Namtar: still a pushover

[The Avatar]

A strength potion and the thing that makes boosters give +2 base.

[Blovski]

Doesn't that come at the expense of less glyphs?

(managed to hit a level 7 at level 1 on Creeplight ruins)

[The Avatar]

Yes, but I tried less glyphs and could only get a level 3 kill.

The level 7 at Creeplight is not very surprising because the monsters have worse stats than in Vicious.

[Blovski]

Yes, but I tried less glyphs and could only get a level 3 kill.

The level 7 at Creeplight is not very surprising because the monsters have worse stats than in Vicious.

Fair enough : ) Was just answering Lujo that the Rogue/Str potion thing can be ridiculous.

[Abraxas]

Speaking of which, how much do people use the booster preps from the tower? I was under the impression that for the most part no one ever used them.

[Darvin]

I pretty much only use "extra glyph" or "fireball magnet"

[Blovski]

Not a lot - Less Glyphs, Extra Glyphs and Fireball Magnet.

[The Avatar]

I pretty much only use the sword one as a substitute or in addition to a strength potion. Other than that it's usually less glyphs or fireball magnet.

[FDru]

I love the attack booster prep. The other seem fairly worthless and I would agree that fireball magnet and less glyphs are taken the majority of the time anyway.

[TigerKnee]

Extra Glyphs (especially for races like Goblin which needs finer conversion control) and Fireball Magnet (not that much nowadays seeing as how it has the highest preparation cost plus sometimes I don't WANT fireball to take up an inventory slot from the start) only.

The big problem with the booster glyphs is that they have the Bloodmage Alpha bloodpool problem: they're only really usable in open space levels, which are mostly comparatively early anyway.

Besides I didn't even calculate if it gives you a big enough boost to compared to just picking up the booster whenever you see one.