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This game has so many layers to it that I keep learning new stuff and every so often this along with my OCDnD (I've had this affliction for decades, I got infected so far back I remember the 2nd edition being released as a teen.) I have to respect my character sometimes changing multiple feats and sometimes completely changing things up with a new class. That's one of my favorite things about this game, being able to play it for a while as an Elemental Rampager druid, a classic universalist wizard and finally settling upon a roguish knife master. I know I could be biting them over and over but I enjoy the knife master character type.
Yes! The deep system with all the customization options is one of my favorite things about Pathfinder and also the D&D games. All these choices for character progression, and then getting to customize not only your main character but also all the other party members! It's a game that can last for a very long time, that's for sure! Amazing replay value too.
Great video, I've been playing table top and computer game dungeons & dragons for 20 years now and I'm still still learning something new in every video
Awesome! One of my favorite things about the meaty D&D and Pathfinder games is how deep the systems can be, always more to learn, which to me is very fun!
I learnt a lot about different mechanics from you so the least I can do is show some love and give encouragement! As someone who played a decent amount of Kingmaker, I'm still learning more from you and a couple of other creators so I appreciate the great videos!
I find it hard to stack metal curse, evil eye and hampering hex for maximized ac penalties, it takes 3 rounds to inflict those 3 hexes to begin with and bosses on hard/unfair tend to make successful saves against hampering. Flame curse is arguably a worthy choice if you have a fire dmg spellcaster.
Yeah, it can be a bit troublesome to stack them all, I just mention them as ways of how to debuff the enemy to the max. But honestly, for most cases, Evil Eye is more than enough.
Pls make a video on how to make the most OP Legend. There are almost no guides on this mythic really. With the knowledge you have, it would work out great!
Тhe one thing I don't get is why so many people ignore sylvan trickster. IMHO this is one of the best rogue architypes, aside from rowdy. On first glance it looks like hexes don't have much synegry with rogue stuff, but practically speaking they are quite amazing. In short, if the situation is really bad for melee engage, a regular rogue will have to stand back and probably shoot with a bow, doing nothing. However a sylvan trickster can always stay back and provide crazy support with hexes. Not to mention that evil eye + debilitating injury is such a huge differential that sylvan trickster becomes a character with higher chance to hit than a full BaB class... Not to mention the iceplant ring combo at the beginning making you a tank... I could be wrong on this one, but I rolled my Camellia as a sylvan trickster on hard difficulty and she was stomping everything.... And your MC could be much better optimized than Camellia for that role... Imagine your Nenio giving a sylvan trickster improved invis. The rogue goes with evil eye and debilitating injury, this is -12 to enemy AC, while attacking flat - footed AC... You will hit EVERY single time...
Thank you for the Sylvan Trickster tip. It can certainly be a strong class choice considering how great Hexes are. Same for Rowdy for Vital Strike shenanigans. Debiliting Injury + Evil Eye/Hampering Hex do indeed sound very tasty!
@@cRPGBro I can't twist my soul. Rowdy rogue is much stronger, but that is in the early game. I find vital strike to be kinda lacking late-game. Best case scenario you one shot one target, but enemies are swarming you... Considering you have like 5000 buffs you can one or twoshot enemies anyway, so regular attacks tend to give you more value late game. But also, a rogue gets as many feats as a fighter. So you can actually get vital strike at level 6. But in all honesty I would just pair sylvan trickster with another melee class and abuse seize the moment/outflank with fortune hex. Once the crit chain starts... Well you know the rest :D
I had five 20 20 enemy attack rolls, three of which of course rolled a 20 for a critical confirmation that killed my tank during the Drezen siege. I don't know the odds of that happening but god I was slightly tilted by time I got to Joran Vhane.
Probably due to random number generators on computers not being truly random and far from perfect. They are about as good as we can get. I've been playing pen and paper RPGs for almost 30 years... twice I've seen characters roll 5 natural 20s in a row. Once was me against a goblin of all things (we fought a troll earlier and wish I had rolled it then), and again by a GM who was playing a player character as an NPC for a character who couldn't be there that session.
Yeah, sometimes it does feel like that, but in the end it's probably because of how many enemy rolls you get during the game. At the very least, you can highly shift the dice in your favor with Hexes.
