Entropy Party Planner Checklist

This party planner is a lightweight checklist you can copy into notes while playing Entropy. It will not auto-calc damage; it will stop you from fielding six unpaid mouths with zero Pierce.

Active six worksheet

For each slot write: Name / Role verb / Row / Weapon / Armor / Perk focus / Injury notes.

Target verbs across the six:

• Stun
• Pierce
• Blunt
• Reposition
• Flex utility

If any verb is missing, hire before the next dungeon—Recruitment Board, Mercenary Roles.

Row diagram prompts

• Front count: __
• Back count: __
• Why this split: __
• Enemy pack this counters: __

Templates: Party Formation.

Gold & upkeep box

• Current gold: __
• Active bodies: __
• Reserve bodies: __
• Wipe buffer (gold for two hires): __
• Next planned purchase: weapon / armor / hire (circle one)

Remember both actives and reserves tax payouts—Recruit Mercenaries.

Pre-dungeon gate

• Shrine save done
• Pierce present
• Blunt present
• Stun present
• Spare reserve geared
• Camera/controls comfortable — Controls

Post-wipe gate

• Cause of death logged
• Best gear moved to living S-roles — Weapons Tier List
• Board checked for missing verbs
• Safe clear fought for funds
• Emotional cooldown taken — Survive Permadeath

Act 1 extension fields

Town A board notes: __ Town B board notes: __ Dungeon 1 lesson: __ Dungeon 2 lesson: __ Dungeon 3 lesson: __

Track with Gloaming Isles Act 1.

Sibling tools

Demo vs Early Access, System Requirements, hub Tools. Combat reference: Combat Basics. Stats: Stats & Perks.

Print this mental checklist once and Entropy’s staffing chaos becomes manageable logistics.

Example filled row

Stun A | Front | Mace | Patchwork mail | Stun perk | Eye injury (−?) | Active

Copy that pattern for each slot. Empty fields mean you are guessing—and Entropy punishes guesses with funerals.

Sharing plans with friends

Paste your worksheet into Discord without story spoilers. Verb-only shares help others without ruining gardens. Ask them to reply with their missing verbs; trade ideas, not loot codes—this is not that kind of game.

Closing notes unique to Party Planner

You opened Entropy Party Planner because a specific friction point in Entropy pushed you here—whether that was Draenog’s opening chaos, a missing armor verb, a wiped roster, a ghost that refused to die, a date question about August 18, or a formation that looked smart until the timeline punished it. Use this page as a checkpoint tied to tools/party-planner.mdx, then leave with one concrete experiment for your next session.

Write that experiment in your own words: which mercenary changes, which weapon swaps, which row counts, or which route you will attempt. When you return after Early Access patches, reread this closer first so you notice what official notes invalidated. Entropy rewards players who treat guides as living checklists rather than sacred scripts, and this closer exists to push you back into Draenog, the overworld, and eventually the Gloaming Isles with a sharper plan than raw grit alone.

Additional angle 1 on Party Planner (tools/party-planner.mdx)

Consider how Entropy Party Planner interacts with gold upkeep, shrine saves, and the next inn visit. Specifically for angle 1, change only one party variable after reading this section, then take a short overworld fight as a lab test. Log whether stun landed, whether Pierce mattered, whether a delayed skill punished you, and whether you still had hire money afterward. That single-variable discipline is how Party Planner advice becomes instinct before Act 1’s denser towns demand it under worse pressure.