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The burnout 3 one has insane starting stats, so if you have any other way to reform he quickly becomes a monster frontline unit. You can also focus on cards that increase his burnout count, this can work well if your secondary faction is Umbra or Awoken as they can keep him alive really well. The game changes a TON at "ascension" 1, as it adds 5 random cards to your starting deck, and these can do a lot to determine the strategy you aim for. I'd usually pick the random reform option on the Melting champion, but if my starting deck had two copies of the reform a specific unit card I'd think about the burnout one. Upgrade a copy to 0 mana and holdover and you can reform the exact unit you want each turn.
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It gets harder and harder to thin your deck the higher your covenant level gets, compared to baseline I have 9 extra cards in my deck before the curses, and I wouldn't be surprised if covenant 20+ adds even more.
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That boss requires planning the entire fight around him on some runs, it's just so many drat turns of stealth.
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May 28, 2020 23:53
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Sap just means avoid mass weak units or weak hits with multistrike and focus on large single hits or non-attack based damage.
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It changes a lot how you have to think about floors, especially if you want the bonus gold dude or ever want the trial that puts units on every floor. It also means certain units like Morselmaker are really rough on the top floor. You end up having to think ahead a lot, and either ignore the floor or get it started a lot earlier. If you get caught in a bad situation you can't just put a unit up there.
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