Chorby_Short

Does that mean the barrels won't be flammable?

But even if you burn all 15 scrolls of upgrade for stones, you have a 35% chance of not getting it, and you would have had to play the game without any upgrades to even get to that point. The only way to get it consistently is to find some way to farm weapons or enchantment stones, and that can take ages in a random run.

Really the problem there is that the grim reaper badge is the worst badge in the entire game, becaus all it does is measure if you were lucky enough to find a specific enchantment. There is close to no actual skill involved, and that sets it apart from any other badge in the game.

That's a bit unfortunate to anyone doing a max-badges run. Grim Reaper was already heavily luck-based in such a run, but now it's close to complete luck as to whether you find the right enchantment or not, if you need to use all your upgrade scrolls on the pickaxe.

The only thing that I know of that was changed with disarming logic is that it now fails to teleport a weapon if it can't find a path to a tile in range, as might happen i.e. in the locked room beneath a broken floor room. It used to instead teleport the weapon to a random point of the level, but I pointed out that this could be used to lose the pickaxe in the mine as the result of a reclaimed trap spell. Evan had already prevented other ways to lose the pickaxe (i.e. dropping, transmuting) on that floor because you can't leave the floor without it in your inventory, so he opted to prevent this case from arising by reworking trap slightly.

Not sure if this is related to that or not though.

How will these talents work with Metamorphosis? They're very hero specific.

When you say not curses, do you mean that you can't spell cursed equipment or that the spell stacks with the curse? The latter could potentially be strategically interesting, but might not be balanced considering Curse Infusion is a thing.

Just wondering what this illumination would be like. Is it sort of like mind vision? One grievance I've had for a while is that mobs that have mind vision from talents don't actually have a visible mind vision debuff from those talents, so you can't very well track the effect as a player, which seems a bit odd to me.

My main mistake here was during a blast wave wand when I shouldn't have, because I forgot about knockback paralysis (usually it's not a big deal, but here it ran me into 3-4 other paralyzing attacks).

That being said, the Rock density is a pretty frequent issue because there are twice as many attacks as normal. There have been times when the Sappers and Geomancer have attacked at the same time, so there literally is no safe square to move to even in completely open space. More commonly, they will attack within a turn or two of each other, before you get to clear your surroundings. This is the fundamental challenge with this fight.

Basically.

But with a sapper also appearing every stage, that frequency doubles and that can be a real problem.

I mean, I know they are choreographed; that's not the issue. The question here is specifically about not killing the Sappers ahead of time so you can get the 'complete' fight, so to speak. When you have rockslides on consecutive turns or even two on the same turn, it's nigh impossible to avoid getting hit (sometimes literally).