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To take out the guards, sneak around and bum rush the archer first. Dump everything on him fast because he's the CC guy. next, drop the mage who goes down super fast and you only have two left.
climb up to the platform and abuse the heck out of repelling blast and invoke duplicity.
drop grease at the bottom and buy time to avoid retribution man.
The fight feels super contrived (I know, I know) - even more contrived than D&D. these aren't classes or monster manual things they are bespoke things with way, way, way overpowered abilities.
This entire section seems really annoying to me. It would've been fine if you just needed to explode the gas but having the solution to pass be RNG-dependant (Perception) is just really cheap and forces you to take immense damage if you get unlucky.
You're saying you beat the hag in the basement in time to save the girl with level 2 characters? With newbie itemizations and skills? The hag has > 100 hp, and she summons 4 copies of herself that cast hold person 4 times a round and who cast acid blast for half of a level 2 character's hp as a bonus action. I'm thinking that sounds pretty unlikely.
Care to share how?
Poison clouds try blowing them up with fire in turn-based mode, throw some water down, and then quickly disarm the trap. (or flower..it works whatever).
For the Hag fight, Use Gale's Magic Missiles to target all the copies to easily find the right one and then have the lovely Karlach kick her ♥♥♥♥ in.
EDIT: Also, when the hag sets the cage on fire put it out with water.
First I waste way over an hour trying to defeat an insanely difficult encounter at my level (which would be OK on its own, I managed to beat it eventually), then I run into obstacles I can't remove no matter what I try (apparently failed perception checks screw me over?) and then when I finally have enough I venture out of the hag's den to explore elsewhere and a random level 3 "addled frog" attacks me and deals 21 damage to two of my characters with one spit attack, downing both of them (they had some damage from trying to clear hag traps).
This game is... I'm speechless. It has such a solid foundation, great atmosphere, good story... and then it's absolutely out to frustrate you with the cheapest crap you would NEVER encounter in a game of D&D. If I attacked my players with a single frog that could potentially oneshot them they would ask me if I have brain damage.