Slumber
The Slumbering Beetle starts each fight asleep with 3 stacks of Slumber and 15 Plating (18 on Ascension 8). Every hit that pushes unblocked damage through removes 1 stack, and the end of each enemy turn removes another. At 0 it wakes up, loses the Plating and switches to Rollout, a 16 damage attack (18 on Ascension 9) that also gives it 2 Strength each time.
Buff
Where it comes from
Enemies that apply Slumber
Slumbering BeetleNotes
Hits count one by one, so a three-hit Attack that gets damage through on every hit wakes it immediately, while fully blocked hits do nothing. Waking it by damage stuns it: its next turn is spent waking up and the first Rollout comes the turn after. Left alone it snores for three enemy turns and attacks on the fourth.
Rules and timing
It loses 1 stack at the end of its owner's turn.
Changes by version
- Added Epoch art
- Changed Egg Bowlbug: no longer spawns in the Slumber Party fight
- Fixed pluralization issue in Slumber power description
All 9 patch notes6 older
- Nerfed Slumbering Beetle: Slumber amount increased from 2 to 3
- Buffed Slumbering Beetle: starting Slumber decreased from 3 to 2
- Now always the first bug in Slumber Party encounter
- Removed grey bar at bottom of Slumber Party combat
- Slumber Party encounter now has the Slumbering Beetle in the back of the fight instead of the front and the type of Bowlbugs that can be encountered in this fight has been adjusted
- Slumber now procs on non-attack damage (ex: Darkness orbs)
Internal playtest notes are from before the Early Access release. Names and numbers in them can differ from the game today.
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