Is there a way to multiply the number of locations available per game? Two locations per game works up about 25 games and I'd much rather shorten it.
Far as I know there's no reliable way to do it.
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Is there a way to multiply the number of locations available per game? Two locations per game works up about 25 games and I'd much rather shorten it.
Far as I know there's no reliable way to do it.
Well, there is a way to do it in Duels. While you can add just one location to your starting deck, you can discover another two or three through buckets. I had numerous games with 4 locations in my deck easily.
While talking about Duels, there is another cool way to progress the "Primordial Soup" Shaman Achievement. You can choose Fluctuating Totem as your starting Signature Treasure, which can proc Baroness Vashj effect on and on, if not killed (just make sure to place Baroness Vashj on the totems right side).
Would like to add that while you evolve Baroness Vashj for Primordial Soup you can transform her while the board is full and it still counts as a transform for the achievement.
For real? I am yet to complete Primordial Soup, so I am going to try it out myself - thanks for pointing this out!
I have completed the Primordial Soup achievement very swiftly in Wild using an even smaller Naga package plus all of the cheapest transform/evolve spells. Since the combo is quite cheap to pull off, usually by turn 4 or 5 you can create a very wide board of beefy minions and scam your way to winning a few games along the way.
I just noticed this comment - sorry for the late reply!
Seems like you came up with a rather interesting strategy, so it definitely deserves to be included in the guide :)
No problem, I am always glad to help out fellow achievement hunters.
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