Personally I try to keep Zeus off the middle of the board to Ready to Rumble can't skip over him. Pain and Ruthless are great at creating this scenario. Plus the move/Fate combination at Olympus is too good not to cover. Hilarious, informative, and entertaining as always. I don't even remember what it is from, but I haven't heard that "Herkoolees Herkoolees" joke in forever.
I used to put Zeus at Olympus, but the problem with putting Zeus there is trapped Titans at Olympus can’t be moved by Go the Distance, so all Hades has to do is spend 3 power to untrap three titans at Olympus and start his next turn done!
@@theabsentfriend4002That is a very good point. After two years of going by the competitive community's book it's great to learn more independently discovered strategies. Part of why I love this series.
@@theabsentfriend4002 Oh, and a Go the Distance moving into Zeus's location traps a Titan at Thebes right? So now you double the recovery ouch. Edit: Ignoring Hero Abilities
@@ericlager4512 Yeah, you can't Go the Distance into Zeus, but you can use Pegasus to move a Titan into Zeus, and also if Hera is out, use Go the Distance to move her to trap Titans.
Great guide, especially when it comes to moving heroes. Hades can feel like a slog at times as he doesn’t move too fast and his fate deck is brutal. Discarding allies that aren’t titans is a fantastic tip.
Actually … now that Disney owns the Simpsons, Sideshow Bob could make an interesting Villainous villain. I regret to say I haven’t seen Moana, so I don’t know anything about Tamatoa. And who is this “Carol” you mention?
Hades is just one of my favorites that I always like and I have had 4 Titans on Mount Olympus before and the only card that can stop him is Lightning Bolt.
And it only takes one Planets Align with 4 power to recover. I seem to have bad luck with Hades. I rarely win with him, but then again, my group of friends I normally play with are “fate-aholics.”
@@theabsentfriend4002 I have done other methods to put 4 Titans on Olympus with Pyros ability, Get Ready to Rumble, and the Chariot for big combos. But yes luck is tough with Hades indeed.
@@bbozant maybe Star Wars, probably not Marvel. But never say never. I need to get better with the Star Wars Villains before I try to tackle videos for them
Personally I try to keep Zeus off the middle of the board to Ready to Rumble can't skip over him. Pain and Ruthless are great at creating this scenario. Plus the move/Fate combination at Olympus is too good not to cover.
Hilarious, informative, and entertaining as always. I don't even remember what it is from, but I haven't heard that "Herkoolees Herkoolees" joke in forever.
I used to put Zeus at Olympus, but the problem with putting Zeus there is trapped Titans at Olympus can’t be moved by Go the Distance, so all Hades has to do is spend 3 power to untrap three titans at Olympus and start his next turn done!
@@theabsentfriend4002That is a very good point. After two years of going by the competitive community's book it's great to learn more independently discovered strategies. Part of why I love this series.
@@theabsentfriend4002 Oh, and a Go the Distance moving into Zeus's location traps a Titan at Thebes right? So now you double the recovery ouch.
Edit: Ignoring Hero Abilities
@@ericlager4512 I didn't realize there is a "competitive community" much less a book.
@@ericlager4512 Yeah, you can't Go the Distance into Zeus, but you can use Pegasus to move a Titan into Zeus, and also if Hera is out, use Go the Distance to move her to trap Titans.
Great guide, especially when it comes to moving heroes. Hades can feel like a slog at times as he doesn’t move too fast and his fate deck is brutal. Discarding allies that aren’t titans is a fantastic tip.
Thanks and yeah, this guide took a lot of strategizing to figure out the best way to do things.
Hades may have an excellently-hammy VA, but he's second to Sideshow Bob, Ratigan, Carol (Mom), and especially Tamatoa.
Actually … now that Disney owns the Simpsons, Sideshow Bob could make an interesting Villainous villain. I regret to say I haven’t seen Moana, so I don’t know anything about Tamatoa. And who is this “Carol” you mention?
Carol is Mom from Mom's Friendly Robot Company in *Futurama*.
@@janehuskmann1914 Ah, I see. Another show I am sadly unfamiliar with
Tough choice on voice actor. Eleanor Audley voice both Maleficent and Lady Tremaine. She in yes with such a cold and frightening menace.
And yet she was so hilarious on Beverly Hillbillies and Green Acres
Fun Fact: Hades is actually inspired by the former studio chairmen for the Walt Disney Studios in the 1990s and name for him is Jeffrey Katzenberg
Wow! That is brand new information! Thanks!
Hades is just one of my favorites that I always like and I have had 4 Titans on Mount Olympus before and the only card that can stop him is Lightning Bolt.
And it only takes one Planets Align with 4 power to recover. I seem to have bad luck with Hades. I rarely win with him, but then again, my group of friends I normally play with are “fate-aholics.”
@@theabsentfriend4002 I have done other methods to put 4 Titans on Olympus with Pyros ability, Get Ready to Rumble, and the Chariot for big combos. But yes luck is tough with Hades indeed.
I think this was a great guide thank you my brotha
You’re welcome, bruh!! 😎
Can I use go to distance fate card even if the Titan is in Mount Olympus?
Absolutely! In fact, it’s the best way to get Titans away from Mt. Olympus! Great question!
Thank you mate🙏
@@abdullahkattan9077 anytime!
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Yeah … can’t go wrong with strong British villains!
@@theabsentfriend4002 will you do tutorials on marvel and Star Wars villainous
@@bbozant maybe Star Wars, probably not Marvel. But never say never. I need to get better with the Star Wars Villains before I try to tackle videos for them
@@theabsentfriend4002 i can help you with that huge Star Wars nerd
@@bbozant as am I! But I gotta devise a good strategy for each Villain before I can make videos for them