Try to get a class that provides you with Fortification early on. My current playthrough is: 6 Mutation Warrior, 6 Vivisectionist, 8 Aldori Swordlord. She got Fortification at level 11, but I'm pretty sure you can get it earlier. Alchemists should be able to get it relatively early from their discoveries, and up to 75%, too! And then you can always play a Trickster, get a Wizard spell book with Ice, Fiery, Metal etc. Body spell, which makes you straight immune to crits. PS. This is basically a Witcher build.
@@Shadraen1 The fact that streaks of 20s can happen is an argument for how well the randomization is implemented. With a truely random system it's possible for the game to get 20 on every single roll in the game. Extremely improbable, but entirely possible. It's when you never see streaks of good or bad luck you know the randomness was tempered with, usually to make it feel more fair.
Just finished my 1st playthrough and I was nearly avandoned HEXes coz I had no idea how to use them properly. Now I think I got to understand the basics, thanks to your much helpful video(s). I would try not to kill Camelia (I was scared of her, okay?) and utilize her in my next playthrough. Thank you
Hexes are amazing for turn based combat, and very frustrating to use in real time mode. And is is probably how it should be. As turn based combat is way more useful for higher difficulty. While real time combat is for more casual play style.
@@BudMasta kinda depends, real time if you use Pause often, you can infinitely kite the enemies, extend hexes forever, abuse the Auto Cast feature. Turn based objectively easier only in those single entity boss battles, like say Deskari, because of action economy.
Had an Abyssal huntress double nat 20 crit straight through my Protective Luck and deleting my mc at Treshold. Still an amazing defense but sometimes the game just hates you with a passion.
Yeah, sometimes it can happen. But at the very least, when you consider multiple defensive layers like Concealment, good AC + Protective Luck, the chances are ever so low!
@@cRPGBro FYI in the table top for pathfinder this has been specifically noted as not being allowed in an errata. If they didnt fix this with the enhanced edition i dont think they will, but they might so something to keep in mind.
Never use Camellia as she was so toxic towards Ember so I always kill her in act 3. Very informative video about hexes and you rarely see so much easy to understand information in one spot.
Thank you for the support and glad you enjoyed the video! I had talked about Hexes before in my Ember & Camellia build videos but I figure it's better to have this on a specific spot for easier viewer understanding. I get that many won't enjoy Camellia's acidic personality too.
Camellia is my favorite character, her personal quest is actually quite interesting and romancing her is quite a ride (especially if you rp as a good character), as long as she doesn't kill Ember I'm cool with that, ironically Ember may be the only person who can redeem her
Crazy I had no experience but just by looking at the 2 characters in question I picked the very same luck buffs that you present here... I was a bit disappointed on the Time-duration of them however. I like that you found a loophole to change that but I have to wonder if the developers intended for it to be played this way or is just something they need to fix.... hm. :) I wouldnt want to abuse something that will get changed in the future , I guess.
It can be hard to guess if it's an oversight or really intended. But as it is, I don't think the devs care much for mechanics working in ways like that, unless it is a bug. I could be wrong, though! Fortune Hex + Protective Luck not being extendable would surely sharply reduce their usefulness, though. But starting from level 8-16 when they last for 2-3 rounds, you'd still be able to prebuff with them before certain tough battles and often 1 round is enough to defeat enemies even on Unfair after a certain point.
@@cRPGBro Yea.... its definitely very annoying to use one of the important characters in 1 round to do a buff or debuff... then pretty much you are done for that round, cant attack or do other skill. Now the other character that you buffed can only use it for 1 round? auch.. Cherry on top that character Misses anyway , so now you wasted 2 character moves, that is friking frustrating for sure. 😕
@@L2Xenta Yeah, that is my main concern with removing Chant/Cackle Cheese. You'd have to spend a round in battle to do it, which isn't that efficient. Might as well prebuff out of battle and shortly rush the boss.
@@cRPGBro Oh yea... you are right, that seems like the kind of skill that you get to use as secondary move... rather than not being able to use a heal or attack or debuff.
@@cRPGBro In the tabletop rules, there's a ruling from Paizo that stacking duration with cackle is incorrect; it's in the FAQ for the Advanced Player's Guide if you're curious. You can only benefit from cackle once per round but during that time the effects also expire by one round, so the cackle is maintaining the duration while still letting you cast a hex with your standard action. In Owlcat's engine I think an additional issue beyond the turn-based action economy (not just with cackling but actually with effects in general) is that out-of-combat actions don't strictly follow the 6 seconds per round rule.
