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According to u/Dan_Felder
In the dark and dreary forest Stalks a beast that none can tame, A creature born of nightmares And fear itself by name.
Its fluffy fur and big round eyes Might make you think it's sweet, But then it tracks your pounding heart And marks its every beat
Fingers, elbows, hands and knees, And arms and legs and feet. It eats them with delightful trills, For every part’s a treat.
We baited out the loathsome beast It gorged and slurped their veins We locked it deep within the earth Bound in Infernal Chains
We shut the mountain Barred the door We broke and burned the keys So give thanks to the Darkin Blade He chained a fouler beast
Thanks for the repost. :)
I see. Alright I'll buy a set of balls and do that from now on 😅
Have fun. Feel free to brag about your triumphs in path. I reccomend following the chapter quests, lots of great upgrade materials there.
Wow thank you! Some very great tips. I can't stream any time soon due to rl. And regarding attacking before playing more cards; I used to do that but I keep thinking "what if they use a spill?" And THAT scares me 😂 but I'll do it anyway now that you think it's better :D Also the buff tip is awesome. Thank you!
My pleasure. Many scary spells are going to be Slow speed, so if you attack right away they might not have any time to play one before blocking. :)
If you ever decide to stream path of champions, let me know. I'll pop in and help you with some tips. :)
I'd stick to Path for now unless you really prefer PvP. Here's a quick tip: If you have a good attack at the start of your turn, meaning they can't block you in a way that'll scare you, try attacking BEFORE playing any new cards.
It's tempting to play a new big guy to attack with, but the game favors the defender because they get to choose how they block - so attacking BEFORE playing a new unit means things are usually better for you.
Also, when you're first playing Path you should focus on any in-run upgrade that helps you play big stuff fast. The power that grants your weakest unit +1/+1 every turn for example? That thing is SUPER powerful when you're starting. It helps you snowball an advantage by growing your 1-cost unit bigger than the opponent, allowing for a good attack, then you get another buff next turn, and next turn, building up the advantage ...
Read moreYou are exactly the dev I'm looking for.
Merry Christmas Dan 💝
Thanks. Merry happy joyful holidays to you as well. :)
In some gaming cultures it's considered polite to not waste the victor's time, espescially if you grew up playing Starcraft where decisive victories come a lot earlier than literal in-game victories. Go is another example (the boardgame).
Can every rioter participate in social media on a riot account, or is it a specific task given to some?
Every Rioter (at least as far as I'm aware) can take something called "Red Name" training which clears you to chat on social media with players as a Rioter and lets you have a fancy Riot in-game username.
I promise not to
Thanks. :)
Wow I can’t believe Dan Felder designed, coded, voice acted, wrote for, created art for, animated, QA and bug tested the entirety of LoR all on his own, and in a single day no less
In the context of this post this is funny, but please folks - don't start making this joke elsewhere. Other team members might be hurt.
Hey Dan, I want you to know that above all we might moan and complain about in X Y Z meta, we absolutely love every champion's design in LoR. Every champion is beautifully translated into card-game format and it's super fun trying new mechanics! We also really appreciate the character redesigns, like Cait (who appeared in LoR before her LoL redesign), Vayne, and Udyr to properly fit in their worlds. The lore in LoR is soooo good!
That's awesome, so many people work hard on that across narrative, gameplay design, art, and more. I often go to the artist's channels to get inspired by their visual designs when working on stuff. :)
