I would be more concerned with building cards that have better synergy with my class & my board then optimizing my deck around building better health for the crypt alone. Balancing the three And that’s how all three roles are interrelated: In the hands-off part, the hero fights and collects things, and you’re in charge of making said hero more kill-y. Could it in theory save my ass a few times? Sure, but in most cases it's a diffrence of surviving 1-2 more mob rounds at most, or in the case of the boss, one more auto. In most other points in the game, the main diffrence of having an extra say 100-200 health isn't going to be massive as far as I'm concerned. (At which point you've hopefully reached soft infinite, and really shouldn't be concerned about health all that much either) In the case of health, the change in terms of having 1-2 extra cards that spawn monsters without souls isn't going to make a huge diffrence unless you're hitting 20-30+ loops. Is 7% evasion better then 4 defence and say 12% attack speed? In most cases, I would probally say so, but I won't be too stressed about it either way. Loop Hero has taken much of the gaming community by storm.
For every two Villages placed, a Bandit Camp will spawn near a Village. A new quest is not assigned when the player receives a reward. The Quest target is an enemy on a Ransacked Village, and the tile transforms into a Counts Land before the Hero reaches it. To be quite honest, most stats aren't that important on a micro level is what I've learned going through a few runs of Act 4, and something like 50 hours in the game. The Village is turned into a Ransacked Village by placing a Vampire Mansion next to it. Mountain Peak (9x Rock/Mountain in a 3x3 square) (1 every 2 days) Gargoyle. Bandit Camp (Spawns for every 2 Village adjacent to one if theres space) (1 every 2 days) Harpy. Ransacked Village (Village adjacent to Vampire Mansion) (<4 per loop for 3 loops) Bandit. But what I'm saying is that ultimatly speaking max HP as a stat isn't as comparitivly important to be worried about on a micro level. Goblin Lookout (Goblin Camp adjacent to a Swamp) Ghoul.
I'm not saying heath isn't important, it very much is.
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