LogFAQs > #959802333

Inscryption is really more of a puzzle game than a card game. When you ring the bell you need to know what the position of the balance will be and what cards will be alive.

You're probably not blocking enough against the bone boss. Use the 0-power creatures to block. If you're not in a position where you can mash the bell to win, killing the opponent's creatures is almost always better than dealing damage to them.

Also, the hammer is busted, even outside of the context of infinite combos. Don't be afraid to swap out your creatures for better ones.

Play cards into the 4th lane so the blood hound jumps into there to keep her from playing the sarcophagus thingy. Once you've killed the 3/3 you've probably won.

masterplum posted...

I think peoples enjoyment of Act 2 is directly proportional to how much they enjoy trading card games

I picked the gem deck, immediately realized it was garbage without upgrades, rebuilt it into a blood energy bones monstrosity and that was simple enough to win some games.

Act 2 ended up my favorite part of the game, but Ive played Magic seriously for a decade now

i agree with literally all of this except you have been playing magic for longer

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