On your next turn, you chose a low initiative combo, allowing you to go first. Then, on your turn, you run in and attack your target. First, you chose a high initiative from a safe location, letting you go last. The combination allows you to use a run-hit-hit-run maneuver as your staple attack. For Scoundrel, high initiative cards are just as valuable as low ones. You need cards with both low and high initiatives. However, the real secret to Scoundrel is in selecting initiatives.
Then, I coupled this with high-movement cards, allowing me to get into the perfect position to deal with the damage. Instead, I focused on just straight-up enemy annihilation.įor this, I prioritized cards that gave me high attack damage, even if they required some setup and planning.
In this detailed guide, I will be leaning toward the build I used, which isn’t so much a range or poison build. So instead, you need to prioritize three elements: attack, movement, and, perhaps most importantly, initiative. Scoundrel only has nine cards, so you don’t have much leeway to choose a bunch of ‘lose’ cards. The point is that you shouldn’t pick cards in isolation. Eventually, as you get to know the character, you can devise plans that take two to three rounds to reach a payoff. When choosing cards for Scoundrel, you should consider pairings or combos. She sneaks in, lands a hit, grabs the gold, and disappears. She is not good at long-winded, shiel-clashing skirmishes. This means that your character’s positioning is the key to success as the Scoundrel. She has medium health, being a little tougher than Spell Weaver, but definitely unable to take a beating like Brute.
In other words, Scoundrel is all about careful planning.Īlthough she does have a few ranged cards to help her out of a tight space, Scoundrel is primarily played as a melee character. You see, Scoundrel’s character is all about positioning and opportunity. The Scoundrel was the first character class I played, and I played with the Scoundrel deep into the game, purposefully avoiding the life goal because I didn’t want to retire her.Īfter Scoundrel, I played a few other characters, and all of those characters benefited from my time with Scoundrel. She is a sneaky, nimble woman with quick fingers and will completely waste any enemy in her way. Scoundrel is really the Gloomhaven version of Arya Stark.
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