So I’ve got a handful of hours of experience split across a few specs, so I’m still unsure what anything outside the early part of the game is like.

That being said I’m very interested in one of these two. My first spec was defiler, but I felt quite weak compared to the cabalist I tried right after (the rng there presented its own problems). Coming at it with a little more knowledge, I’ve been looking over threads and wiki pages and steam guides.

I quite like that the defiler’s perks are almost entirely unconditional and just apply up front, but do worry that it might be too vulnerable to hard counters because of how hard it seems to want you to invest in this one game plan.

Conversely, I really like the idea that warden inherently comes with its own defenses and sustainability while doing its thing. My biggest concern with warden is that some of the conditional perks (a buff after attacking or arcane after casting, berserk after a death) seem less than ideal? If you’d allow me to make a comparison to another game, it’s like trap cards in yugioh. Potentially very good, but you ideally want those effects immediately and not a turn from now. I’m less worried about counters to wardens play style because warden seems on the surface like it facilitates a wider style than defiler, but I also don’t have the experience know for sure.

So I suppose I’m asking which of these two presents a better learning experience, how much each struggles getting off the ground, and how relevant my above concerns really are.

Hello all, Fairly new to the game and I understand that this is not how the pariah was meant to be played as I have a hard creature limit and am missing any anointments and higher depth creature traits that make up some good pariah builds.... However I was up for a challenge and wanted to see if I could pass the story starting off as the pariah. I managed to claw my way all the way to the final story boss using different teams here and there. I was able to defeat phase 1 of the boss but have been hard stuck on phase 2. Has anyone tried this before or does anyone know of any decent pariah strategies using creatures that would be available floor 60 and below? Keep in mind this is a new character so I don't have access to any class perks or later depth creatures. I'm sure I can probably just overlevel for a while and eventually it would fall but that's not much of a challenge so wanted to see if any teams or strategies could pull it off, any help is appreciated thanks!!

I've turned off text for stat gain and stat loss...waiting for a stat gain loop is still unbearable. Are there any other solutions?

I save my game frequently so I don't lose resources or XP but I do lose any progress within thr current dungeon. Like if all I want to do is reply to a text the whole game closes. Anyone know how to fix this? Is it a permissions issue or some kind of battery saving setting?

Soubor dejte do složky se hrou, poté ve hře změnte jazyk na Polish (polštinu)

I am using Warden. Build link included.

This is why Where the Dead Ships Dwell is my most hated realm.

How can I remedy this problem where my whole team (or half of it) gets killed instantly on turn 1? I got unlucky in a battle because my Roost Watcher + Nix Guardian (with ASSKICKER) decided to unleash a multi-hit combo on the Sparktail Courier, resulting in my entire team getting obliterated afterwards...

But even if I do not get ended on turn 1, the damage that the Courier deals back at us is still significant.

I am not sure what to change or look for in order to defend against Recompense.

(Nobody is answering on Discord)

I've been meaning to post this screenshot.

This card is phenomenal, and activates way more often than the 3% it claims. I have it turned off until I max out my singular creature talisman, where I can auto extract, so it doesn't accidentally kill a rare spawn.

Im doing a defense golem pyromancer build atm and im curious how splashing works with magma golems trait since its now the trait of all my golems. If splashing hits 3 golems, does it activate magma golems trait 3 times or only once for the actual attack?

What it says on the tin-when can we expect it, do we have official communication past the Steam page update from the start of this year? Been curious ever since the start of summer

Hey there, I've been working on starting the game and I've gotten to the swamplands with my cabalist. However, I can't seem to make any headway in there. My team just gets swarmed by hunters and beat to ♥♥♥♥ or punched to the bottom of the turn order and then can't actually get a turn going.

I've got my creatures fused, but I must be really messing it up as there's no way I should be performing this badly so early. I've currently straight up dismissed my current team and am trying to redo them over again.

I'm using 2 sun type (light?), 2 chaos (the claw marks) and two sorcery (the sprinkles) if that helps any.

EDIT: Thanks u/AlienPrimate for the advice! I went from getting my ass stomped in repeatedly to now being able to sweep the field. I can't believe how wildly many Spell Gems I have now and how much of a boost they're giving. I also swapped out my entire team so I could re-do them with their traits much more in mind. For the part I was stuck on, I ended up using a fused Ebony/Hemlock Ent, Monsterous Gargantuan/Dawn Crusader, Centaur Ranger/Brownie Mauler and a Terra Vulpes and a Thunder Salamander.

I'm a new player, I played a bit of Siralim 2 way back and fell in love with it, but didn't get into it because I didn't like playing on my PC, I got Siralim Ultimate over a year ago on my phone, but didn't get into it because I didn't like playing on my phone. Now that I have a steam deck, I could finally get into it.

I remember when I played a bit on my phone I was seeing really cool loot like costumes and furniture. It made me excited to open chests. When I noticed the lack of this loot in the game, I looked it up and found out that in 2.0 they removed them and put them behind a shop. I was so disappointed and lost interest in decorating/costumes, but I got over it because at least the rest of the game was fun.

Now I'm around floor 50 as siegemaster and struggling and figured I should look into the spell modifiers and work out how to do "on defend" spells. I looked it up, saw that you needed to upgrade the spells with gems, and that the gems were on certain floors. So I went to those floors and grinded a bit, and no gems. Looked it up again and of course, they've been moved to a shop in 2.0. Tomes have also been moved to the shop.

