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Silver and gold crowns are markers for a monster's size. Especially large and small monsters are marked with these crowns in the compendium, which has been a stable in the series for a very long time. It doesn't give you anything except an achievement, but it's also much easier to do in Wilds. Previously, you learned a monster's size after you hunt it. In Wilds you have binoculars that reveal this information beforehand, so you can just quickly check every monster in the area.

Insanity is basically one-hit death to begin with, so 90% of the time you can't use healing items even if you wanted to. Haha!

YT and Rumble

I plan on streaming tomorrow night. Work kicked my butt and I took a nap lol

Crazy how comfortable as 20yo game can be isnt it? The new class is pretty fun too. Definitely OP but fun.

LotF is pretty good so far! Im a few hours in and still enjoying it for sure. I keep trying to get my friends to jump on so I can try the co-op but no luck yet. Great atmosphere, solid level design (not quite Bloodborne but still good). Im eager to see some more challenging bosses once ive got more time.

All of these are from the same "category" which is Premodern, based on Magic from 1995 to 2003, so you can play any of the decks in this box against each other.

The decks cover a broad number of strategies, including agressive, midrange and controlling decks, and also a small amount of combo to spice things up. Exact decklists can be found here.

I also have a second box from another category called Prefire, which is based on Magic from 2003 to early 2019.

I love The Twin Fists of Malphon… they’re so bad. Aspect of Talos has been my go to, I haven’t unlocked Aspect of Gilgamesh, yet, but those bad boys sound like they are perfect for my play style.

My favorite build that plays into the fists, so far, has been Aphrodite, Athena, and Artemis. The A Team. Get Aphrodite on attack, and the boon that makes weakened enemies take more damage, Athena on dash with the boon that makes deflect curse with exposed, and Artemis for her crit chance boon, with Breaching cross and Rolling Knuckle or Heavy Knuckle and Long Knuckle depending on RNG, It sounds hard to get, but the RNG for me has thrown this build at me a surprising amount. Just hold attack and keep dashing at your targets, pull in with Talos fists to add damage for heavies. It’s fast and hectic as fuck, but if you can keep track of things it just nukes health bars while blocking a ton of damage. Poseidon is a really fun add, if you can get him, for the boosted damage for the first little bit of an encounter.

The easy mode, everything just dies, build I found is Dionysus, Demeter, and Zeus. Dionysus cast, and whatever you need for the other two to unlock duo boons for each of them and Dionysus on the cast. Then it’s an instant cast, not a toss, that stacks 3 curses and deals just a fucked up amount of damage. It’s stupid. Kind of a bitch to build, but holy shit.

After the Main Story there is the option of an endless mode, but i haven't reached it yet. A lot of it happens to be experimenting with components to find cooking recipes, which give you different kinds of Food, varying in healing amount and speed of healing or effects like "Coyote Time" (the effect of Wile E. Coyote, the nemesis of Road Runner, being able to walk in the air for some time); some recipes give you trinkets to equip like an "extra lung" for longer breath underwater, or some grenades.

There isn't much meta-progression outside of expanding your stash, leveling your weapons and being able to start in every area you have reached before. There is one Stash where you can send equipment down the toilet, an option to buy ammo cheaper in bulk and some benches that give you the ability to remove oils and enchantments if you decide that what you created is not viable for combat lol.

Weapons gain XP, which gives you slots for oils and max. 1 Enchantment - but the more you put on your weapon, the faster it degrades, which gives a nice balance, because you will probably not be able to use your Uber-Gun for everything.

The levels themselves use premade rooms (so they are not random generated crap), but the placement of enemies, ledges, loot and secrets is randomized (There is always only max. 1 secret room per level, so if you found it already, you can stop searching for it, but there might be more hidden loot boxes throughout the level).