Sorry, Camellia doesn't meet the alignment requirement for a monk dip. Would have to go "Instinctual Warrior" and lose out on the final stage of "Air Barrier".
Sadly, I don't think so. You can use it to instantly cast the buffs on all characters at once, but as far as extending it through Chant/Cackle, you have to do it manually.
Have fun! Hexes really are very powerful in Wrath, both for buffing & debuffing. I also have a Winter Witch Build here now: ruclips.net/video/5ic319j8FmA/видео.html
Table top 3.5 D&D rules you crit on 20 if you confirm the hit the second reroll then its a critical hit although on are table top if you role a 20 20 critical its a instant death an the DM would give you a longer result as a result of your awesomeness LOL I have always been a dedicated 3.5 player (basically the system that Pathfinder uses but a bit more refined but the two system are basically interchangeable )
Hi there! To cast Hexes, you have to select them from your Ability Tab (the icon in the middle of your toolbar with the "A" symbol on it. As for the Iceplant Hex, it works like a passive - so you don't have to cast it, it's always working after you get it.
Hi! Love your content, learned so many things! Do you have any plan on making build(s) for solo unfair? Or do you think it's too hard? There is almost no guide/build on that and it could be nice ;).
Hi there, and thank you for the comment! I do plan on making builds for Solo Unfair eventually, but at the moment I'm more focused on party based builds and also the Mythic Paths and such.
thank i didn t know chant had infinite uses. What is the best shaman sub class ? the one with a pet ? Wildland shaman? does shaman have a merged spellbook with angel like oracle and cleric ?
ok shaman ha a merged spellbook :)) must compare the spells with oracle spells but shaman seem very more usefull than oracle if the spells are the same ...
Wildland Shaman would indeed be my favorite pick for Pet, but Shadow Shaman has very stacked abilities too (but lacks pet until level 16). I have a full guide for Shadow Shaman here: ruclips.net/video/yCz8qUMpwBQ/видео.html And yes, Shaman can also merge indeed! The best spells overall are of course the Mythic Angel ones which are added regardless.
Hi there, to use Hexes that you have learned, it's basically just a matter of checking your ability tab (with the "A" icon) on the toolbar and then selecting the one you want, you can also add them from there to your main keybar.
I don't understand why there is no mod for chant/cackle. I hate that my min/max brain forces me to spend literal hours casting chant/cackle to make my party broken for 10+minutes (which is almost a requirement when playing on unfair) Just give me a mod that makes chant/cackle extend the hex for 1 minute or something, or make chant/cackle only usable during combat so I am not tempted to do this every time
It can be annoying indeed. But I think with ToyBox you can just set Chant/Cackle to let's say Important Buffs, then spam it with just a button and no cooldown for faster stacking.
I didnt like this game for its verbosity, lore, dialogues, writing. Especially the combat system, all breadth no depth. At least this hex system is something new.
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This game has so many layers to it that I keep learning new stuff and every so often this along with my OCDnD (I've had this affliction for decades, I got infected so far back I remember the 2nd edition being released as a teen.) I have to respect my character sometimes changing multiple feats and sometimes completely changing things up with a new class. That's one of my favorite things about this game, being able to play it for a while as an Elemental Rampager druid, a classic universalist wizard and finally settling upon a roguish knife master. I know I could be biting them over and over but I enjoy the knife master character type.
Yes! The deep system with all the customization options is one of my favorite things about Pathfinder and also the D&D games.
All these choices for character progression, and then getting to customize not only your main character but also all the other party members!
It's a game that can last for a very long time, that's for sure! Amazing replay value too.
Great video, I've been playing table top and computer game dungeons & dragons for 20 years now and I'm still still learning something new in every video
Awesome!
One of my favorite things about the meaty D&D and Pathfinder games is how deep the systems can be, always more to learn, which to me is very fun!
5:53 lol disadvantage disadvantage. Love it 😊
Evil Eye is amazing early game, an comes in just at the right time when it becomes -4.
It's helpful in turn-based even
Yeah, it's one of the best debuffs in the game not only for the big amount but also the fact a successful save doesn't really help the enemy at all!
Another great video! Loving all your content. Keep up the good work!
Thank you, and I sure will!
It's always nice to hear that people are finding my guides useful.
