Since we now have this mode that is quite different from any other, I thought it may be nice to have a topic where we talk about our Dungeon Runs. So, feel free to post some tales, whether you have been extremely lucky, or unlucky, or skilled, or whatever you think it's worth telling.
This is the run I just completed:
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It doesn't seem like a powerful deck at first look, but I started to follow the "Exhaustion" route (since the other triplets seemed really bad in the first few picks) and I embraced that style, playing as a mill rogue! The Candle is shuffled back in the deck after use, so it prevents fatigue, making it a perfect fit. Also, the Potion of Vitality made it possible to endure some more hits while I was waiting for the opponents to fatigue.
The last fight (Vustrasz) was a bit tricky because I couldn't burn my candles recklessly, otherwise I would have enhanced his hero power too soon. For those who don't know, he starts with 5 Master Chests on the board (identical to the one summoned by Marin the Fox), and his hero power deals damage to all enemies equal to the missing chests. He has various buff cards so they don't all stay at 0 attack. It was a fun match, and very satisfying in the end.
If you have the chance, try to make Gutmook mill at least one card through his hero power (when he's the 7th boss): he has a custom speech for it.
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whaaat? It says "Start your turn over" (warning: only once per turn because the hero power itself won't reset). I was a bit skeptical because it's the only hero power that doesn't affect the game directly. By looking at the starting deck I realized that the main idea is to use random effects, then restart the turn if you think that RNG can do better. However there are other applications for this hero power which I didn't think about immediately, for example you can play a spell that draws cards, then reset the turn if you'd rather spend the mana for a better purpose, and you'll still have the knowledge of what cards you draw next.