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sucky game..cant win without cheat engine. almost every encounter even at starting levels, i am out numbered, out strengthed, outspelled... you suck. your game sucks.
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Tdog, replenishment means to replenish somthing. so like giving it back, if you had 20/100 hp, you could replenish 80hp
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I love the game but have one complaint. It it too easy on the easy level and too hard on the medium level. I like a challenge, but these guys are wiping the floor with me.
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@KnightKai
You can't equip an item if it brings your quickness below 0. That might preventing you from equipping a bow.
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The only way you can get teleport scroll is by opening treasure chest. You usually get 1 per level, so open all chest before going to the next level.
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Survival Mode: Warrior (top center), cleric, archer, conjurer. Conjurer makes two more tanks next to the warrior and is the backup rezzer. Conjurer can also remove curses. Cleric heals and buffs. That 175% damage to buff on the archer makes it an easy win. Archer, main source of damage. His AOE is the key. Give him 10-20% lethality too, makes it easy. He's also a backup healer. On every X9 or X4 wave I left one enemy alive to get everyone fully buffed, healed, and full of energy. Pretty easy game, just time consuming.
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when i am going for the 50000 point badge, i went into hard mode with 2 of the added point options, and right now im at 35000 and thats only because i had a conjurer with mana spirit and eldrich shield or whatever its called, all other combos failed in the first couple of area, but yeah if you are going for post "Story" floors, conjurers bite
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my party is warrior, cleric and 2 rangers. and what's funny is that my cleric is always getting rapid speed changes. For example, in one room, he starts last, but in others he starts first.