A lot of beginners seem to not really get a good grasp on camping and camp skills, or just don't provision properly, and I think that's why they have more difficulty with medium and long dungeons.ītw you don't have to do a feast every time you camp, it is perfectly fine to camp at full health and just eat half rations and use the camp purely to buff up.Ĭertain camp skills like the Hellion's Sharpen Spear or the Highwayman's Clean Guns can make a massive difference. You can use it for stress relief, healing, buffs, or all of the above at the same time.
Generally I avoid short dungeons as soon as I get the option. The Hag is a Human boss, is resistant to Stun, and has a high resistance to both Blight and Debuff, however, she is fairly susceptible to Bleed - another good reason to have a Hellion (or three) in your party.Honestly I think short dungeons are harder than medium or long dungeons, not easier. The Hag's Meat Tenderizer move will hit all of your heroes and seeing as there will regularly be a hero at 0 health (once they leave the pot), even the Hag's weak attacks can have deadly consequences. The Hag benefits from having more than one move per turn, and though her attacks deal low damage and focus more on increasing stress in your heroes, don't be fooled into thinking this fight will be easy. You are better off focusing on whittling down the Hag's HP and having your Vestal ready to heal up any heroes being kicked from the pot, or the Vestal themself if they are unfortunate enough to be chosen. We don't recommend the Occultist as a healer because their healing move inflicts Bleed on the recipient and it might only recover 1 HP anyway, which is too unreliable for what you need here. While you can save the hero by attacking the pot, we don't recommend you wasting your time and effort on doing this as the Hag will simply chuck someone else in.
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