Changes: Elites

Revision as of 15:47, 7 February 2020

These noobs suck and they shold be dealt with swiftly.

Playing in Ascension Mode will make elites more common, as the Ascension 1 modifier makes them more common. In addition, higher ascension levels will make elites stronger and tougher.

Relics that affect elite encounters:

Sling of Courage: The player will start each elite combat with 2 Strength.
Preserved Insect: All enemies found in elite rooms will start combat with 25% less HP.
Black Star: Instead of dropping 1 random relic, defeated elites will instead drop 2 random relics.
Neow's Lament: Similarly to normal monster encounters, if an elite encounter is reached with a charge of Neow's Lament left, the elite(s) begin combat with 1 hp, making the fight trivial.

Act I

Act II

Act III

Act IV

Spire Shield and Spire Spear

Elite Buffs

After unlocking Act 4, until the Emerald Key is obtained, one of the elites in each Act will appear as a burning elite icon. This 'super elite' will receive one of the following buffs, and it will drop the Emerald Key when defeated.

(Act number + 1) increase in Strength.
+25% max HP.
(Act number*2 + 2) Metallicize.
(Act number*2 + 1) Regeneration.

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+These noobs suck and they shold be dealt with swiftly.
-These noobs are stronger monster encounters that are marked separately from normal ones on the map. Defeating an elite will grant you a random relic and add a score bonus. Depending on the strength of one's deck, fighting elites may not always be a good idea, but the relics they grant can be very powerful.
 Playing in [[Ascension]] Mode will make elites more common, as the Ascension 1 modifier makes them more common. In addition, higher ascension levels will make elites stronger and tougher.