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Minecraft Dungeons Arcade: Hidden Depths Expansion
(Series 3 Update Cabinet)

Dingy Jungle Playthrough
No Continues Used, 1 Credit
Single Player
Hard Difficulty

Card Setup (Single Player)
Melee: Moon Daggers
Ranged: Eye of the Guardian, Purple Storm
Pet: Soul Entity [Wargen Hero Exclusive]
Skin (Cosmetic): Wargen
Armor (Cosmetic): Fox Armor, Wolf Armor

Dingy Jungle. Probably the hardest level to complete in the Minecraft Dungeons Arcade. Most of the frustration comes from the jungle whisperers and the Jungle Abomination boss. Whisperers are pretty annoying since they spawn poison quills and vines that can rack up a lot of damage if you’re not careful, not to mention you’ll have to use mostly your ranged weapons since they attack from a distance.
As for the Jungle Abomination, its first phase is probably the hardest part, due to the fact that its main slam attack has a ridiculously huge hitbox radius. The safest way is to hit it with ranged attacks on the first phase, since it can also run over enemies in its front. It’s only after you get it down to two-thirds of its health does it start using secondary attacks that make it easier to get close to him.

With the Series 3 Update of Minecraft Dungeons Arcade introduces 20 new Hero Cards. Hero’s Cards are introduced in the Series 3 packs with a unique foil design and contain a complete preset of 5 cards: Melee, Range, Armor, Skin, and Pet. Hero cards can also be modified in-game with both the Series 1 and Series 2 cards to customize the player loadout. However, certain Hero card presets have cards that are exclusive to its loadout, and cannot be physically obtained as a card.
Hero Cards have their respected character equipped with their gear loadout and come in a shiny holofoil finish on the front, and their card number and description in the back. The estimated chance of getting a Hero Card is approximately 1 out of 10 cards according to Raw Thrills, though this may vary depending on the distribution and manufacturing process.

I currently do not use direct capture for any of the arcade games I play, mostly due to certain policies in the arcades I go to, and the fact that I currently can’t afford such equipment.