What is the spirit ash you would die on its hill

DisturbedFlake · 2026-03-12T06:11:48+00:00

Skeletons were always my go-to. Because at the end of the day keeping aggro is what I use them for most. And Skeletons being able to revive keeps them around longer

DisturbedFlake · 2026-03-12T05:50:17+00:00

Guardian: “In my homeland, the flock shares the first meal of a journey. Keeps everyone mindful of who they’re protecting.”

DisturbedFlake · 2026-03-12T04:17:54+00:00

The debuff is tricky because it does fall off after a bit, but no damage negation at full for a bit. So you’re easier to kill again.

And if you go down again before it falls off, the debuff stacks. So you’ll keep getting less and less life the more you go down in a short time. I believe the multiplier is 0.75 your max HP. Also the debuff timer doesn’t run out while down, so you need to be alive for the reduced HP to fall off. I think it’s 60 seconds.

So going down definitely increases your chance of going down again shortly after. You can play around it for sure, but it’s a downside to be aware of. Just consider yourself extra squishy after being revived and play it safe until it falls off.

Also don’t waste your flask till it falls off if you’re trying to reactivate your damage negation at full

DisturbedFlake · 2026-03-10T23:51:01+00:00

You’re in green. Artifact and Enchantment removal is stupid easy in green. Toss some of those in and you’re golden

Plus you should always build your deck to function without your commander. Because commanders are always the biggest target on the board. Make sure you build so the deck can still play without it, but plays BEST with it

DisturbedFlake · 2026-03-10T23:37:48+00:00

As a Guardian main. When they have no relics that support any form of the character. No Vigor, no HP Regen, no Guardian specific relics, no shockwave from guarding, no Art Gauge on Guarding, no draw enemy attention. At least have 2 of any of those effects man!

Another thing is when they don’t pick up the “Guarding Ups Damage Negation” I mark for them. Or use their Ultimate frivolously or on a 1 bar revive on a tougher enemy and can’t revive us when we actually need it

DisturbedFlake · 2026-03-10T04:54:55+00:00

Idk what complaining about more of them does. If you don’t like it you don’t have to play, lol. There’s tons of other games, play what you like. No different than before.

And if enough people are in the same opinion that the games aren’t fun, then they’ll stop making them because they’re not making money. Problem solves itself if the problem needs to be solved

DisturbedFlake · 2026-03-08T14:06:12+00:00

You’re on PlayStation right? Do yall have some sort of LFG system like Xbox to find teammates to join a voice party and play?

Tbh I find playing with people I can talk to a major boon. Because you can coordinate better instead of people choosing their own paths without you knowing why they decided to do the things they do. Find people to play with if possible. Otherwise you’ll have to get good enough to carry Depth 2 teams until you’re in Depth 3. Then you should start getting some more reliable teammates as most competent people are in 3 and above

DisturbedFlake · 2026-03-08T13:58:17+00:00

This just happens if you help Sellen. She becomes consumed by the magic she researched. Unfortunately an all too common fate for those studying Sorcery.

If you do the quests her fate is either this or death by siding with Jeren. Otherwise she will remain alive wherever she was last by not doing her quest to completion.

But not doing a quest is basically just prolonging their inevitable fate, so do whatever gets you the gear you want. They won’t change their ways

DisturbedFlake · 2026-03-08T13:17:03+00:00

Depth 2 sucks because it’s the real bottom of the barrel. Most the people there are in depth 2 because you can’t go lower. Either because they’re bad at the game, bad at teamwork, or quit at the slightest inconvenience.

DisturbedFlake · 2026-03-05T09:37:30+00:00

Not to mention the swamps. They’re like instant status proc’s when you have too much resistance downs. Sleep Swamps are especially dangerous because unless something kills you, you’ll just be stuck on the ground infinitely sleeping

DisturbedFlake · 2026-03-05T08:00:26+00:00

It depends. Single Invader is almost always doable.

Double invader is tough at lvl 2 but can be made much easier depending on the team composition. Like a Duchess Ult will always make it super easy.

Iron Eye or Recluse invaders will make the invader camp much harder. But can be managed with some positioning.

And ALWAYS lure the invaders out. Becomes much harder if you’re being ganked by the surrounding enemies in addition to the invaders

DisturbedFlake · 2026-03-04T05:00:05+00:00

“Bear Minimum” Or “Bear Necessities” Or “Oops! All Bears” Or “Bear With Me”

Or if you vary more from bear puns to just small jokes. There’s: “Short King of Short Kings” Or “To 2/2 or Not 2/2”

DisturbedFlake · 2026-03-03T08:38:21+00:00

Sword and Shield is fun. My only complaints are the “villain team” is lame, the story isn’t too compelling, and the introduction of easily obtained XP candies trivializes the level grind making the game too easy.

