Description | It may look disgusting, but it is a weapon many favour. | ![]() Multiuse Average Rating [?]
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Defense | N/A | ||||||
Reflect | N/A | ||||||
Effects | N/A | ||||||
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Restocks At | Haunted Weaponry | ||||||
Used By | Disgruntled Townspeople | ||||||
Special Categorization | None | ||||||
Notes | None |
Ratings - Essence of Esophagor
Rating: | Overview: The Essence of Esophagor was an old-school mid-tier weapon. While it's easily blocked by common shields, the Essence gives the advantage of delivering 9 icons over only two icon types. The Good: Dual icon types in a 9-iconer is a rarity. Most are going to deliver the icons across a spread of three types, giving a better chance of the opponent blocking. The Bad: Water and earth are very cheaply blocked. You can almost guarantee an opponent in 2-player battles will have at least a Parasol of Unfortunate Demise or a Leaf Shield, both of which cut into the Essence's icons rather harshly, if not completely blocking it. The Ugly Truth: In 9-icon battles, the Essence of Esophagor is worth having, as it isn't easy to get two-type icon spreads in lower-tier weapons. However, any battles using it should have a backup plan and expect the Essence of Esophagor to be blocked fairly often. Rated on February 28, 2014 |