Zoof
Well-Known Member
I like to think of Tournament and Spire like a certain brand of canned chips and a box of "expensive" chocolates provided by a shady dealer.
For tournaments, once you pop, you just can't stop. In some cases, that means eating 'till you run clean out of resources, and wondering how you're going to feed your research tree and your other city things. I mean, you've fed yourself full of relics, KP, and other various flavors of magic, but the rest of the party? Oh crap, better ask my fellowship nicely for a payday loan...
For Spire, some of those chocolates are bad and you'll swear off the whole thing forever, not knowing what you're missing. But if you stick with it long enough and get those chocolates from a particularly special brand of dealer, you'll wonder why you ever lived without it. And... uh. The analogy starts falling apart. "White powder"-filled treats sounded a lot better in my head than out on paper. An Elvenar habit is still probably cheaper, tho. Keeping somewhat on-topic, though. The Spire Perks just makes the group a littleshadier more welcoming and the ingredients a little more addictive "sweeter"
For tournaments, once you pop, you just can't stop. In some cases, that means eating 'till you run clean out of resources, and wondering how you're going to feed your research tree and your other city things. I mean, you've fed yourself full of relics, KP, and other various flavors of magic, but the rest of the party? Oh crap, better ask my fellowship nicely for a payday loan...
For Spire, some of those chocolates are bad and you'll swear off the whole thing forever, not knowing what you're missing. But if you stick with it long enough and get those chocolates from a particularly special brand of dealer, you'll wonder why you ever lived without it. And... uh. The analogy starts falling apart. "White powder"-filled treats sounded a lot better in my head than out on paper. An Elvenar habit is still probably cheaper, tho. Keeping somewhat on-topic, though. The Spire Perks just makes the group a little