It’s important to account for movement in those cases, however one of the big advantage of simultaneous invisibility is that you can essentially exactly predict the enemy positions ahead of time. If your characters are separated enough, it can make more sense to stagger the invisibility uses while the enemy spends time just running back and forth. This usually means both characters should go invisible together, but this is not always the case – the key consideration is avoiding enemy attacks. The basic observation is that invisibility is only really useful if it results in a net loss of enemy attacks if one character goes invisible but it just leads to the other character eating all the attacks, the invisibility probably isn’t helping. The main exception is coordinating your invisibility uses. Common Tipsįor the most part, the Mindthief and Scoundrel can operate independently. Careful use of invisibility with a far away, visible target can lead to the enemy killing themselves on their own traps. The last bullet is the most important thing to remember: if there is no way to eventually get to a valid target, the enemy will not move if the only way to eventually get to a valid target is to go through traps, the enemy will go through traps. every potential hostile target is invisible) ī) if there are no paths that avoids all traps or hazards (no matter how long), the enemy entity will be willing to go through traps or hazards to get to the target. The two most relevant things to remember is thatĪ) if there is no path that leads to a target, the enemy entity will not move (this also occurs if there are no available targets, e.g. This is extremely important to understand as it can cause significant changes in the enemy behavior. The invisible character is treated as an obstacle by enemies for the purposes of calculating paths.It is the primary determinant in how the enemies move. The details of how enemy movement is determined is beyond the scope of this guide, but essentially, the enemy focus is the ‘main target that enemy is trying to get to’. The invisible character can’t be selected as an enemy focus.The invisible character can still take damage from effects that directly cause damage, particularly traps and retribution effects.The invisible character is effectively immune to enemy characters. This goes for area of effect abilities, too.
The invisible character can’t be attacked or targeted by hostile effects.Design your hand and strategy to support this behavior. So the second thing to remember is: Invisibility should be used aggressively. Avoiding enemy attacks is only a means to an end. This means that as powerful as invisibility is, it needs to be used in a way to set up your attacks. Your objective is always to generate damage and eliminate enemies. You have a very limited number of plays to finish the scenario, so you can’t afford to waste turns. The second thing to remember is that you are on a clock in Gloomhaven. Design your hand to facilitate this behavior. So the first thing to remember is: Go into invisibility early, come out of invisibility late. This allows a single use of invisibility to essentially waste two sets of attacks from your enemies, and is the key to making the invisibility build work. The general idea, therefore, is to go early in the round when applying invisibility, and go late in the next round when already invisible – specifically, you want to go before the enemies on the turn you want to become invisible, and you want to go after your enemies on the turn your invisibility will wear off. This is key to making the most of invisibility. In particular, most buffs are removed at the end of the next turn taken by the entity with the buff with a few exception not directly relevant for this guide. The most important thing to understand first is just when buffs and debuffs are removed from entities in the game. Invisibility is a very powerful status effect, but can be tricky to use properly without a good grasp of the basics of how the game operates.
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