I thought Davos said he was staying at Eastwatch?

I mainly meant the sword, but there is a cave where you can loot a fair amount of money and some other goodies. However, it's not essential to find.

Cool; I didn't submit the deck, so you wouldn't be able to find it in the lists. I'm still not sure how I feel about the site, but it is useful when looking for some inspiration.

Yeah, some of the most popular Nilfgaard decks are 'DashGuard' decks right now. There's also a Skelllige discard version and a Scoai'tael hyper thinning deck that I don't exactly understand how it works, ha.

Reveal is still quite prevalent all though 3k (at least), so I think it will treat you well.

Nice! May I ask who you sided with? Did my obscure clue help you at all?

Ha, I was using this when open beta started!

I tend to mainly use Skellige, I'm currently using a Morkvarg/Longships/Hunters strengthen build to compete with the weather and buffing that goes on. It seems to be working so far, but I still think it needs some tweaks.

Plus, no one can do the math when you have 1 ship buffing off Morkvarg, who is being buffed by WBOTS, and then a second ship buffing off the first ship, along with a Beserker being damaged on the other side of WBOTS, with a Hunter next to it, buffing each time it is damaged.

Morkvarg on the buff side, Raging Beserkers on the damage side, with a Hunter next to them. Light Longship buffing on Morkvarg in a perfect world, plus an Armorsmith to heal the Beserker Bears when the get to low health.

I've been concentrating on destroying the factories, and it's been helping a lot.

This weekend, I will not have to teach tomorrow morning, so this means MOAR gaming time and/or MOAR sleeping time. What I'll be getting into:

Queensguard: the deck that always seems to get diminished with every patch, but is always the deck so many people turn to right after said patch. Will always be a consistent, reliable deck, I think.

For the record, I also was stuck on the pointy 'P'. Went up and down that ladder so many times, haha.

Started streaming this last night, and could only do an hour or so (on the path toward the first boss) before I had to decompress with some Witcher 3.

My irrational love for Vagrant Story always causes me to forget this aspect; thank you for the reminder.

On the horizon for me:

Oh, I loved it as well. There was one fish in Automata that gave me trouble (one from the sea, I think), but other than that, it was an easy money-maker, and easy to do once you knew the tells of the pod hooking something.

Well, two out of three ain't bad, haha. But yes, that's super satisfying; I'll be getting to that in my stream play-through (fifth time through, I question my decision-making skills) sometime next week, I think. Charged strong attack FTW in that fight.

Push yourself beyond your limits. Just remember, I'm in your corner.