🏧 How do the merchants work? – Monster Train

Just a casual look-up page for myself, but maybe it will helps someone else too?

All effects are prepared for covenant 25:

  • Re-Roll costs 60
  • Removal costs 60, increases by 30 and maximum is 300
  • Artifacts cost between 195-245
  • Merchant of Steel:
    • 1st + 2nd 25
      • +10 Attack
      • +25 Health
      • +5 Attack / +10 Health
      • Depends on clan combination:
        • Rage 7 (Hellhorned)
        • +10 Health / Spikes 3 (Awoken)
        • Incant Armor 2 (Stygian)
        • Damage Shield 3 (Umbra)
        • Burnout 1 / +5 Attack / +5 Health (Melting Remnant)
        • +3 per charged echo (Wurmkin)
    • 3rd 95-120
      • +1 cap / +15 Attack / +40 Health
      • Multistrike 1
      • Endless
      • Quick
  • Merchant of Magic:
    • 1st: -1 Ember
    • 2nd:
      • +10 Magic Power
      • +20 Magic Power / Consume
    • 3rd:
      • Remove Consume / +1 Ember
      • Permafrost
      • Holdover
      • Doublestack / +1 Ember

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Monster Train – Game Sheet

Monster Train is a turn-based deckbuilding game made by Good Shepherd Entertainment. After heaven invaded the hell and only ice and cold was left. But a last spark of hell is still burning strong. We are the last hope to reignite hell. With our train the Boneshaker we are transporting and defending the last spark of hell called the Pyre. We collect units, spells and artifacts in order to get stronger, because our enemies are getting stronger too. Will we be able to reignite hell?

DeveloperShiny Shoe
PublisherGood Shepherd Entertainment
Release DateMay 21, 2020
PlatformsPC, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One
GenresRoguelike, Card Game, PvP, Turn-Based Strategy, Deckbuilding, Strategy, RPG, Choices Matter
Playtime30h-60h
DLCThe Last Divinity
Monster Train
Copyright Good Shepherd Entertainment, 2020
Copyright Good Shepherd Entertainment, 2020
Monster Train
Copyright Good Shepherd Entertainment, 2020
Copyright Good Shepherd Entertainment, 2020
Monster Train
Copyright Good Shepherd Entertainment, 2020
Copyright Good Shepherd Entertainment, 2020

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