Good slay the spire seeds upgrade#

'A peony seed fired at close range is dangerous. Equally, it will be even more dangerous-Cromwell warns that the shells should be used with caution as if they contained only lead and firepower. Load too much gunpowder though, and the seeds could explode on impact. It took a while to experiment with the amount of gunpowder needed for each seed type-there's columbine, cornflower, daisy, poppy, sunflower, clematis, lavender, sweet pea, lupine, carnation, peony, and various meadow flowers. Removing lead for seeds is almost a symbolic action.' Cromwell embraces the meticulous work, explaining 'every shell made gives you a rewarding feeling. The product is all made by hand, with Cromwell going through the time consuming process of opening up existing shotgun shells, removing the lead, filling them with the seeds and then using paper and fabric to create a barrier so those seeds are protected from the direct blast. I don't think we can plant too many flowers… I have no real problems with real guns for hunting, but I can't stop feeling it's better with seeds than lead.' They've created a rocking chair that charges your iPad and an indoor cloud that works as a weather forecasting machine, but Flower Shell is probably its first foray into anything verging on serious social commentary-put beautifully simply by Cromwell, he created Flower Shell because 'I like the idea of turning as many shotguns as possible into flower guns. It started out like an art project and it grew, no pun intended.'Ĭromwell is cofounder of the ever-inventive Studio Total in Sweden, which seems to continually strive to outdo itself with each new incredulous design venture, from flying carpets for pets to an EEG headset that translates your dog's every thought, part of offshoot MiCasa's R&D. 'I was thinking there must be a more fun way to garden and a more useful way of using guns. I also like guns more than killing,' Cromwell tells .uk, explaining the driving impetus behind the design. He is in fact selling shotgun shells filled with flower seeds in a wonderful attempt to turn something designed for destruction into a creative, life-giving tool that could make the world a more beautiful place. No, its creator Per Cromwell is not making any kind of untoward innuendo.

The left side has a shop with pancake or whatever it is called if you want to buy it.'A new way to sew seed,' announces an Indiegogo campaign that is about to hit its target less than 48 hours after launch. The most challenging is the sphere since it has 3x artifact, but everything else is doable. Take energy relic from boss.Īct 3, take whatever route you want since you can kill everything. By the time you face the boss you'll have 5 cards: bash, double attack, 3x drop kick.

Good slay the spire seeds upgrade#

Don't upgrade anything at the rest site as one of the ?'s will give a chest that upgrades 2 skills (you should only have double attack at this point). You'll get another drop kick but don't take it, and a chance to dup a card (I did a dropkick). Take the double attack and whatever relic from boss.Īct 2, take the left side route. Along the way you can remove your defends/strikes and end up with ~8 cards at boss1. If you take the path that has the shops and ?'s while avoiding the elites, you should have 3 drop kicks and nothing else. Then just remove cards at camps and don't both smithing anything until act 2 when you have 5 cards in deck. The chest has a peace pipe (remove cards at camp). The first ? can remove the curse, I didn't buy anything in the shops, just removed cards. Ironclad (asc=0) with starter bonus (250 gold + curse), then pick the 3rd mob and go up/leftish/right to get the shops / ?'s and avoid the elites. Here is a infinite/low count deck but it can be difficult for the act 1 boss (slime).