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I am surprised to read enemies can still remove sharp from you and change them into poison if you made them unpurgeable. Did you loose your stacks?
I am asking because I accidentaly using this perk blocked similar mechanic I wanted to use to my advantage. Yogger was dissapointed to see that he cannot steal Sharp when it is unpurgeable... :(
Yes. I had like 50 stacks, and was surprised to se that he instead had a lot of poison.
Those cards are direct counters to a specific strategy, then. When I reloaded the fight, I tried to not trigger sharp stacks until that enemy was dead, and that worked and got be through the fight.
Unfortunately, I accepted a corruption a few rooms later that both included this same enemy again, and I also misread the corruption card. It says to add 2 ash "to this character" so I thought it added 2 ash in total, and missed that it targeted every character. The card text only talk about the effect to each individual target. That made the fight unwinnable for me, especially since I had also chosen the corruption modifier that I die if the fight goes on for too long.