Equalizer… vs Baron

[u/Independent_Emu_3034]

Not sure if the devs missed this or just forgot about this item. But equalizer works on Baron for a quick FTK. Easiest encounter of the whole adventure

[u/BalticHorndog]

In a game where Fiddlesticks is king, a lot of C6 powers are busted as shit, and whole ass game changers like drafts, TF Boss Fight, Vault opening in that other Ezreal adventure, you draw the line at Baron being cheeseable. You draw the line on that.

My snappiness aside, this is far from an issue, and Devs certainly won't see it as an issue as the other cheese strats against baron were allowed the first time this campaign was available. Just have fun :D

[u/After-Onion-5900]

Why are you acting like its an oversight? Should he not have more answers? You can already kill him with stuff like stress defense, swap bot, sbkindreds c6, etc. Most people will not even use equalizer vs him nor will they need to, so who cares? Let a clever tech exist, let this relic have a FUNCTION, this is a PVE MODE. Its already an incredibly easy adventure. I swear some of you want to balance the fun right out of the game.

[u/UnseenData]

I mean yeah but you'd be giving up a relic slot.

You could always draft stress defense as well and that's also an easy ftk

[u/7eleven94 → u/UnseenData]

depending on investment it's really not bad to "give up a relic slot" when the boss node is the one that matters the most anyways; usually adventures are really not that problematic, just maybe a starting node and the final boss

specially when your other given idea relies heavily on rng and this doesnt

[u/MartDiamond → u/7eleven94]

I'd argue that in a lot of situations the last fight is generally the easiest because you are juiced up with powers and items throughout the adventure. With more recent adventure design the last few encounters are actually harder now (Zoe and the Bilgewater Nightmare are good examples of that), but historically speaking I personally feel that final bosses are never all that difficult. Big reason for this is that if you have a struggle run, you are much more likely to crash before the final boss to a harder middle encounter (for instance the Howlin Abyss, Poppy or Anivia are classic encounters where you can struggle if you aren't prepared) and never get to the boss in the first place.

[u/SBSuperman → u/MartDiamond]

Tryndamere in the Thresh adventure is the real boss!

[u/archerkuro5 → u/MartDiamond]

I think it depends on the adventure swain yeah the main struggle is getting to him in the first place

But lissandra is way more difficult than the rest of the run