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A beautiful and captivating match game.

Match three magic objects and clear enchanted tiles from the play field. If the wick reaches the powder keg, your time is up.

Match three magic objects and clear the play field from the enchanted tiles. At your disposal there will be swords, Tibetan coins, lanterns, scrolls, and other sacred relics. But be quick as the wick is burning and if it reaches the powder keg, your time is up.

Feature(s):

• More than 50 levels.
• Many unique power-ups.
• Beautiful backgrounds!
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Feathers: would have been for fishing.
Oak Logs: 99 Construction.
Ashes: Herblore (serums)
Watermelons: Protecting Pineapples
Cactus Spines: Protecting Yews
Orange Boxes: I was collecting them
Seaweed: for crafting
Proboscis: given to me from a friend who quit.
Gold Seals: to recharge sceptre
Raw Chompy: wild pies
Swamp Paste: common quest item
Raw Chicken: to get into the evil chicken’s lair
Treasure trail items: I was planning on collecting all level 1 treasure trail items. I got pretty close. Some stuff was in my house.

I had 231 quest points at the time. Less than 10 to go. =/

The talisman at the end is a death talisman.

I only had the giant pouch because I dropped my small, medium, and large before making this video.

I was a bit low on herbs and herb seeds. I had been planting them and sold a few hundred potions.

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This is an imperfect battle as I choke a few times, but it is nonetheless my fastest time so far by the restrictions I placed on myself to make the video worth watching (namely, just don’t overlevel or spend more than 10 minutes on the fight).

I chose LV. 86 because it is the exact level at which weapon attachments start working against Ovan, so while I’m underlevelled, I’m at the right point where I won’t lose anything else. For equipment; Chain Sheaf+5 (Quick Rengeki and Backstab), Wrath Bite+5 (Critical +25% and Backstab), Null Amalgam+2 (Physical -50 and Anti-Light), and I change between Rapid Clogs+3 (Quick Charge) and Appraise Hood (Item Boost) as needed. Yes, the Amalgam, Clogs, and Hood aren’t fully alchemized, I didn’t feel like putting in the effort on the Amalgam and didn’t care about the accessories. My inventory is cut down to exactly what I needed for this fight (Healing Potion, Fairy Drop, Strange Coffee (not necessarily needed, but it was a plus)), Vital Talisman, and Speed Talisman. Both of the latter two items were used just prior to the battle.

The reason behind each weapon is that boosting Rengeki and boosting Criticals seemed to work well for the broadsword and scythe respectively. The sword was meant to slay Ovan, and as such faster Rengekis made some sense, at least at the start. The scythe’s target wasn’t really Ovan, but the Restore Neighbors, and as they wouldn’t be seeing Rengeki it seemed to work out better to boost the Critical hit rate so Heavenly Wheel could finish them faster. Backstab was purely for when Ovan began pacing or used his beam, though when the Neighbors turn their back after being summoned, sometimes the scythe catches them offguard. Whether the scythe alone or teamwork with the broadsword was faster, I don’t know and honestly don’t care for the purposes of this video; things were repetitive enough with just the scythe already. I like watching the multi-trigger.

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Anyway, I thought it was OK to stop at 8 minutes, which is why I settled on this effort. No, Corbenik isn’t in this video, but if you want to see an avatar fight, I already made a video of that, so check out the rest of the channel.

One last thing; constructive criticism is welcome, but anything on levelling up or using the death protection (invincibility) bug will be ignored… just like this last part will be unfortunately. :\

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