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It’s good that I didn’t dismantle my neutral forest. In the early battles of the campaign, I tried to have fun with cockroaches, but I abandoned that and started smashing faces with my old, reliable build.
But in Urias’s branch, things weren’t so rosy. My decks for this craft are terrible, the pre-built decks aren’t much better, and the vampire’s opponents were stronger (or it just seemed that way). So, even the most ordinary mobs were often killed not on the first try.
They didn’t add any colorful characters; only Belfomet is entertaining, but the robot sisters aren’t very good.
But Mono amused me, for example. She’s a top-tier character in this campaign. Moreover, it’s even funnier in contrast to Ladika – there’s so much pathos and poetry there, but here it’s just “lol, kek, cheburek.”
That lesbian with her greedy claws would fit right in with the padonki. It’s a forgotten ancient language, after all.
By the way, when they showed the Keeper’s speech again, it occurred to me what her recording sounds like. It’s how cool emos wrote things in 2007. It’s another dead language, in a way.