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[Tarran]

Take harvest first skill, and use it on the yellow trees. That'll net you witchwood which heals 30 HP every time you eat one.

And, if unormal is to be believed, maybe even confusion for your troubles if you're unlucky.

The worst you'll hit going south are crocodiles and the occasional snapjaw group.

Or ruins filled with high level enemies for that section. Don't forget them.

[beorn080]

Take harvest first skill, and use it on the yellow trees. That'll net you witchwood which heals 30 HP every time you eat one.

And, if unormal is to be believed, maybe even confusion for your troubles if you're unlucky.

The worst you'll hit going south are crocodiles and the occasional snapjaw group.

Or ruins filled with high level enemies for that section. Don't forget them.

Quite right on both accounts, but confusion can be dealt with fairly easily, and ruins can be found randomly everywhere. However, its much easier to tell if you find ruins in the salt marshes, since LoS tends to be clearer then the mountains.

[Deon]

Confusion is really easy. Just remember the weights of items you may want to use while you are under it, the position of enemies and map layout. Find a chokepoint, lead your enemies through it and start attacking them one at a time while eating witchwood. I killed whole populated villages like that.

[MetalSlimeHunt]

To the north and east are mountains which can be very dangerous, and to the west are the salt dunes, which admittedly I've never been to but I expect are harder then the salt marshes.

There are flying, fire-breathing men there. Fear the salt dunes.

[Aklyon]

To the north and east are mountains which can be very dangerous, and to the west are the salt dunes, which admittedly I've never been to but I expect are harder then the salt marshes.

There are flying, fire-breathing men there. Fear the salt dunes.

[Tarran]

To the north and east are mountains which can be very dangerous, and to the west are the salt dunes, which admittedly I've never been to but I expect are harder then the salt marshes.

There are flying, fire-breathing men there. Fear the salt dunes.

When I met them with my medium level early-medium-section adventurer, they weren't that bad. You can see them from across the map before they're even in range and potshot them to death.

Of course, if it's night, you're screwed.

[beorn080]

Clearly I need to go there some time soon.

[Tarran]

Clearly I need to go there some time soon.

Just make sure it's day, unless you like !!Fire!!. The other enemies are weak, but those fire breathers are about as nasty as Fire Ants.

[MetalSlimeHunt]

Clearly I need to go there some time soon because I am suicidal.

Just make sure it's day, unless You like !!Fire!!.

[Aqizzar]

I had the awesomest character ever.  So many nice artifacts and wealth that I had to pile it all up in Joppa, and I hadn't even gone anywhere else.  Died playing a stupid game of a chicken with a "slumberling" or something.  Man I'm dumb.

Every character since has bought it just trying to get to Redrock, although the Time-Vortex gamble is certainly a lot of fun.

[MetalSlimeHunt]

Yeah, be wary of the Slumberlings. Most characters can take them down with near-death injuries around reaching Grit Gate for the first time.

[Tarran]

I had the awesomest character ever.  So many nice artifacts and wealth that I had to pile it all up in Joppa, and I hadn't even gone anywhere else.  Died playing a stupid game of a chicken with a "slumberling" or something.  Man I'm dumb.

Yeah, slumberlings are not to be trifled with. There's a reason why they're generated sleeping and are at "impossible" difficulty.

At least you won't make the same mistake again... right?

[Aqizzar]

Actually, I had gotten high enough that it only rated as "Very Tough".  It occurred to me that I had acquired so many grenades and energy-using weapons that I was leaving them in storage because I knew I'd never use them.  Well, said I, finally a foe that actually needs all this heavy firepower.  I laid a poison trap and shotgunned it in the face.  It moved one tile before falling asleep.  How hard can this be?  Shoot-sleep-shoot-sleep.  Then I happened to step into a tile next to it, while it was sleeping, and it did like 30 damage in one hit.  Goddammit.

[MetalSlimeHunt]

Slumberlings don't always fall asleep after one tile, their rehibrination is random. In fact, they can move five spaces at once if they charge, and then you are even more screwed.

[Soulwynd]

Ahh, those narcoleptic killing machines.. I remember setting one on fire accidentally. It wasn't pretty.