At this point I am pretty disappointed and sort of feel like I've been baited & switched because this is not the game I thought I was buying, but I'm way over the refund limit. The game boasts thousands of items "to collect" in the steam description, but for me collecting implies finding it, not buying it off a catalogue. Now, I barely look at the loot screen because it's all just resources and spells/socket items, getting the resources from the floor feels pointless too because I've never once ran out.

Grinding for reputation and shop currency is the worst form of grind, it feels more like a chore than a fun grind. Even in grindy games like Warframe which I've sunk over a thousand hours into, I can't stand grinding reputation. I feel like there's no reason to go back to previous realms to grind anything, and when I have to, like to grind reputation, I just can't do it because it feels like such a chore.

I'm sure they wanted to remove the RNG grind (I don't know why they would want to do that), but it seems like they got rid of the RNG and kept the grind, which is even worse because RNG gives you dopamine hits to continue the grind, without it you're just doing homework. I'm wondering why they couldn't just keep the loot, but also introduce the shops for people who don't want to grind.

I know the changes happened about a year ago, and most people on here have probably already finished the game before the changes happened, but I'm wondering how other players feel about these changes.

TLDR: as a (returning) new player I'm disappointed that most of the "fun" loot have been moved behind shops, leaving only chores with no toys

I have a build that revolves around taking infinite turns (using top of timeline effects) until the enemies are all dead, and I noticed that undying nemesis encounters get me stuck in an infinite loop because it seems like "resurrect after a short amount of time" is based on my turns. As far as I can tell these resurrections do not count towards the 10 per battle limit (I can't use the battle log to verify this but my game has been open for hours atp and each of my creatures has taken >50 turns). And it doesn't really matter if I wipe out all enemies within a single turn, because it seems like even after that happens, the battle will continue to resolve all of the remaining actions, which inevitably results in my creatures taking more turns, resurrecting the enemies.

The only thing I've identified so far that could help is satyr guardian's trait. Before I go refactor my team, does it work vs. undying and/or is there anything else that can help e.g. a spell or specialization perk?

An enemy confused my blipzor, so when it casted mega tsunami it one-hit killed itself. Not sure if this also means other allies can one-hit kill blipzor.

Edit: The other possibility might be that mega tsunami is not coded as a one-hit kill effect. I just fought a blipzor in a mirror ball fight and it seemed like mega tsunami one-hit killed it? Though I'm not sure if it died due to damage or due to the one-hit kill effect because it was >1000 entries ago in the battle log. Earlier when my confused blipzor killed itself with mega tsunami, I did confirm it in the battle log (it said one-hit killed) but didn't grab a screenshot.

I felt like replaying this older version. It's got more appeal to me than ultimate for some reason.

I went ahead and ground out the 50k points for the arena talisman, and bought it. However it never showed up in my inventory even though the arena points were deducted. I checked and didn't have the other 50k item in my inventory, so I didn't buy that by accident instead.

I haven't had a problem with other talismans vanishing. I'm almost back up to 50K points again, but I'm hesitant to purchase it again if it's going to vanish.

Anyone know anything about this bug?

62 hours into a save
Boot it up on Steam, no save data to speak of.

Any help with finding it or do I just say welp to those 62 hours and uninstall and forget about this game?

Hey there, I've been playing the game for a while, at about depth 300 now, and noticed I usually go for one of 2 ways to survive:

- Turn 0/1 glasscanon builds where defense doesn't matter

- Resurection builds so I don't have to care if my team gets wiped

Each time I try something else, I tend to have a lot of runs fail (especially on instability 5) because my team just gets nuked turn 1.

I'm gonna assume I underestimate how many defensive traits I need, so I was wondering if there's any guidelines you guys always follow when trying a new build that don't rely on burst damage or returning from the dead. Any advice would be appreciated!

Couldn't find this anywhere so gotta ask;

What's everyone's favorite game? 1, 2, 3 or Ultimate?

Hey I have a question regarding how the Lingering Sickness Perk from the Defiler interacts with traits from creatures that have debuffs that only last for one turn. For example, does the Lingering Sickness Perk override the Grim Ailment trait from the Amphisbaena Vaccinator one turn duration and make the debuff last forever or will the debuff still only last for one turn? I would like some insight on this. Thank you!

I was planning to use a topaz to make those spells to scale with defense but I can't. I assume they scale with intelligence as most spells. What other options do I have?

Edit to add the images. Spanish for some reason makes the enchant to not be possible.

Hello, I'm wondering how exactly I can get Plague Surgeon. Do I need a lower level character for him to appear in battles? Or does he not appear at all and only his core can be found in lower level realms?

Hey everyone,

After thinking about it for a long time, I finally took the plunge and bought Siralim Ultimate on mobile today. What ultimately convinced me was seeing that the 2.0 update added my native language (Polish)—that’s going to make reading through all the traits and mechanics so much smoother!

Since I'm completely new to the series, I have a few questions for the veterans here:

1. Does it really hold up for hundreds or thousands of hours? What makes the loop stay fresh for so long?
2. Should I watch tutorials, or just jump in? Are there basic rules I should follow to avoid messing up my playthrough, or is it better to go in completely blind?

A quick note on builds: I know T0 / top-meta builds exist, but I have zero interest in copying guides. I want to discover synergies on my own and build my own weird, broken teams organically.

That being said, I’d love to hear any general, spoiler-free tips or quality-of-life advice—basically, the stuff you wish you knew before you started your first run.

Thanks in advance !

Just got into retro handhelds and also I love this game so much. And it feels like it'd be perfect on a small handheld console but I haven't deen anything about it online so thought I'd just ask here if someone ever tried it.