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It underperformed staggeringly, failing to get even 100 sales within the first week after release. Something i thought of with mine - since there's that auto protect or defend depending where in teh party it is, for mine i was thinking i might fuse it to the dryad warden, auto shares it's buffs when provoking, so at tier 6, that'd be at least Agile, Savage, Leeching, Splashing, Berserk, and Arcane, the arcane being most key in making sure i could continue the herbling taking all the turns it possibly can - dawn crusader gives it protected and repelling and makes it defend after its turns - making it able to share at least 8 buffs with the whole team and trigger both on defend and on provoke traits (though timewalk triggers start of fight stuff, not end so itd still only trigger those defend\provoke stuff once per herblings turn not every turn like start of turn effects)Īnother thing is, it can get 6 extra attacks and spellcasts with each attack, could do something with that, potentially - a + attacks setup with some bat traits might be quite nice, if you're not trying to go the timewalk route, or want the allies to do something after they all get some timewalks in.Ĭaliban avatar could have added effect as well, given it's traits trigger on ally turns - every ally but the herbling would activate it once, then the herbling should also activate it 6x, afaik. This game may just be the rarest game for the Wii ever. On top of that, not only does it evolve faster, but forcing it to take more turns equals more casts of nutrition are possible (heals debuffs, might not get more tbh), more cruelty of the wild casts (will blight foes then heal them), more stat increases, more wild growth casts (mendng and max health boosts), germinate (snare/poison, so could do something with that), and foe's stats tank, which normally would be once a turn cycle.Īlso keep in mind, builds have a certain range of effectiveness, usually - could just be you're a little beyond your current effectiveness.
One idea is to share timewalk gems, iirc basically retriggering the herbling's turn repeatedly should give it those once per turn evolutions which boost it's stuff, which makes it available for another evolution - means the herbling will be able to get to tier 6 in one 'round' rather than 6.
you need to be able to last a little while against foes with vastly superior stats than you've got, so taking that into account is important, this isn't really a one turn wipe kinda class, and just kinda sucks that the game feels far more attuned to that sort of gameplay - but then, there's also 'literally fucking immortal' builds out there you could use for any specialization, so.Ī resurrection contingency or two won't go amiss, either - one creature with pandamonium rebirth can go a long way, This is also sort of an 'endurance' setup - survival is key a bit more than damage. Grovetender is a one creature focused setup - picking it's additional skills optimally, as well as it's support, is key to it working or not working - it also has a lot of 'free' spellcasts, so something revolving around spells being cast might help a great deal. In general, remember to have REALLY good defenses - you're probably going to want traits to block up to 90% damage
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