Therefore, it's worth maintaining DPS from all your heavy hitters on the Hag and getting her down as soon as you can whilst whittling down the pot with your smaller guns. The pot doesn't have a lot of HP in this stage and doesn't cause a huge amount of damage to the trapped hero per tick (but it will mount up). The pot automatically tips over when the hero inside reaches death's door.
The pot immediately respawns, however, and the Hag will duly put another hero in on her next move (possibly the same one). The filled Cauldron has substantially less HP and can be attacked down to 0 HP to tip it over, which releases the trapped hero into the front spot of your group. This places them in the Cauldron, where they cannot do anything and take constant HP damage every time you or the Hag makes a move. When empty, the pot cannot be damaged unless you only have one character left.ĭuring the first turn of the battle, she will use Into the Pot! on one of your heroes. The Hag always appears taking up rank 3 and 4, while her pot takes up ranks 1 and 2 neither she nor her pot can be moved from those positions. The change in her was appalling, and no longer able to stomach it, I sent her to live in the weald, where her wildness would be welcomed. She quaffed all manner of strange fungi, herbs, and concoctions, intent on gaining some insight into the horror we both knew to be growing beneath us. My licentious impulse gave way to a genuine professional respect, and together, we began to plant, harvest, and brew.Īs time wore on, her wild policy of self-experimentation grew intolerable. Her knowledge of horticulturalism and its role in various arcane practices impressed me greatly. My work was interrupted, however, by a singularly striking young woman who insisted on repeated calls to the house. I had collected many rare and elusive volumes on ancient herbal properties and was set to enjoy several weeks immersed in comfortable study.
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