Julius Caesar was in Egypt a few times, and it's not far-fetched to think the next Caesar might have repeated it there when he was conquering the place, or that it was a widespread meme greeks and romans used, so it's technically not anachronistic. It's rather just irrelevant to native Egypt. Julius Caesar said it in Italy, and the phrase was invented by a greek guy in Athens.
Turns out this is the version I downloaded a year ago, along with Wasteland Rodeo. Excellent stuff, happy to see it here.
What I used was the ability to destroy a die and triple its value 2 turns later and the ability to prevent it from acting, take damage or parry those turns then go all out, using abilities to get as much damage as possible. If the passive damage stacks up too much you don't have a chance
take the ability to make opponent unable to gain dice and stack enough damage to finish the bird in 1 go
I got him no sweat.. But 3rd now the fight vs the boss, I dont see any way to beat him.. Any advise?
Take 3 damage passive, triple the value in 2 turn, the ability that give you extra dice but lose 10 health and the one that flip dice once per turn (1 turn to 6, 2 to 5, 3 to 4). Just try to survive and all in when the triple ability kick in.
