Treant vs. Gunslinger | Dice Throne

[@umamifriends]

Digging the Treant playstyle!!

[@dadsanddice]

I think he may be the only 6 complexity, don't quote me though

[@chrispaul5180]

Least in set one he is yeah, artificer is season 2s 6 complexity, and personally find that he shouldn’t be. He is way easier to play than the treant

[@Reanimatedself]

Love it. Was just telling my wife I wanted to play today. 😁

[@dadsanddice]

Glad we could be some motivation

[@Gunrunner311]

I love watching you all play games!

[@dadsanddice]

🫵Thank you!

[@shelbygerba]

38:58 the saddest of Devins

[@dadsanddice]

😭😭

[@sgntcompton]

Those trays are awesome!

[@dadsanddice]

Yeah they are!

[@gurnblanston2848]

Always fun to close a game out with an Ultimate!

[@dadsanddice]

Just shutting it down!

[@kenpat1001]

as always great game DnD! I usually keep the well spring for the Tend and Overgrowth combo with a Dryad. I always try to get that combo as much as possible. its like dealing an ultimate. more power and more fun videos DnD!

[@dadsanddice]

Thanks Ken! That sounds like a great combo

[@XxCaptRedBeard]

Ayee love the Dice Throne content guys!

[@dadsanddice]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@akdl8809]

I'm always enjoying it! So, As far as I know, TREANT have to use CP and sapling spirit to draw card.😅

[@dadsanddice]

Wash, rinse, repeat

[@siretrempe-cul4840]

Hi, I have a question about the Showdown skill of the Gunslinger: If I play against a Gunslinger, that use Showdown (After targeting an opponent, you each roll 1 Dice) If the Gunslinger have a better Dice, can I use a reroll card action, to change the results of the skills (the small straight)? or is it to late?

[@dadsanddice]

Thanks for the question, in all honesty I am unsure and don't have Samurai in front of me to check the action. You can use a reroll card for any of yours or your opponents dice (unless stated otherwise) as long as you are still in that phase

[@XxCaptRedBeard]

I always save wellspring if i have a bunch of spirits, and im up on health for a massive undefendable overgrowth.

[@dadsanddice]

That makes sense!