I learnt a lot about different mechanics from you so the least I can do is show some love and give encouragement! As someone who played a decent amount of Kingmaker, I'm still learning more from you and a couple of other creators so I appreciate the great videos!
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@@stoogemcduck8594 Thanks, friend!
Your support really helps keep me going with more videos 😃
I find it hard to stack metal curse, evil eye and hampering hex for maximized ac penalties, it takes 3 rounds to inflict those 3 hexes to begin with and bosses on hard/unfair tend to make successful saves against hampering. Flame curse is arguably a worthy choice if you have a fire dmg spellcaster.
Yeah, it can be a bit troublesome to stack them all, I just mention them as ways of how to debuff the enemy to the max.
But honestly, for most cases, Evil Eye is more than enough.
Pls make a video on how to make the most OP Legend. There are almost no guides on this mythic really. With the knowledge you have, it would work out great!
Sure thing!
I plan on making a video about it and Gold Dragon as well.
My take is 10 sorc 10 arcane trickster with maxed illusion dc, 2 pal, 1 dd monk and17 vivi with cha cognatogen.
Тhe one thing I don't get is why so many people ignore sylvan trickster. IMHO this is one of the best rogue architypes, aside from rowdy. On first glance it looks like hexes don't have much synegry with rogue stuff, but practically speaking they are quite amazing. In short, if the situation is really bad for melee engage, a regular rogue will have to stand back and probably shoot with a bow, doing nothing. However a sylvan trickster can always stay back and provide crazy support with hexes. Not to mention that evil eye + debilitating injury is such a huge differential that sylvan trickster becomes a character with higher chance to hit than a full BaB class... Not to mention the iceplant ring combo at the beginning making you a tank... I could be wrong on this one, but I rolled my Camellia as a sylvan trickster on hard difficulty and she was stomping everything.... And your MC could be much better optimized than Camellia for that role... Imagine your Nenio giving a sylvan trickster improved invis. The rogue goes with evil eye and debilitating injury, this is -12 to enemy AC, while attacking flat - footed AC... You will hit EVERY single time...
Thank you for the Sylvan Trickster tip.
It can certainly be a strong class choice considering how great Hexes are. Same for Rowdy for Vital Strike shenanigans.
Debiliting Injury + Evil Eye/Hampering Hex do indeed sound very tasty!
@@cRPGBro I can't twist my soul. Rowdy rogue is much stronger, but that is in the early game. I find vital strike to be kinda lacking late-game. Best case scenario you one shot one target, but enemies are swarming you... Considering you have like 5000 buffs you can one or twoshot enemies anyway, so regular attacks tend to give you more value late game. But also, a rogue gets as many feats as a fighter. So you can actually get vital strike at level 6. But in all honesty I would just pair sylvan trickster with another melee class and abuse seize the moment/outflank with fortune hex. Once the crit chain starts... Well you know the rest :D
I had five 20 20 enemy attack rolls, three of which of course rolled a 20 for a critical confirmation that killed my tank during the Drezen siege. I don't know the odds of that happening but god I was slightly tilted by time I got to Joran Vhane.
Probably due to random number generators on computers not being truly random and far from perfect. They are about as good as we can get. I've been playing pen and paper RPGs for almost 30 years... twice I've seen characters roll 5 natural 20s in a row. Once was me against a goblin of all things (we fought a troll earlier and wish I had rolled it then), and again by a GM who was playing a player character as an NPC for a character who couldn't be there that session.
Yeah, sometimes it does feel like that, but in the end it's probably because of how many enemy rolls you get during the game.
At the very least, you can highly shift the dice in your favor with Hexes.
Try to get a class that provides you with Fortification early on. My current playthrough is: 6 Mutation Warrior, 6 Vivisectionist, 8 Aldori Swordlord. She got Fortification at level 11, but I'm pretty sure you can get it earlier. Alchemists should be able to get it relatively early from their discoveries, and up to 75%, too! And then you can always play a Trickster, get a Wizard spell book with Ice, Fiery, Metal etc. Body spell, which makes you straight immune to crits.
PS. This is basically a Witcher build.
@@Shadraen1 The fact that streaks of 20s can happen is an argument for how well the randomization is implemented.
With a truely random system it's possible for the game to get 20 on every single roll in the game. Extremely improbable, but entirely possible.
It's when you never see streaks of good or bad luck you know the randomness was tempered with, usually to make it feel more fair.
Cam is helpful is she not?
