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#SLAY THE SPIRE SEEDS ARE WRONG UPGRADE#

For a constant physical reminder, you can try taping a note to your screen telling you to not pick up the relic.Slow down! Take a few extra seconds in each event and after each fight to remind yourself not to take relics, and about your card choices and how they will be affected by not having any more energy or relics in the future.To help with the muscle memory issue of automatically picking up relics, here are some suggestions: Even if you accidentally pick up Golden Idol, it may be faster to start over than to complete the run and hope for the right event in act 3. Golden Idol: It is possible to remove Golden Idol in act 3 if the Moai Head event appears, but it is much better to simply avoid taking the relic in the first place.Usually the correct choice here is the Act 1 boss fight, and then to skip the rare relic when it is offered.

#SLAY THE SPIRE SEEDS ARE WRONG UPGRADE#

Mind Bloom: Do NOT take the option to upgrade all your cards in exchange for no healing.

If Neow isn’t offering the boss relic trade, you have to take the max HP.

Neow: Do NOT accidentally take “Enemies in your next three combats have 1 HP.” It will give you a relic.

But relics like Cursed Key, Snecko Eye, or Pandora’s Box can provide a huge advantage. Black Star and Calling Bell in particular are probably worth an immediate restart.

Neow: The boss relic swap is a very strong choice, as it tends to make your only relic stronger.

First, and most importantly, there are a few events that you must be extra wary of: Still, there are many points to keep in mind that may make the achievement easier to obtain. You must simply play well and try until you succeed. There is also no trick or shortcut I can give for this achievement. Not only is the lack of relics (including boss relics) crippling to the player, but many people struggle with turning off the muscle memory to pick up every relic they see. For many players, it is the hardest of the four challenge runs, and it is the least achieved of the challenge runs on Steam. This infamous achievement requires the player to defeat the act 3 boss while only having one relic. In future posts, I may discuss some of the other achievements which people often find difficult. For this first post, I will only cover the four challenge run achievements: Who Needs Relics?, Minimalist, Common Sense, and Speed Climber. But those will only be mentioned as additional options for those who are interested.

Of course, given my background, I will include ways to take advantage of exploits or weird game quirks to more easily set up the achievements. This is a topic I’ve put some thought into, as one of the few people to run the “all achievements” speedrunning category for this game in the past. To avoid having to respond individually to all of these requests, I decided to try to give my thoughts on the most efficient ways to obtain each one.

So if you're playing to maximize win-rate instead of forcing a particular deck to happen, the opportunity to craft a Claw deck is really just in Act 1 where Claw is a decent pick since most cards are better than skipping so that you can get past A1 elites, and unless those early picks are claw synergistic (and they often aren't as explained above), then you've likely accumulated a bunch of anti-Claw cards making it less likely you'd want to take Claw for the rest of the run and so the possibility of a Claw deck coalescing from winrate optimization play instead of archetype-forcing isn't that high.Practically every day, I see people ask for advice on a few of the achievements in Slay the Spire. If Claw isn't given enough scaling momentum then it's a low value card draw that slows down your deck's ability to burst, block, or scale from orbs. If a card offered to you isn't claw, and doesn't draw cards (particularly 0-cost cards), it slows Claw scaling down. IMO, the meme isn't so much that it doesn't work (it clearly does as the daily climb shows), but that it's often a trap card outside of act 1 because it's anti-synergistic with most of the card pool.