Provide the length and difficulty in request. $15 or 1,500 bits = Here lies the quest: Choose the quest we go on. $15 or 1,500 bits = Squad Builder: Build a team comp i have to play on stream (takes time to build) $10 or 1000 bits = No Retreat!: Can't retreat from any fights or the dungeon. $10 or 1000 bits = Pick Pocket!: Make me discard 2 stacks of non supply based items (gold piles, heirlooms, gems, etc) $5 or 500 bits - Ban A Class: Before I set out on an adventure you may ban one class (max 2) from being used next adventure.
$5 or 500 bits = Guide the Path: Will Play the dungeon area of your choice. In general, I'd say the default option is to continue after finishing the mission unless it would be really dangerous, or you're so stressed out yourself you just want it over (this game seems to have a mechanic where it applies stress to the player).Click the Panel To Offer Tribute to Your Local Dragon Today! The only time I don't continue exploring is if I'm loaded up with Jute Tapestries and other massive treasure, and no supplies, and I'm unlikely to find anything more valuable by continuing, or if the party is in such bad shape that I'm just gambling with their lives for trivial benefits. Why not? Even if you're wrong and it goes badly, you can retreat with no consequences.Īlso any time you have substantial parts of the map (or even a tiny part of the map) to explore, why not get every single little curio and trinket you can find? For instance, as someone else pointed out, you won, you're in great shape, and you can summon a Shambler and you're pretty sure you can curb stomp it. What happens if you go on? Can you get out anytime? What are advantages and disadvantages?Ī lot of times, there are huge advantages.
Originally posted by MythTrip:After completing quest conditions there is the option of returning to town or going on.
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