As I’ve said multiple times the entire quest would be balanced around itself. Probably the items would not be outright OP and wacky but you’re also definitely not going to have to basically play a second sewers.

Actually I think the Slay the Spire analogy is perfect. It would take too long for a single floor challenge of course, but aside from that imagine a little extra challenge in early act 3 where you get to draft a new deck from a limited selection of more powerful cards, run through a short gauntlet of specially balanced fights with it (maybe drafting a few new cards each fight), and then get a reward (perhaps getting to keep 2 or 3 of the cards you drafted). I think something like that would work pretty well within Slay the Spire’s existing systems.

The quest would be entirely balanced with this sort of thing in mind, it’s not going to put you into an environment that’s balanced around your current build while also taking it from you temporarily.

it does exist in vanilla but is far more accessible in Shattered. Sometimes when issues are lower priority it can take me quite a while to get around to them.

Thanks for reporting this, though the best way to report buts is to email me. I’ll look into getting this fixed.

It’s a visual quirk, as the cloud is part of Tengu’s animation directly, rather than a particle effect.

I do want to reduce the cost of the mossy clump and I think that’s likely to happen in a patch. It’s surprisingly still not weak even after the recent nerf though, but probably another one won’t be needed. Currently the weakest trinket is still the mimic tooth, but people love it for the gameplay it creates. Sundial and Trap mech are middle of the road and blodo vial is surprisingly really strong, it just needs to be played around.

When allies, wands, or some artifacts are used on an illuminated enemy, the debuff is consumed and the enemy is dealt bonus damage equal to the priest’s level.

If the equipment is cursed but unknown, there’s a 15% or 25% chance that your attempt to equip it will be cancelled and you’ll be notified that the item was cursed.

It should already be out everywhere, including the App Store!

The feet are indeed meant to be obscured in the grass.

Glad to hear it! A straight up healer class doesn’t really work in Shattered, so I’m very glad that I’ve managed to make something with a similar feel work via the Cleric.

Not directly, as the other heroes don’t have a tome item, but you can metamorphic their talents to get alternative effects.

I’m not able to reproduce this with other items, but for spells this makes sense. When you swap equipped item like this the game will also automatically swap quickslots, and the tome needs to be in a quickslot for autotargeting to work, that goes for thrown weapons too.

Also, in future if you want to report a bug the best way is to DM or email me.

That is intended, Mimics are still enemies, not items, and the tooth doesn’t make it impossible to tell the difference, just much harder at a glance. They also still have health bars if you examine them directly while in vision.

No worries, it’s not a big deal either way. It used to be an important rule back on the PD subreddit when releases were a lot buggier, “I found a bug, evan pls fix” posts would take over the subreddit sometimes.

I only consider gameplay data from players who have at least 1 win already, specifically because new players would have an outsized impact on winrates. However, the Warrior is the first character to unlock, so considering only newer players actually tanks his winrate the strongest, as absolute newbies have him as the only option.

You’d also be surprised about the number of runs in total. I won’t give away specifics, but even when only considering 0-chal runs from people with 1+ wins it’s on the order of thousands of runs a day. I actually specifically ignore runs from higher chals because at that stage the number of runs becomes too few to make meaningful inferences.

I’d rather people message me with some false-positive reports than not at all. Mainly it’s best to avoid posts because most of the time the post is perceived as being just for me and people will ignore it. If you want to frame it like a discussion though that’s fine.

You are not the only one who’s surprised. The passage of time is terrifying.

I agree that the Huntress is the most improved of the splashes. As for the Rogue, I agree that his splash is the most generic, but woudln’t something liek an eyepatch or scar only worsen that?

As for Trinket, while I do want to keep making sure they’re all viable, but people are definitely upgrading them. It’s very dangerous to assume that the way you and people around you play is how everyone plays the game.