In all honesty though, you should never let this happen since the payoff is nowhere near worth it compared to what you get for failing.Īside from that, the Cannon is a very bare-bones fight since you'll be more focused on controlling the mob in general. I mentioned the math in video but to have it on paper: The initial odds for Boom vs Misfire are 65%/35% on apprentice missions, 70%/30% on veteran and 75%/25% on champion. Once that happens, at the end of the round one of two things will happen: He will attack with BOOM!!! for both a huge amount of damage to your entire team along with stress damage, or Misfire! where nothing happens and your team gets healed 10 stress. Aside from that, it doesn't do anything else unless you allow the Matchman to live until his turn, where he will use Fire in the Hole! to prime the Cannon. The Cannon itself will always use Reinforcements! at the start of the round, and he will always summon a Matchman if one is not present on the field along with at least one extra bandit to put on the pressure.

The main gimmick of this fight is preventing the Pounder from firing by killing its Matchman, all the while surviving the waves of reinforcements that come to help. The Brigand #-Pounder is the second boss you can find in the Weald, and its a test of patience, speed, and (in my opinion) poor boss design. Part 15: Boss Guide: The Cannon The Cannon

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