-cubus

Overview
Seduce your enemies and infect them with Sexually Transmitted Diseases! With Succubus (or Incubus for the males), you can use the power of lust to get the best of your opponents.

Sexual Immmunity
Passive: You cannot be harmed by STDs and STDs will stay on you longer than usual.

Seduction.png Seduction
Seduce a target, causing them to move up to 8 spaces in your direction. If the target reaches your space, they'll be incapacitated and any STDs you and the target have, will be shared. Cooldown: 6 turns.

Fear.png Fear
Strike fear into nearby enemies' hearts. Any opponent within a 7 space radius will flee 5-7 spaces away from you. Cooldown: 5 turns.

Sexual_Ritual.png Sexual Ritual
Sacrifice a living creature from your inventory to the powers of Hell to gain a random STD and an Ethereal Gem. Cooldown: 8 turns.

Alternatively, sacrifice an STD to instantly move 10 spaces forwards.

Strengths

 * Sexually Transmitted Diseases can actually be used to one's advantage rather than being a terrible status effect.
 * Seduction can move players at any range, and at close range it can be especially devious.
 * A hidden Mojo passive effect makes the Succubus always successful in the Brothel.

Weaknesses

 * Succubus has weak item control/generation (can generate an Ethereal Gem occasionally, but that's it).
 * Killing is something the Succubus would rather not do, since that wipes out STD's.

Strategies

 * Always drag a player back with Seduction whenever it's off of cooldown, if you're not leading the pack.
 * Seek out STD's wherever you can find them. Pirate Ship and Brothel are key locations to take encounters in, but don't forget about the Crabs in the Jungle Shop.
 * If you're looking for live animals to sacrifice, the Explosive Sheep counts as one and it's generally found by going to the Engineering Shop. Cow is another more obvious choice, usually found through the Medieval Market -- though you could Tractor Beam one out of another player's inventory or get lucky with Liquid Luck.

Dual-Class Synergies
(to be done later when other classes have their own pages)