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  1. Tip for people who plan to go to the lost cities: carry double the stuff, so that when you go there, you can make a portal to get back home. You can also cratf a waystone and put it there. Be sure to carry xp tomes, because it costs xp to travel between dimensions.

  2. To enter the lost cities, you will need: 2 Cinncinasite Lanters. 1 Bed. 6 Skulls/Mob heads. To survive the lost cities you would want: (for all setups) 7 baubles with unying quality + armoured modifier for bonus health, damage resistance and armour. Level 5 iron skin in the L menu. Resistance 3.

  3. The main reason people go to the lost cities is for rings of transformation, usually dragon. It’s also very dangerous and you need another set of bed, lantern, and skulls to get back. Potions of flight and invisibility help a ton

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    • 3 Or 4 Colors Is Usually Best. I’m not going to go very deep into the math, but nearly always I’m shooting for commitment to 3 or 4 colors by the end and usually when I take that 5th color I regret it.
    • Make Sure Your Math Is Correct. Giving your opponent an 8 in a color they’ve started without any handshakes is better for you than giving them a 3 in a color in which they have played 2 handshakes.
    • The One Card Rule. I’ve invented this nomenclature, just now, but I think about it constantly when I play. The line between a risk worth taking and one perhaps too bold is thin, but I find my “one card rule” to be a good rule of thumb.
    • Use Small Numbers to Bait Out Handshakes. This is a fun little trick I like to employ when the opportunity arises. Online I’m finding that it works perhaps 20% of the time, but it’s low-risk so I keep doing it.
  4. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Lost_cityLost city - Wikipedia

    A lost city is an urban settlement that fell into terminal decline and became extensively or completely uninhabited, with the consequence that the site's former significance was no longer known to the wider world. The locations of many lost cities have been forgotten, but some have been rediscovered and studied extensively by scientists.

  5. Apr 6, 2021 · Finding lost cities and civilisations was an obsession for some European explorers and colonisers. Their frenzy was fuelled, in part, by a quest for history's most famous lost city: the...

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  7. Apr 4, 2016 · The Atlas features well-known lost cities like Pompeii and Angkor, but also explores lesser-known, but similarly majestic places.

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