It seems a lot more difficult to battle in the Golem Workshop than the Kelp Beds with a party of two or three level 25 dragons. The build my battle party uses it the grinding build, STR 129, QCK 50, VIT 13.
In the Kelp Beds my battle dragons are able to counter opponents with a scratch and eliminate, or with 4 scratches. However, in the Golem Workshop 4 scratches will leave the opponent alive with an empty health bar, a lost turn on my dragon's part, and even with 1 scratch and an eliminate the opponent is still alive with an empty, or nearly empty, health bar.
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I've spent over 100,000 treasure, and maybe around 90 gems on Tinctures of Dissolution to test different kinds of battle builds, and the one I reverted back to (the grinding build) still remaines the best battle build I have tried.
I know a lot of players have told me that they rarely or never play on Golem Workshop because it's rewards are not worth the effort in battles. I personally play the Golem Workshop rarely, I wish I could play it more, but since I am almost always leveling fodder dragons when I battle in the coli I can't play the Golem Workshop.
If anyone has any opinions or suggestions about battling in the Golem Workshop I'd love to hear them. Feel free to post your thoughts down below! ^_^
It seems a lot more difficult to battle in the Golem Workshop than the Kelp Beds with a party of two or three level 25 dragons. The build my battle party uses it the grinding build, STR 129, QCK 50, VIT 13.
In the Kelp Beds my battle dragons are able to counter opponents with a scratch and eliminate, or with 4 scratches. However, in the Golem Workshop 4 scratches will leave the opponent alive with an empty health bar, a lost turn on my dragon's part, and even with 1 scratch and an eliminate the opponent is still alive with an empty, or nearly empty, health bar.
I've spent over 100,000 treasure, and maybe around 90 gems on Tinctures of Dissolution to test different kinds of battle builds, and the one I reverted back to (the grinding build) still remaines the best battle build I have tried.
I know a lot of players have told me that they rarely or never play on Golem Workshop because it's rewards are not worth the effort in battles. I personally play the Golem Workshop rarely, I wish I could play it more, but since I am almost always leveling fodder dragons when I battle in the coli I can't play the Golem Workshop.
If anyone has any opinions or suggestions about battling in the Golem Workshop I'd love to hear them. Feel free to post your thoughts down below! ^_^
they golem workshop is supposed to be the last one they just got bugged out and switched places
golem is currently the hardest one to fight
they golem workshop is supposed to be the last one they just got bugged out and switched places
golem is currently the hardest one to fight
I’ve been using a healer with 2 dragons statted for grinding and have found that gets through it alright!
I’ve been using a healer with 2 dragons statted for grinding and have found that gets through it alright!
It's in alphabetical order, since they're both level 25 venues.
It's in alphabetical order, since they're both level 25 venues.
carrying a healer in is really the only way to make the workshop tolerable. at least, that's been my experience.
it is kind of fun to actually have a use for a magic-based dragon! since the rest of the coli is set up to make them totally useless...
carrying a healer in is really the only way to make the workshop tolerable. at least, that's been my experience.
it is kind of fun to actually have a use for a magic-based dragon! since the rest of the coli is set up to make them totally useless...
When I did coli I kept a healer/booster dude in my party with my two fighters. Venue's a pain, but it's cool.
When I did coli I kept a healer/booster dude in my party with my two fighters. Venue's a pain, but it's cool.
My preferred way of grinding in GW is with my usual Culex farmer team. You just have to know which enemies need two scratches before an elim (both metal hounds, one of the monkeys, and one of the birds).
Another way I've seen used is to have a healer on the team with rally and regenerate. There are a couple version of this you can find in the guides forums. I don't like this one as much, actually? I have a healer, but it's not as mindless since you have to keep track of your healer's breath and your dragons' health and all that. But you can go for a lot longer with a healer.
Or just use a lot of major health potions
My preferred way of grinding in GW is with my usual Culex farmer team. You just have to know which enemies need two scratches before an elim (both metal hounds, one of the monkeys, and one of the birds).
Another way I've seen used is to have a healer on the team with rally and regenerate. There are a couple version of this you can find in the guides forums. I don't like this one as much, actually? I have a healer, but it's not as mindless since you have to keep track of your healer's breath and your dragons' health and all that. But you can go for a lot longer with a healer.
Or just use a lot of major health potions
If your in the GW its recommended that one of your lvl 25s is a healer otherwise your runs won't last long.
If your in the GW its recommended that one of your lvl 25s is a healer otherwise your runs won't last long.
My Golem workshop team is two fighters and a battle mage/healer, which works well unless we run into bad luck. It's a challenging venue but the drops are lackluster, unfortunately, or I'd play there more often.
My Golem workshop team is two fighters and a battle mage/healer, which works well unless we run into bad luck. It's a challenging venue but the drops are lackluster, unfortunately, or I'd play there more often.
I pretty much live in the Golem Workshop
(but seriously grinding kinda sucks, I'm literally only in it to complete the Copper Filigree set)
I pretty much live in the Golem Workshop
(but seriously grinding kinda sucks, I'm literally only in it to complete the Copper Filigree set)
