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[MacGruber]

Is there any guide? I can't really grind in this game to get ahead so I'm just stuck on the first couple girls in the first town. They are very strong

[Hikari.ws]

Indeed. I had to restart the game. I found it's better to spend money on skill upgrades. Then the game became very easy because early we earn a lot of money. But now there's no dungeon or side quest to do, winning the girls gives only 200 bucks and I have nowhere else to get strong, not even grinding. I'm stuck.

[Series5Ranger]

If you unlock a certain job near the beginning of the game, it becomes pretty easy. Take a look at the profiles of each character as they list what damage they are resistant too and build your deck around that.

[Sigilanda]

Originally posted by MacGruber:

Is there any guide? I can't really grind in this game to get ahead so I'm just stuck on the first couple girls in the first town. They are very strong

Try to limit card numbers. You can freely add and remove it at deck window. I'm usually going one card for healing, one card for shielding and one damage card. (physical or magic later in the game)

So whole deck is three cards.

This way You will have better chance of getting shield cards each turn. You want to stack shield and ocasionally going for heal. But mostly just 1/2 x shield and 1x damage each turn. You will take minimum or no damage at all. Later you will have card with 4xshield and replace the 1xshield :)

You can also convert unused card for mana (button below card) - because you will get 5 new cards each turn anyway. So spend resource and draw another card if needed. (additional cards for two mana each - clicking deck cover on the right)

Btw. Invest early in intelligence. Every 10 points (2 x levels) is one more mana point. With ~10-12 mana points it will get a lot better. But go for strenght and hp also.

Also drag consumables in inventory, clicking them and then in the bar to the right to use it in battle. It will help You.

GL ^^

[mes_latoth]

Also - the Zombie "enemy skips a turn" card is a lethal combo.

Just have 2-3 cards selected (1 damage, 1 zombie, 1 shield card), and you can happily murderise the end-fights without them even getting a shot in.

[Baka444]

Mana is really the only needed thing, at the beginning armour and healing is basically mandatory. But if you get enough mana, you can get and start using armadillo, which should carry you through the entire game after then.

End game:
4 armadillo, 2 murder in the shadows. Makes the entire game a joke. Armour is so OP. You need 12 mana to pull it off, but you can do that by the beast-kin part, and once you do, you win. Simple as. You don't need other stats except for quests.

[Baka444]

Also, fun fact: you can click the cross in the corner of an event, and you restart it from the start. Meaning, you can just go to near the end with no risk, and see if the dialogue before getting the items is good, then just 'x' out and start again if it's not. Warning: it does still take the costs.

You can also remove cards from your hand, and gain mana for it, which makes the above strategy genuine OP.

[adnatereed]

understand the core mechanics and move according. beat this game in under 2 hrs

[WolfTooth]

I found this game incredibly easily actually. The last girl I didn't even lose once again. Getting more mana and HP is vital but so are getting the two unique cards you can find out on the world map. The Qi one that boosts damage and the healing one were absolutely vital cards to have.

[dosh22]

Unsure if anyone has mentioned it, but once you beat Dorothea and get "Fortress" you just need to invest points in INT to get multiple off in one turn and you become practically unkillable due to the way shielding works (infinite duration and only 2 get subtracted per attack). My deck for 90% of the game was 5 "Fortress" and 4 "Murder in the Shadows" which gives you infinite protection and then good damage plus a chance to one-shot which came up quite a bit.

[NoxNtella_TTV]

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[Baka444]

Originally posted by dosh22:

Unsure if anyone has mentioned it, but once you beat Dorothea and get "Fortress" you just need to invest points in INT to get multiple off in one turn and you become practically unkillable due to the way shielding works (infinite duration and only 2 get subtracted per attack). My deck for 90% of the game was 5 "Fortress" and 4 "Murder in the Shadows" which gives you infinite protection and then good damage plus a chance to one-shot which came up quite a bit.

Yeah, armadillo, which you get from one of the first quests by going right, is sooo much better than fortress.