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How to use seeds for offense effectively? (self.pixeldungeon)

submitted 7 months ago by buo to c/pixeldungeon

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I'm a beginner, with 33 games under my belt, playing almost exclusively with the huntress so far. I've made it down to dungeon level 14.

I've never had much success using seeds for offense, and I think that is limiting my progress. Whenever I throw a seed in front of an enemy, they just sidestep it -- even in a narrow corridor, somehow they don't seem to trigger the seed's effect. What am I missing?

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[–] shaggy959500 9 points 7 months ago (5 children)

It’s hard to anticipate the movements of enemies to use seeds effectively. I always throw a seed where I believe the enemy will go next. Throwing a seed at the tile where the enemy is now will not activate the effect and will allow them to safely move on. If you throw it where they will move to next turn, when they move into that tile, the seed effect will activate.

My favorite offensive uses for seeds are poison (sorrowmoss) and fire (firebloom) to directly attack an enemy, or use stormvine seed to cause vertigo on a tile right next to chasms where they can fall thought. Using stormvine to kill a tough enemy in one hit is always satisfying.

[–] ddd404 1 points 7 months ago* (last edited 7 months ago)

(I've only been down to level ~18, but...) A wand of regrowth can help you collect a ton of seeds to make into potions+etc w/ alchemy

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