#Rook update griftlands upgrade#
#Rook update griftlands full#

This adds one new card to each of his decks: Twig and Stem.

Shortly after arriving in Grout Bog, Rook is bit on the neck by an unknown insect. Rook's unlock-able card sets are as follows: No added effect 90% chance to land on Heads. Rook can also potentially earn a Weighted Coin through a random event.Īpply 1 Composure to a random friendly argument.ĭeal 1 damage to a random enemy argument.Īpply 2 Composure to a random friendly argument.ĭeal 2 damage to a random enemy argument.Īpply 1 Composure to all of your arguments.

#Rook update griftlands upgrade#

Passing on trading with him your first time meeting Pengemunt will upgrade his inventory on the night of Day 1. Pengemunt appears starting on Day 1 at The Last Stand and swaps his inventory at several points during Rook's campaign.

Rook has the option to swap his default spare coin for one of several different types with Pengemunt at The Last Stand. Blacklist scales in damage for each unique character it is used against, and can reach well over 20 damage before a run is over. Rook also has access to a unique card called Blacklist. Depending on the coin Rook owns, Heads and Snails have different effects. Each time a card with Gamble is played, Rook flips his coin. Rook's negotiation mechanic revolves around his Lucky Coin and a Gamble mechanic. His starting deck consists of the following cards: For free, Frizz will add/remove one charge chamber, and add/remove one more for 300 Shills. During a limited-time event, the Admiralty Weaponsmith Frizz can also tweak Rook's pistols, adding or removing charge chambers. Their modular ammunition chambers are what allows Rook to attack his enemies with a variety of effects. Rook's Twin Military-Grade EH1076 Discharge Pistols, Modified are his weapons of choice. If an enemy is afflicted with Scorch, burn is reduced by 50% each turn instead. However, Burn also deals 50% damage to all other enemies on the same side of the field, and all burn stacks are lost at the end of each round. Burn acts similarly to bleed, where damage is dealt to the enemy for each stack of Burn on them.

#Rook update griftlands full#

Playing cards that grant charges when Rook's cells are already full grant him Overcharge, which acts like Power and increase his damage by 1 per Overcharge. Playing cards that require charges empty his cells, while each empty cell gives 1 Defense at the end of Rook's turn. Rook's pistols by default have 4 charge cells. Rook's battle decks revolve around 4 primary mechanics: Charge, Overcharge, Concentration, and Burn/Scorch. I really feel that the difficulty scales faster as the days progress than I am able to construct a proper build (cards, grafts. graft and items availability (though you actually have access to a better ♥♥♥♥ and battle card selection, due to the 2 vendors from sal's story, that one is actually a plus) no access to the powerful opportunities like the gambler event (rigged coin or shop rebate effect with the 50 shills gift), or the gun customization event (add or reduce charge), at least during the 3 first days. interspersed with challening and costly (in resolve and health) difficult fights (like convince the crowd and mech survival battles). There is really a combination of small things that all in one make it a lot more challenging compared to story mode : I can reliably do his story mode in prestige 4 (still a newbie), but I can't even go past day 3 end boss in brawl - hitting a wall here.