Tip #5: Blocking is very important. Blocking blocks all ranged attacks and most melee attacks. Use this if you want to get behind a mounted horseman or let your henchmen do the attacking for you. Tip #6: You are basically invincible from all attacks while you are in the air. Buying the amulet of elevation may be a good move as you will see in Tip #7. Tip #7: Combing Tip #1 and Tip #6 makes bosses easy. All you need to do is to jump around near the boss. The boss will keep trying to target you, so any henchmen you have will not be harmed. That way, they will keep attacking while you act as bait. Tip #8: It is best to use Ellder in Gladiator Mode. He has a long and fast attack, making it easier to counter certain types of elites.
Tip #1: If you have any henchmen, they will not be harmed when you dodge an attack aimed for you. For example, if an archer shoots an arrow aiming at you and you dodge it by jumping, the henchmen behind you won't get hurt. This is also true of any melee attack. Tip #2: Try to get the max henchmen before the first boss battle. In the first episode, if you have two henchmen, you get a third because the King joins you to battle the sorcerer. You can not get a third henchmen if you have one or no henchmen with you when you get the King. Tip #3: Difficulty level is based on the variety of troops you will meet. Harder levels have stronger troops. Tip #4: Don't fight hard battles if you can. If you can not, keep farming previous levels to get all fighting abilities, equipment, and henchmen. The reason for this is because hard levels introduce mounted soldiers and to defeat them, you need to get an advancing move, get behind the horse, and keep attacking without taking damage.
I love the upgrade system. If only there were tiers, such as completing the skill tree and then getting better stats for two skill points, this would be my favorite of my lifetime. In the meantime, I'll try to figure out how to break Kongregate so I could rate more than five stars.
Can you somehow add a way to add more player spots to add more people to your team. Say, about up to five people per team, you have to buy two people slots.
First, the final boss in The Gentleman was the cat who seems to be just there and doing nothing. Now, the final boss is the scarecrow who trained you and coached you to become the best. Soulgame, do you have a thing with plot twists?
Spoiler Alert! To get the secret achievements: Follow Soulgame for an achievement and some free coins. Stay at the house for one minute to get a second achievement. A third can be found by clicking the guy that appears from the left side of the shop. #4 can be found by clicking the candle a bunch of times at the museum. You can get #5 by clicking the lady a bunch of times at the house. Go to the shop and click the roof of the selling booth to get #6. You can get a seventh achievement by finding all of the children. Getting #8 requires you to click the whale at the training area. You can get #9 by clicking the cat in the training area. (Note: #7-9 require you to upgrade some of your training room and some of your house) To get the final four secret achievements, all you have to do keep feeding the mushroom clovers and get four paintings by getting lucky. Rate up so others can see.
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Maybe the Gentleman Cat (at the window) gave his idea to Sir Scarow...