swords and sandals classic collection g2a

Swords and sandals classic collection g2a upgrade#

We will be prioritizing Charisma above everything! Begin the game with 10 points in Charisma and only a single point in the other skills. NOTE: If you encounter an event between fights that requires you to make a choice, (A) ALWAYS choose to find a bed in a tavern, and (B) ignore/avoid/nope out of ANYTHING ELSE. Go kill the last Arena Champion (HeChaos the Scourge) using everything we've learned. Put points into Attack:īuy the Militia Helm. I had good RNG and Power Attacked him into the spiked pit on my third attempt for an instakill. Lord Talah'udin is the next Arena Champion. Your stats should be looking like this now: Go kill another guy in the arena and put additional points into Attack. I went with Brigand Greaves and a Cutpurse Breastplate.

Swords and sandals classic collection g2a upgrade#

We just got another great weapon! Armor upgrade time. Put one point into Vitality (for a total of 8) and another two points into Attack (for a total of 14). I hope you learned some things from previous battles! This fight takes me between 4-8 attempts, so pray for good RNG. (He was the most difficult boss while playtesting this guide, so don't be discouraged.) Taunt him repeatedly and attack when he's in range. Stylonius of Southport is the next Arena Champion. They should, if you've been following this guide! (I bought the Rogue Gauntlet, Militia Shinguard, and Cutpurse Helmet.)ĭefeat the next fighter in the Arena and put three points into Vitality. Put two points into Attack (for a total of 12) and one point into Charisma (for a total of 2).īuy armor upgrades. Use Power Attacks to take off a big chunk of health and use quick attacks to finish him off. Your stats should now look close to this:įor the next Arena Champion (Nine Cat Jack), use Taunt repeatedly to wear down his health and lure him in. Put three points into Vitality (for a total of 4). (I bought Brigand Shinguards and the Rogue Shield.)Ĭontinue fighting in the Arena. Once you've defeated Slave Driver, try to have 23 points in Strength and 10 points in Attack.īuy armor.

(We have high Strength so-if we connect with a Power Attack-we'll do massive damage AND hurl him across the map.) Give him a Shove if he gets too close.

Taunt him from afar and use Power Attack when he's up close. With a little luck, he won't be so tough. We have been focusing on Strength, but at this point we should aim to have 8-10 points in Attack before we fight the next Arena Champion (Slave Driver). (Going forward, we'll increase our Attack.) If you have trouble with this fight, try using Taunt repeatedly to lure him in close, and give him the occasional Shove if he gets too close and you need some rest. Keep fighting in the arena (and putting points into Strength) until you fight and defeat the second Arena Champion, Bo'sun Smythe. (I went with Noob Helmet and Noob Gauntlet.)įight the Arena Champion (Wolfgang of Shackleford) and beat him by moving in close and using quick attacks once he's in range. Put all points into Strength (for a total of 12).īuy armor. Move in close and use quick attacks to defeat the foe. (This is the only time you'll need to visit him!)įight in the Arena.

Put all points into Strength (for a total of 9).īuy the Shortsword from the Weaponsmith. Move toward the foe and use quick attacks to defeat him. it will deplete lots of Energy and make us miss a turn.įight in the Arena. * While in battle, avoid using Charge on distant foes. Later in the game, we'll also want a few points in Vitality and Charisma. * Early on, Strength and Attack are the most important stats to invest in. There's only one weapon I suggest spending money on.

* When you defeat an Arena Champion, always take their weapon. You do not need the best equipment available to win. you need to upgrade gear to advance, but don't overspend. * Only upgrade a piece or two of armor at a time. To begin, put 5 points into Strength and 5 points into Attack (i.e., start the game with six points in those two statistics and one point in everything else).