Two Minis issues

[bsocalk]

There are several levels in this game that are just miserable with the two minis character, and it would seem some very simple quality of life fixes could address it.

My party has attempted episode #67 several times now, and it is awful with two minis. The bear simply sits in the first room after it has been cleared and does nothing for the multiple turns it takes to get through the giant empty room and then takes even more turns catching up when the door has been opened. I thinks its pretty easy to argue that, as is, you should never bring two minis on this particular mission. That feels lame, when it seems like some sort of simple "set focus" command would be all it would take to remedy this issue.

There are multiple other episodes where this is a factor, though #67 does seem the most egregious. Additionally, the bear mini not activating pressure plates just seems dumb. I mean, I get that it is technically a summon, but for both gameplay quality and just common sense purposes, it sure seems like it should.

[Slow Dog]

What's wrong with running the Vermling into the library and then swapping position with the Bear? With the new summon house rule it won't even be very far behind.

If you're thinking "But I never move the Vermling" then I'd suggest that your problems are entirely self-inflicted.

[scott_smart2000]

The most important card the Beast Tyrant has is the one that lets it move the bear 5 spaces. Put Jump on it as fast as you can, and that stops the bear from sitting around. The only thing you can't do with it is open a door. And you should try and move the Vermling up too. That double disarm top half is the 2nd best card it has. I've never used the swap positions card, and I've never really had issues with any scenario with that character, even the awful kill demons to kill the ludicrous ghosts scenario.