The second room in the Mindthief solo scenario is an absolute pain. So, with that in mind, I moved to just behind the door with Empathetic Assault healing the Poison off the Mindthief. I was poisoned and didn’t want to enter the next room with Poison. This put the first Augment in play, as well as cleared the room. Afterwards, I took out the Vermling directly in front with The Mind’s Weakness. So, the next move was to move forward in front of one Vermling with the bottom of Dark Frenzy, shooting at the other remaining one and taking it out. They ended up hitting and Poisoning the Mindthief. This didn’t quite go to plan, as it uses the Monster attack modifier deck, which isn’t as great. The idea being that, leaving two untouched by the Cranium Overload, it is possible to get another Vermling to take out their pal. It was a super good start.Ī natural pairing with Cranium Overload is the bottom half of Submissive Affliction. It then deals two damage to all adjacent enemies, and with some luck can take out 4 of the 6 Vermlings in one turn. Not only does it have a low initiative, meaning you can ensure going first, but it guarantees one dead. That and there is a chance they will have Poison as well. Job number one is to reduce the amount of fire coming back at you, as otherwise you will have 6 attacks coming in. Now, Vermling Scouts are weak, only having 3hp each at Scenario Level 2 (you play the Scouts one level lower than usual due to the scenario condition), but they can be nasty. When you start the scenario, the entrance room has 6 enemies in it all of which are normal Vermling Scouts. For this scenario I chose the following – The Mindthief gets 10 cards at any one time. Now that has been stated, let’s get on with the guide. This means a lot of Nigel’s attacks stun, disarm, or muddle. Most importantly, however, my Mindthief has an attack modifier deck of 29 cards, including a lot of conditions. Rather than take a Level 5 card, I actually took 2x Level 4 cards. The first is that my Mindthief, Nigel, is Level 6. So, there are a few personal caveats that I need to make you aware of. To do so, you need to complete a scenario in four parts – the Entrance Room, the Poisoned Corridor, the Shamen, and the Earth Demon. The idea behind the Mindthief solo scenario is that your friends have been captured, and it is up to you to rescue them. What is the idea behind the Mindthief Solo Scenario?
Undoubtedly you will need to adapt these concepts to fit your own build. In this article I am going to tell you how I successfully completed it – although take this with a pinch of salt. Okay, so there are a few ways of doing the Mindthief solo scenario. Gloomhaven: Mindthief Solo Scenario Guide Turn back now or forever know these spoilers. Massive warning ahead – THERE ARE GIANT MASSIVE HUGE SPOILERS in this article. This is my guide for the Mindthief solo scenario. They test every aspect, and you need to completely optimise in order to win. They are tricky puzzles that really tests how well you know your character. Solo missions are a whole other ballpark in Gloomhaven. Well, something exciting happens in Gloomhaven when at least two characters have retired, prosperity level is 3 or higher, and a character is Level 5 or higher.
As the game progresses, characters can retire and new characters enter the fold. Games typically consist of two to four adventurers, playing as a whole host of different characters.
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