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Pretty much this. On the Old Road We Found Redemption is probably one of the tougher achievements to get, and when you're specifically going for it you need to be careful with Reynauld and Dismas.
It really isn't something worth resetting a file for in my opinion. There's always the chance you could get him back from the resurrection event, after all. That's how I got the achievement.
It's stuff like this that keeps me away from DD.
No, it hasn't. You only need to survive the encounter but if you do manage to kill it you have a high chance of getting the Corvid's quirks and you don't have to take the stress nuke from Shrieking Flight.
You should try to kill either the nest or the bird. The nest gives you a number of Puzzling Trapezohedrons worth 3500 each (3-5 for Champion). It's also a lot easier to kill and killing it immediately causes the bird to leave, so it's the safest option.
Killing the bird is considerably more dangerous, requires overcoming its absurd Dodge and getting lucky, or at least avoiding getting really, really unlucky if you can stack ACC. You should be able to kill it well over 90% of the time.
Killing neither is the worst option because you take as many attacks from it as possible and then massive stress hits.
Personally, unless I'm really short on gold I always go for the kill because the quirks are god-tier. The trinkets aren't worth much (other than the ACC one) unless you're playing a low light strategy in which case they're also god-tier.
No, but the third time I fought it it died. And then it came back again two weeks later and stole my stuff, which is why I quit my last game. No point even trying if the game is just going to cheat anyway.
It's already been said, there's THREE ways the Shrieker can appear:
Two separate town events, A Thief in the Night and The Shrieker's Prize. They can both trigger on the same save, so that's probably what happened to you.
The other way is if your heroes keep dying or you get a party wipe and lose a total of 8 trinkets. If that happens, a mission appears to fight the Shrieker a few weeks later.