It’s well worth the price for the hours and hours of fun you can have with it! I have analysed the whole card set, and will post a full spoiler-rific post in due course. Better still, it’s not a loss so you can pair this with any of your other moves and do this several times per scenario. The Cragheart is a weird character in Gloomhaven. Yeah, it has an initiative of 77, but pair it with a lower initiative card if you really want to do something quickly that turn. Right now, we need more Earth so Lumbering Bash is the card for us. Change ), You are commenting using your Google account. On your first turn use Rumbling Advance to move within range of Dirt Tornado, line up your area of effect and generate Earth. This guide does not contain campaign spoilers or items beyond starting items. Shields have a very precise wording in the rules. When enemies have few hit points, either by their nature or because your allies have bloodied them up already, you don’t care about max-overkill. I’ve written build guides for all the Gloomhaven starting characters. However, we aren’t going to beat Cataclysms bottom action. You’ll also want to summon your mystic ally in pretty much every scenario.
Then, add the next two Earth cards and finally take the Push and Muddle cards. There is a starting ability that you can use to catch up with your group but you’ll lose the card from your hand when you use it. We already have a couple of move 4 abilities in our deck. The 35 initiative is your 3rd fastest card available at level 1, so it’s useful to have in your hand for that.
On paper it sounds neat but getting enemies to walk into traps isn’t the cleanest method of stunning them. Beside these cards, I have put an * next to cards that I personally used as an optimised hand in Level 1, and which I was personally able to do well with on HARD mode. I’m glad you like the tactic though – it really does work and is worth a try. The Cragheart's rolling earth cards are probably the best case for this perk, but I'd still choose it after the other C perks (including "add +2 Muddle"). Who doesn’t want to do that?! I would also value "add two rolling elements" at D. So you can fling stuff to your heart’s content and manipulate the map as you go. Yeah, the friendly fire is a little annoying to your allies. But there are odd occasions where destroying an adjacent obstacle helps you with line of sight for ranged abilities and you’ll get an experience point for causing some chaos.
It’s not ideal, but to understand the Cragheart you have to understand how slow he is. Removing a “-2” will indirectly help you, simply because it increases the odds you draw a positive card. Since there is a situational aspect of doing damage to allies and the bad initiative, this action won’t get used often. It’s nuts, isn’t it? This top action can really add some AoE damage to your hand. The bottom action focuses on focuses on melee damage which is just okay for this class.The initiative isn’t actually that bad for this class but isn’t great either. With only 6 health points, the Mindthief is very fragile. Now, there is one thing that does need noting, and that is with Dirt Tornado which has a ridiculous area affect already. You can deal some huge amounts of damage per turn if you play the spells right. Also, I'd give the Cragheart's "add two rolling +2 push" perk a D. It is far too easy for me to fall behind in a party with the Spellweaver and the Scoundrel. When it’s lined up with the additional target ability of Backup Ammunition you throw two massive boulders at a time. After increasing our odds, our choices will diverge based on the goals of the build. Her lower initiative starting cards have her augments and her summon as the top abilities.
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