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The Nether Realm, where the most terrible beasts of fairy tales and nightmares
live, once threatened to swallow up the world of men. Legends say that,
thousands of years ago, a mighty wizard sealed the Nether Realm in a great
golden box. But now, the box has been opened. The denizens of the Nether
Realm are free to cross into this world and plunge those brave few who seek
the Crown of Command into a living nightmare!"
Use hopper to jump over the whole inner region and every enemy
Go via LoD with soul shatter/finger of death.
Energise and bolster.
Flail and bow/two bows
The baleful eye, etc.
toadify
freeze
It is unlikely someone with the stats you mention could not come up with a strategy that succeeds over two cards.
now is gauntlet + dungeon easier than gauntlet without dungeon? yeah probably. but anything + dungeon is easier. thats a problem with the dungeon not the gauntlet.
My RL group believes the game of Talisman should remain about aquiring a talisman to get to CoC with no shortcuts.
I'd really like to see a DE house rule like that someday.
bolster may work :)
Attack roll and attack score aren't the same, unfortunately. You'd still be goosed.