It is that good yes but still not enough to save the effort versus payoff problem. She's probably the closest to B-tier of the C-tier lads for me.ДЈ) Triangles ||I'm saying Triangles is a bottom tier class that is only elevated to C tier by the existence of that card and possibly B tier. Especially on scenarios that spawn stuff. You've much more agency at high levels, scenario level 7 is the most fun anyway although once you hit all the prosperity 7/8 and some solo items it can get extremely easy.Дў) The level 9 augment is incredible and I'd bump her up if she could kill elites but it ultimately means you're juggling augments inefficiently or probably playing lower player count where there's more normals. And really, this below the Brute? I honestly can't think of a single thing the Brute does better than the Saw.ДЎ) It is easier but it's also unfair to not give the classes access to particularly interesting combos and cards they wouldn't be able to do at low levels. this class has a bunch of non-loss CC, which is the second best thing in the game behind executes, does good damage, and does have some executes. If you were doing this list from low Prosperity and thus low-level start, this place would be fine.Д¤) Saw at D. Overall, the class is disappointing, but on pure power level, a level 7+ Triangles is pretty broken.

Again, you say you're high on non-loss executes, and this is the second-best class in the game at it. You don't require work or allies to set this up, and with high Prosperity items, you can do it a LOT. You have your level 4 and level 7 cards, so you're not weak, you're broken. Spoilers for Triangles Now this wouldn't normally bother me because I really don't like Triangles much but because you specify high Prosperity, you're pretty much always going to be level 7. I think the Mindthief scales exceptionally well (her levels 6-9 are all very good, with 6-8 probably being the best of any starting class) and in general, is comparable to the Cragheart as the two strongest starting classes (I also think the CH is a bit high in your list, in reality I think both of these would be B's).ДЈ) Triangles at C. You say you're high on non-loss executes and her level 9 Augment is super broken for that reason, especially with a lot of items (high Prosperity) where it's easy to keep Dark up. You say that she requires a lot of setup for 'just an Attack 8,' but literally her other level 6 card is an Attack 7 with Poison and Muddle that requires 0 setup (and the better half of Dark Frenzy is the bottom anyway). If scenarios aren't challenging, does it matter who's better than whom?Дў) Mindthief at C. High Prosperity items are quite overpowered and when you start at high levels in a 4p party, you can't get difficulty above +2 most of the time, meaning almost no scenario should be challenging. High Prosperity Gloomhaven is extremely easy. That being said, my criticisms:ДЎ) High Prosperity is a weird place to compare strengths. Overall, I think it's a good list, and I agree with almost all of the placements. I'm not really one for videos personally, much prefer reading, but I did skip around to the sections with classes I heavily disagreed with. Remember that whatever is inside the spoiler tags will be completely dark so you should provide some sort of hint/indication before the tags like so:ДЄnd don't forget when talking about the locked advanced classes that you can also reference them by their numerical order inside the box. 'Flairs' helps to categorize your post for easier browsing and searching. Follow the rules laid out in the content creator guidelines.

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