Feed the Scorchpot Beginner Guide

1. Read a roll as pairs

Two valid kept dice make one Mark; three make three pairwise Marks. Before keeping a die, check what new sums it creates with the dice already kept. Use the Mark calculator to see the complete set.

2. Match the map, not a generic tier list

A mathematically common sum is useful only when it matches tiles or effects you can exploit. Check the current board and your recipe triggers before deciding that a die face is automatically good.

3. Separate production from conversion

Buildings establish ingredient and ducat flow; recipes convert roll conditions and resources into fodder, flavor, essence or other effects. Identify which side is limiting the run before buying another component.

4. Price deck cards by the start they guarantee

The deck database exposes category and point cost. A guaranteed building, die, tool or recipe changes the opening differently, so compare what the card supplies rather than cost alone.

5. Account for the chosen dragon and appetite

The build contains eight dragons and ten appetite labels. Their combined difficulty state can change constraints; do not transfer a route from one setup to another without checking the current menu and rules.

Evidence limits

This checklist combines official game context with rules and display data found in the supplied build. The executable was not launched, so shop frequencies, unlock timing, event behavior and balance in live play remain unverified.