#Slay the spire update

Good for those times that you go beyond one turn. Nilry's Codex lets you choose 1 out of 3 cards to add to your draw pile each turn.Enchiridion adds a power card into your hand at the start of combat.Dead Branch is provides a random card for every card you exhaust.Incredibly useful when playing a long hand.

Mummified Hand makes a random card in your hand cost zero (0) that turn when you play a power card.Letter Opener does 5 HP damage to all foes every 3 skills played in a turn.In most cases, you will want to be aggressive and attack foes, unless you are running a complete Block only deck. The Art of War relic can seem tricky to use. If you have the mummified hand relic, it will make a random card cost (0) this turn for each power, allowing you to effectively play an entire hand rapidly. If you add in Storm, especially multiples of the card, you can cycle through a couple of powers rapidly to load up on Lightning.The innate cards for the Defect are setup for cold, so filling and cycling through a bunch of Frost is easily possible.As a power starter, having multiple Infinite Blades provides you a strong second turn, especially if you also have Shiv upgrades or the Wristblade relic to bump their damage.You get to do a ton of damage right off the cuff and get Block for it. After Image combined with Backstab, Dramatic Entrance and Mind Blast make for a killer combination.If you have the Necronomicon relic, the non upgraded version of Mind Blast will be played twice. Two of them with a deck of 25 or more can take out most single met foes and three can take out most elites alone. Mind Blast cost 2/1, so having 1 or 2 of these in your innate draw is powerful. Another high damage winner is Mind blast, especially if you have a good sized deck.If you have an STR boost on turn one or can take a potion, you can blast all enemies for solid damage.

Dramatic Entrance does 6/8 HP damage to ALL enemies and its boosted by STR. Zero cost innate cards are king with this style of play.This is an attackers deck, so you want to do as much damage with your opening hand as possible.

#Slay the spire update

A few weeks back it sounded like this long-awaited update was right around the corner, but alas some issues have once again cropped up making releasing an update for the mobile versions trickier than it seemed it would be. MegaCrit is very aware of that fact and has been working hard with the company contracted to do the mobile port to bring the game up to speed with the versions on other platforms as well as implement some of the many feature requests mobile players have made. Ok so that hasn’t exactly been the case, and in fact it’s been well over a year since Slay the Spire on mobile received an update of any kind. And hey, its issues weren’t anything that couldn’t be fixed via updates, which would surely come fast and frequently. While there was certainly some gripes with the mobile port, we still really enjoyed the game in our review. Plenty of very good homages had filled the gap over the years but it was nice to finally have the “real deal' Slay the Spire on mobile. In June of last year developer MegaCrit made A LOT of folks happy by announcing an official mobile port of their critically acclaimed deckbuilding roguelike Slay the Spire.