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* DemonicSpiders: [[MightyGlacier Green Zombies]] and [[LightningBruiser Werewolves]] in Mad Forest, [[ActionBomb Banshees]] in Inlaid Library, [[ZergRush charging group of Minotaurs]] and [[DemBones many, many skeletons types]] in Dairy Plant, [[RevivingEnemy the Blood Skeleton mobs]] and [[{{Dracolich}} the Skeletal Dragons]] in Gallo Tower. Oftentimes, these mobs serve as your BeefGate to check your run strength, and if you're not there, you can say goodbye to your run.
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** [[MightyGlacier Green Zombies]] and [[LightningBruiser Werewolves]] in Mad Forest, [[ActionBomb Banshees]] in Inlaid Library, [[ZergRush charging group of Minotaurs]] and [[DemBones many, many skeletons types]] in Dairy Plant, [[RevivingEnemy the Blood Skeleton mobs]] and [[{{Dracolich}} the Skeletal Dragons]] in Gallo Tower. Oftentimes, these mobs serve as your BeefGate to check your run strength, and if you're not there, you can say goodbye to yourrun.run.
** The Astral Stair stage has the Cosmic Egg enemy, which creates pulses that unavoidably halve the player's health much like the Infinite Corridor weapon. As minibosses, they're not too bad, but then a [[DegradedBoss massive wave of them]] appears towards the last minute or so of the stage. They are slow, but they have a ton of health and getting exposed to several Infinite Corridor pulses in quick succession can absolutely shred the player's health. Unless your build has '''insane''' DPS that can clear them out or a powerful HealingFactor, it might be a good idea to pick up Tiragisu or the Awake arcana just in case you die to them once or twice before the stage is over.
** [[MightyGlacier Green Zombies]] and [[LightningBruiser Werewolves]] in Mad Forest, [[ActionBomb Banshees]] in Inlaid Library, [[ZergRush charging group of Minotaurs]] and [[DemBones many, many skeletons types]] in Dairy Plant, [[RevivingEnemy the Blood Skeleton mobs]] and [[{{Dracolich}} the Skeletal Dragons]] in Gallo Tower. Oftentimes, these mobs serve as your BeefGate to check your run strength, and if you're not there, you can say goodbye to your
** The Astral Stair stage has the Cosmic Egg enemy, which creates pulses that unavoidably halve the player's health much like the Infinite Corridor weapon. As minibosses, they're not too bad, but then a [[DegradedBoss massive wave of them]] appears towards the last minute or so of the stage. They are slow, but they have a ton of health and getting exposed to several Infinite Corridor pulses in quick succession can absolutely shred the player's health. Unless your build has '''insane''' DPS that can clear them out or a powerful HealingFactor, it might be a good idea to pick up Tiragisu or the Awake arcana just in case you die to them once or twice before the stage is over.
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*** The Silver Tongue/Impostongue does damage that scales based on Recovery. This is normally not a big deal as it's hard to get very high Recovery, but on characters like Cosmo or Scientist Mina, who can get scaling Recovery, you can see Impostongue damage in the six or seven figures!
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*** The Silver Tongue/Impostongue does damage that scales based on Recovery. This is normally not a big deal as it's hard to get very high Recovery, but on characters like Cosmo or (and, to a lesser extent, Scientist Mina, Mina), who can get scaling Recovery, you can see Impostongue damage in the six or seven figures!
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*** Divine Bloodline is an Arcana that does a whole lot of things and gets real ridiculous, real fast. It grants some armor, gives the ability to inflict retaliatory damage (based on armor) when touching enemies, increases maximum health when killing enemies through retaliatory damage, and [[CriticalStatusBuff grants a Might bonus based on the difference between max health and actual health]]. Picking it as a first arcana and grabbing the Armor pickup and a bunch of retaliation weapons can allow characters to snowball into ridiculous power levels, with massive amounts of max health and consequently ridiculous amounts of Might while low on health. Some characters that go particularly well with it are '''Maruto Cuts''' (who starts with the only weapon in the game that, in its evolved form, can retaliate at range, he also gains more armor when getting hit, which he already wants to do anyway to trigger retaliatory damage), '''Divano Thelma''' (who gains up to 5 bonus armor as he levels up and starts with the Laurel, which can allow him to retaliate without losing health and evolves into the InfinityPlusOneSword Crimson Shroud, which ''also'' deals retaliatory damage), and '''Cosmo Pavone''' (whose insane regeneration means he's not great at abusing the CriticalStatusBuff aspect of Divine Bloodline, but the health boost from it turns a normally fragile character into an indestructible StoneWall).
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*** Divine Bloodline is an Arcana that does a whole lot of things and gets real ridiculous, real fast. It grants some armor, gives the ability to inflict retaliatory damage (based on armor) when touching enemies, increases maximum health when killing enemies through retaliatory damage, and [[CriticalStatusBuff grants a Might bonus based on the difference between max health and actual health]]. Picking it as a first arcana and grabbing the Armor pickup and a bunch of retaliation weapons can allow characters to snowball into ridiculous power levels, with massive amounts of max health and consequently ridiculous amounts of Might while low on health. Some characters that go particularly well with it are '''Maruto Cuts''' (who starts with the only weapon in the game that, in its evolved form, can retaliate at range, he also gains more armor when getting hit, which he already wants to do anyway to trigger retaliatory damage), '''Divano Thelma''' (who gains up to 5 bonus armor as he levels up and starts with the Laurel, which can allow him to retaliate without losing health and evolves into the InfinityPlusOneSword Crimson Shroud, which ''also'' deals retaliatory damage), '''Gyoruntin''' (who starts with high armor and a powerful weapon that retaliates, and whose infinitely scaling Curse feeds more and more enemies into the retaliation meatgrinder) and '''Cosmo Pavone''' (whose insane regeneration means he's not great at abusing the CriticalStatusBuff aspect of Divine Bloodline, but the health boost from it turns a normally fragile character into an indestructible StoneWall).
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** The Planar Bazaar is normally an {{Anti-Frustration Feature|s}} that allows characters in Adventure Mode to purchase and unlock any items they want. Unfortunately, at release, this only extended to the weapons from the ''Among Us'' DLC, ''not'' the Crewmates necessary to evolve them, so it's impossible to evolve any of the unlocked weapons and impossible to refund them and remove them from the pool without resetting the adventure.
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** The Planar Bazaar is normally an {{Anti-Frustration {{Anti Frustration Feature|s}} that allows characters in Adventure Mode to purchase and unlock any items they want. Unfortunately, at release, this only extended to the weapons from the ''Among Us'' DLC, ''not'' the Crewmates necessary to evolve them, so it's impossible to evolve any of the unlocked weapons and impossible to refund them and remove them from the pool without resetting the adventure.
