Pauly7
Master of the Elements
You get the hang of it quite quick. It's more time consuming than previous events. My biggest worry is trying to get these damn cats and actually get some artefacts.This sounds quite complicated.
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You get the hang of it quite quick. It's more time consuming than previous events. My biggest worry is trying to get these damn cats and actually get some artefacts.This sounds quite complicated.
Only on a few quests, much like the last event.Are temp level 1 w/s - manus good for this?
They can be bought individually (candle = 10, lantern = 35, flask = 50), or they can be bought in packs (7 candles, 3 lanterns, 2 flasks costs 195 currency, or 18 candles, 7 lanterns, 7 flasks costs 420.) The packs represent better value, except you really need more candles comparatively.
As you reveal the last square on the right of the visible grid then it scrolls again to the right. Anything that disappears from view on the left is then lost.
No. Candle reveals just the misty square you put it on.Okay, that candle did something a little different than I expected.
He placed the candle on a misty square, which had a dark square immediately to the right.
That cleared 2 squares, both the misty square it was placed on, and the dark square to its right. it then misty-fied the three previously dark squares above, below, and right of the previously dark but now cleared square.
So a candle clears 2 squares, the played square and the neighbor to the right. Yes?
No, flask doesn’t clear the played square.And the flask clears the played square and the eight surrounding squares, and will then misty-fy up to the 12 squares adjacent squares, 3 each left, right, above and below, provided they weren't blocked by obstacles.
Yes.Also also, I noticed that you can see the obstacles even in dark squares, yes?
Lantern and flask only on cleared squares.Can you play a candle, lantern or flask on a cleared square, or must it always be played on a misty one? I'm not sure if I can think of any advantage to doing that?