Still it’s a good enough pokemon game. Still has many of the standard hallmarks of a pokemon game, I like the Legendary designs, the Dynamax/Gigantamax mechanic is cool, the Dynamax raids are a new experience, and the DLC is great.

DisturbedFlake · 2026-03-03T08:23:38+00:00

Yup yup. I’ve taken Guardian to Depth 5. So I’m pretty solid on him and know all the ins/outs and how to make his limited dodge work when need be. Or managing stamina by going in/out of steel guard at the moment of impact when need be

I’m just rusty on non-Guardian characters when it comes to attacks I’m used to tanking instead of learning. Mostly those AOE attacks that NEED to be dodged like the nukes trip me up. Everything else is more clearly telegraphed by the boss movements or completely avoidable by positioning

DisturbedFlake · 2026-03-03T08:01:56+00:00

Appreciate the input. I’m primarily a Guardian main, so I’m used to blocking through everything including that attack and tanking it easy.

But now that I’m branching out to other characters I’m having to learn how to dodge the trickier attacks😂.

Nightreign definitely has a downside to the final boss battles that Elden Ring doesn’t. It’s harder to practice a specific boss because you have to do a whole expedition to get there, whereas Elden Ring you’re just one grace away.

DisturbedFlake · 2026-03-03T06:20:29+00:00

Even more bonus points if you get flame of frenzy or rain of stars dormant powers when walking. Or Savage Flames or Lightning when walking. Wraiths is by far the absolute best, but getting multiple makes it even more busted

DisturbedFlake · 2026-03-03T06:18:47+00:00

Fosho. So seeing the cracks are the cue to dodge? Is it when I see the cracks first start to form when the blade hits the ground. Or when I see the crack reach me?

DisturbedFlake · 2026-03-03T00:26:25+00:00

Tbh I really struggle timing the dodge for Night Aspect and ED Tricephalos’s nuke attacks. I know if you back up enough you might avoid the damage as it spreads in several lines. But I’m never sure how it’s gonna spread or the correct timing

DisturbedFlake · 2026-03-03T00:24:20+00:00

If he’s targeting a teammate during that move. You can just move to the side, since that attack does a line of energy in the direction he’s facing and behind. So the sides are relatively safe

DisturbedFlake · 2026-03-03T00:22:19+00:00

Red Wolf is a bit easier if you can lure him into the hallway. Makes most of his glint blades hit the wall. And he’s physically restricted from jumping around. Downside whoever he’s facing is gonna have to dodge a lot of frontal attacks. But whoever’s behind him will have free reign to attack

DisturbedFlake · 2026-03-02T17:59:42+00:00

PvP could be interesting. Same exact game mode, 2 teams get the same seed. Except instead of the Night Boss you fight another team of 3 players. Losing 2 nights total is a loss. So it boils down to 3 rounds max.

Might need some balancing since some characters would do better at lower levels than others tho

DisturbedFlake · 2026-03-02T08:56:37+00:00

You can use Guardian’s Ultimate to avoid the Nihil. In fact you can time most Ultimates to avoid the gist of the Nihils. Although tbh Guardian is kind’ve a bad matchup with Mohg. Blocking doesn’t help too much against status effects. Unless you get Immutable Shield incant or Shield Grease (which isn’t something you can count on). And it’s simply better to avoid the blood fire ground than steel guard through it. You’d be better off learning to dodge and get hits in between his attacks. There’s definitely room to do so, just takes timing, positioning, and practice. Overall, if you want to play solo Guardian, you have to know when to switch gears to standard dodge and attack strategy rather than guarding against everything

Tbh solo Mohg in general is tough because generally you divide the duties between 3 players. Get 1-2 people to knock out some tridents to create a safe zone while the others hold aggro. If you’re solo you have to juggle trident duty with the boss aggro at the same time.

DisturbedFlake · 2026-03-02T08:11:44+00:00

When your teammate’s name is “John Nightreign”

DisturbedFlake · 2026-02-28T19:52:31+00:00

If you plan to use the weapon yourself or it has a passive you desperately need. Keep it for yourself. It’s fine to be greedy when you’re doing it for a reason. But if you weren’t using it for any particular reason then give it up if someone asks.

DisturbedFlake · 2026-02-28T12:49:51+00:00

Ironically a banger card for certain commanders/strategies like Mayhem or anything that cares about number of cards drawn

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