The best part is that she is, truly.
I can't really think of doing Hard/Unfair runs without Cam as far as story party members!
Just finished my 1st playthrough and I was nearly avandoned HEXes coz I had no idea how to use them properly.
Now I think I got to understand the basics, thanks to your much helpful video(s). I would try not to kill Camelia (I was scared of her, okay?) and utilize her in my next playthrough. Thank you
Glad I could help!
Hexes really can shift the rolls into your favor or even help debuff the enemies too.
Hexes are amazing for turn based combat, and very frustrating to use in real time mode. And is is probably how it should be. As turn based combat is way more useful for higher difficulty. While real time combat is for more casual play style.
turn based is easier*
@@BudMasta kinda depends, real time if you use Pause often, you can infinitely kite the enemies, extend hexes forever, abuse the Auto Cast feature.
Turn based objectively easier only in those single entity boss battles, like say Deskari, because of action economy.
very helpful, thanks.
Glad it was helpful!
Hexes really make a massive difference both buffing & debuffing wise.
Had an Abyssal huntress double nat 20 crit straight through my Protective Luck and deleting my mc at Treshold. Still an amazing defense but sometimes the game just hates you with a passion.
Yeah, sometimes it can happen.
But at the very least, when you consider multiple defensive layers like Concealment, good AC + Protective Luck, the chances are ever so low!
great video. never realized that you could just spam cackle/chant more than once a turn
Yep, it is still possible even as of the current most up to date Enhanced Edition version.
@@cRPGBro FYI in the table top for pathfinder this has been specifically noted as not being allowed in an errata. If they didnt fix this with the enhanced edition i dont think they will, but they might so something to keep in mind.
Never use Camellia as she was so toxic towards Ember so I always kill her in act 3. Very informative video about hexes and you rarely see so much easy to understand information in one spot.
Thank you for the support and glad you enjoyed the video!
I had talked about Hexes before in my Ember & Camellia build videos but I figure it's better to have this on a specific spot for easier viewer understanding.
I get that many won't enjoy Camellia's acidic personality too.
Camellia is my favorite character, her personal quest is actually quite interesting and romancing her is quite a ride (especially if you rp as a good character), as long as she doesn't kill Ember I'm cool with that, ironically Ember may be the only person who can redeem her
This is amazing! Thank you!
No problem, and glad you liked!
Be sure to use and abuse Hexes for a way better gameplay experience.
Crazy I had no experience but just by looking at the 2 characters in question I picked the very same luck buffs that you present here... I was a bit disappointed on the Time-duration of them however. I like that you found a loophole to change that but I have to wonder if the developers intended for it to be played this way or is just something they need to fix.... hm. :)
I wouldnt want to abuse something that will get changed in the future , I guess.
It can be hard to guess if it's an oversight or really intended.
But as it is, I don't think the devs care much for mechanics working in ways like that, unless it is a bug. I could be wrong, though!
Fortune Hex + Protective Luck not being extendable would surely sharply reduce their usefulness, though.
But starting from level 8-16 when they last for 2-3 rounds, you'd still be able to prebuff with them before certain tough battles and often 1 round is enough to defeat enemies even on Unfair after a certain point.
@@cRPGBro Yea.... its definitely very annoying to use one of the important characters in 1 round to do a buff or debuff... then pretty much you are done for that round, cant attack or do other skill. Now the other character that you buffed can only use it for 1 round? auch.. Cherry on top that character Misses anyway , so now you wasted 2 character moves, that is friking frustrating for sure. 😕
@@L2Xenta Yeah, that is my main concern with removing Chant/Cackle Cheese.
You'd have to spend a round in battle to do it, which isn't that efficient. Might as well prebuff out of battle and shortly rush the boss.
@@cRPGBro Oh yea... you are right, that seems like the kind of skill that you get to use as secondary move... rather than not being able to use a heal or attack or debuff.
@@cRPGBro In the tabletop rules, there's a ruling from Paizo that stacking duration with cackle is incorrect; it's in the FAQ for the Advanced Player's Guide if you're curious. You can only benefit from cackle once per round but during that time the effects also expire by one round, so the cackle is maintaining the duration while still letting you cast a hex with your standard action. In Owlcat's engine I think an additional issue beyond the turn-based action economy (not just with cackling but actually with effects in general) is that out-of-combat actions don't strictly follow the 6 seconds per round rule.
