Some of the interactions between cards can only be discovered by placing them in certain combinations, sometimes transforming them into entirely new tiles.Īfter placing ten Forest cards, a new tile appeared on my loop that was similar to, but not the same as the Villages that I'd placed manually. The game is as complex as you want it to be, and can become extremely complicated indeed as you gain more and more cards. One of the most appealing things about Loop Hero is in the way it allows you to discover its parts. When the hero runs into an obstacle in the loop, you won't have control over his attacks, but you can set him up for success by equipping new weapons, armor or accessories that you win from defeating monsters. As a player, you have a deck of cards that change the kind of monsters or environments that he encounters when placed on the loop. It's about the titular looping hero, so named because all he does as a character is walk along a pre-set track. Loop Hero is a game about waking up every day and doing your silly little tasks: slaying slimes, hoarding loot, and rebuilding existence as you used to know it. He was sent back into the liminal existence of the sole remaining village, his goal of remembering and rebuilding the world once again thwarted by the world itself. My looping hero died to the frankensteined creature's slow, powerful swing. A Flesh Golem is the reconstituted flesh of the enemies that had been fed to the forest. They also work against things like the spell of the Lich boss.It was I who learned a real lesson: several loops later, a shambling Flesh Golem lumbered out of the Blood Grove. When Storm Temple is in my deck, I like to stack a few exquisite mirror artifacts they each add a 6% chance to reflect the temple's lightning. Try to take two seconds to make sure you don't burn them before placing a storm temple. Especially for those precious 4% or 8% thicket forests that are surrounded by rivers. Instead of increasing the hero's attack speed by 1% or 2%, they increase his magic damage by 0.5. Burned forestįorests and thicket forest that are in the storm temple's radius burn and become burned forests.

I like the storm temple for most fights with the warrior and rogue, but I find it especially useful against monsters that have a ton of defense like the gargoyles and those that evade most hits and are very difficult to hit like the ghosts. And he gets hit by lightning every time in a duel. When they spawn a single slime or a harpy, the hero fights a duel. This also makes empty tiles that are in the storm temple's radius become dangerous. The chances of receiving lightning on the hero is much less.

The temple is better for those battles where the hero is alone on the friendly side and the enemy side is full of creatures. I like to place in spots where they can hit a straight line or tiles that have 3-4 enemies like the kobold camps. Necromancer has too many friendly targets in battle to make good use of the temple and they don't last long when they get hit by a bolt. This makes the storm temple much better for the warrior and the rogue classes. The targets they strike in battle can be your hero or his allies. You can stack multiple temples and they have infinite range on each side. It strikes 2 random targets in battle with lightning every 5 seconds.

Storm Temple is a card that can be placed on the field outside the road.

Loop hero forest card