In much the same way we ended up using the Chronolord because of art that Sergei gave us for Merge Dungeon, the war golem you see in this art came from that game as well.\u00a0 We figured a worthy upgrade to the stone golems we had in the original set was a metal golem, and it just played very well with what we had.\u00a0 We actually had an alternate version of the war golem, which we’ll perhaps show off as a part of the Kickstarter when it comes time.<\/p>\n
Disintegration Field<\/strong><\/p>\n Disintegration Ray was one of those cards that was gentle, and we sort of liked that it was that way.\u00a0 Even though these are torture chambers, we didn’t want to go too crazy with the changes.\u00a0 Instead, we just added a qualifier where, if the adventurer this card damages dies, the party’s trip through the dungeon continues.\u00a0 Any time you might trigger additional chambers is risky, after all!<\/p>\n Plague Rat Den<\/strong><\/p>\n Our lowest damage chamber from the original set also gets a new upgrade.\u00a0 Changing our rats to plague rats was an easy enough aesthetic change (and again, we pulled from our Merge Dungeon game for inspiration).\u00a0 We also just added a point of damage, and increased the mana cost to make it competitive with other cards in this set.<\/p>\n Red Dragon’s Lair<\/strong><\/p>\n The Red Dragon joins Quantum Quest’s heavy hitters, standing tall enough to eat some of our adventurers in one bite.\u00a0 With a qualifying mechanic that allows the chamber to deal up to five damage to an adventurer, this one is no joke.\u00a0 And of course, even if the player does have the prerequisite to avoid the extra damage, they still take three.\u00a0 It’s pretty rough!<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"http:\/\/tellest.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2018\/09\/Blinding-Cloud.jpg\")
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