If you plan on tanking with camellia, be sure to give her "Air Barrier" and a monk dip.
That is a nice tip indeed, Cam can be a very versatile party member all around, built for both AC or damage.
Sorry, Camellia doesn't meet the alignment requirement for a monk dip. Would have to go "Instinctual Warrior" and lose out on the final stage of "Air Barrier".
For protective luck, is there any way to use the buff mod to get it to stack them if you have it on multiple characters?
Sadly, I don't think so.
You can use it to instantly cast the buffs on all characters at once, but as far as extending it through Chant/Cackle, you have to do it manually.
Damn, this video made me consider DLing WotR again just to have a whole party of witches.
Have fun! Hexes really are very powerful in Wrath, both for buffing & debuffing.
I also have a Winter Witch Build here now: ruclips.net/video/5ic319j8FmA/видео.html
Table top 3.5 D&D rules you crit on 20 if you confirm the hit the second reroll then its a critical hit although on are table top if you role a 20 20 critical its a instant death an the DM would give you a longer result as a result of your awesomeness LOL
I have always been a dedicated 3.5 player (basically the system that Pathfinder uses but a bit more refined but the two system are basically interchangeable )
I still can't find out how to cast hexes. The hex iceplant isn't on spellbook? Is it on another? Can someone help me
Hi there!
To cast Hexes, you have to select them from your Ability Tab (the icon in the middle of your toolbar with the "A" symbol on it.
As for the Iceplant Hex, it works like a passive - so you don't have to cast it, it's always working after you get it.
@@cRPGBro oh my god, I feel so stupid lol. I searched for iceplant in spellbook and ability for hours. Thanks, man.
Hi! Love your content, learned so many things!
Do you have any plan on making build(s) for solo unfair? Or do you think it's too hard? There is almost no guide/build on that and it could be nice ;).
Hi there, and thank you for the comment!
I do plan on making builds for Solo Unfair eventually, but at the moment I'm more focused on party based builds and also the Mythic Paths and such.
Hey, can you tell me how to cast hex? I can't find it anywhere
thank i didn t know chant had infinite uses. What is the best shaman sub class ? the one with a pet ? Wildland shaman? does shaman have a merged spellbook with angel like oracle and cleric ?
ok shaman ha a merged spellbook :)) must compare the spells with oracle spells but shaman seem very more usefull than oracle if the spells are the same ...
Wildland Shaman would indeed be my favorite pick for Pet, but Shadow Shaman has very stacked abilities too (but lacks pet until level 16).
I have a full guide for Shadow Shaman here: ruclips.net/video/yCz8qUMpwBQ/видео.html
And yes, Shaman can also merge indeed! The best spells overall are of course the Mythic Angel ones which are added regardless.
@@cRPGBro lvl 16 pet is more than enought for me! i will follow your shadow shaman guide thank you very much !!
I think that its no longer possible to pre-buff protective luck and Fortune. I dont even know If Misfortune is still affected
Are you sure?
I have recently just done it while playing today as of current patch 1.1.7c
Yep not working anymore as it should be.
I'm just trying to find out how to USE hexes, and sadly this "guide" doesn't even touch on the basic. :(
Hi there, to use Hexes that you have learned, it's basically just a matter of checking your ability tab (with the "A" icon) on the toolbar and then selecting the one you want, you can also add them from there to your main keybar.
@@cRPGBro you are doing a great job
I don't understand why there is no mod for chant/cackle.
I hate that my min/max brain forces me to spend literal hours casting chant/cackle to make my party broken for 10+minutes (which is almost a requirement when playing on unfair)
Just give me a mod that makes chant/cackle extend the hex for 1 minute or something, or make chant/cackle only usable during combat so I am not tempted to do this every time
It can be annoying indeed.
But I think with ToyBox you can just set Chant/Cackle to let's say Important Buffs, then spam it with just a button and no cooldown for faster stacking.
Good video here's an algorithm comment
Thank you!
You spoiled Camelia's actual alighment here 🙃
Welp, kinda hard to not let go of her amulet once you finally get allowed to at Chapter 5!
how did ppl know this secret..
Hex = Hax so that’s why they OP 🤣
Yep! 💻
I didnt like this game for its verbosity, lore, dialogues, writing. Especially the combat system, all breadth no depth.
At least this hex system is something new.
Hexes can be quite fun too, especially with how versatile they are.