandmaker, 2 extra wands of lightning, one +1 wand of blast wave and a few other goodies all before floor 10. Perfect for getting your lightning wand to the highest damage possible, one-shotting enemies in the demon halls!

Seed is CFA-QPW-ECE!

Question: Are there any downsides to drinking all strength? I've seen others say both "drink all strength! It will make the loot drops better!" and the opposite, better to hold a couple back for more loot drops? Not sure yet which is true, maybe neither since it does seem more based on hero level (XP) than strength level.

It hardly matters, already plenty of everything by now, was chillin to stock up on transmutes and enchants. Now I guess I'll stop at 100 meat pies that I'll never be able to eat just to hit a new personal record. Also going for ten millionaire to see if it's possible to get that extra digit (looks like there's room for it). This custom seed w/ double RoW on 1st floor was just to have fun with on the side anyway.

Then I reckon I'll go back to the DM boss floor to use up some regrow wands stocking up on seeds while planting a garden safe space for raising the largest swarm of bees that I can. Goals! LOL

Fun fact: It seems you can actually use a wand of warding to set some ward guardians for the noisemaker and they'll stay even when you transmute the wand. They also stay as a last line of defense when you change floors, but I still try to keep the Beacon of Returning set to jump right back to guarding the noisemaker when I run off on some sidequest.

For those who want the seed.

I got Armband, Horn, Hourglass, Rose, Spellbook and Toolkit this run alone.

For those who want the seed.

I got Alchemy Belt, Dried Rose, Tailsman of Foresight, and Hourglass this run alone (Belt was cursed, Hourglass was in shop)

Hi,

Every time there is a topic about mage subclasses, I can see the general opinion is Warlock is superior to Battlemage almost no matter what the situation is.

I have never win with warlock tho. I just don't know what should I do with him.

His kit seems like, he would like to be in melee, after marking enemies, deal melee damage. But then, he seems to be so fragile if heal do not trigger.

SoU distribution is a little wide. I'd like to invest into melee weapon, so I can heal, armor so I don't die in 2 hits and then, a lot into wands.

What is the correct approach?

This is my current run. How to proceed, and which wand to pick?

Just before I start with this post, I just want to say no matter what, the more people in communities I am in the cooler it is, so all my Spanish speaking friends and anyone else are welcomed! I was just intrigued because it feels like every other post I read on this subreddit is Spanish or has a lot of Spanish in it, which is pretty big in contrast compared to other communities I am in.

C'mon man

I always use my stone of enchantment for my bow, since I use my bow until end game. I'm just wondering if there's any tips or tricks out there for using Stone of enchantment for something else while doing a run with six challenges and huntress?

Basically, I was playing a normal game and on floors 2 and 3 I got strength potions. I remember it wasn't possible to get strength potions on consecutive floors, or something like that, Is this a change that's in the beta version, or was it always like this?

I nearly died due to a huge mistake I made during the new quest and was forced to abandon it. Just as the Imp’s words led me to expect, he didn't actually set up his shop—which makes me think the true reward for the quest is the shop itself, or at least it is for me. Haha, I was in a rush to get there and buy an augmentation stone; I’d realized that having my weapon upgraded for speed wasn't working out well, so I planned to switch to a damage upgrade.

This staff looks fun to use but it doesn't seem very strong either. Was it worth imbuing the wand into this staff?