oof the compression when you move the camera around is brutal on my end. thanks youtube :|

20:20 THAT IS A GLAIVE! Halberds typically have an axe-style head, a top-spike (any polearm you can't stab someone with is a failure), and some sort of spiky or hooky thing on the back. Bills are very similar to halberds in practice, but derived from an agricultural tool and also really ugly. Glaives are pretty much a sword on a stick, very much what that guy has 40:00 You were looking at the right thing for momentum, it wasn't doing full damage because the wizard has a damage penalty in melee

I saw it here and just finished the demo, enjoyed it. Will keep it. :)

Wishlisted,, and now another game to add to the 'When does that come out again?' :)

I know this is a really complicated game (its predecessor certainly was), but I have a few pieces of advice to consider as you get more familiar with it. 1. Make sure to read your cards, as many have more function beyond the basic movement/damage/push. Front Kick, for example, can target enemies two tiles away, in which case you will move towards them as part of the attack. The intricacies of movement cards are particularly important imo. 2. Try to plan out your turn before playing cards. Positioning is your most important weapon, but you can't take full advantage if you only plan one action at a time. If you had saved the quick shot earlier in the turn, you could have done more damage at 25:16 by grappling the adjacent enemy out of the way to hit the distant one with a fireball, while still having the energy to counter. Both of these tips contradict the content creator drive for action, action, action, but they'll help a lot and I think your audience is the type appreciate more thoughtful gameplay anyway.

Paladin? I hope it’s there

Nice video! The game music is a bit too loud compared to your voice, at least sometimes.

It's Wildermyth meets Into The Breach!