Haka is the King of the Colosseum

So I feel like the Colosseum is totally disgusting for Haka to play in. I got both of these cards pretty early on and she had 4 gladiators out each time. So it was 5 damage done 5 times (and one more for an environment target) and dealing multiple targets more than 2 in a single turn for 7 favor off a single card and then I gained the title that is shown off using that card. Then I did it again 2 turns later. Am I wrong or is this just busted?

I've gained 4 titles with a Rampage, which I think is the most you can earn.  The Seeker, Champion, The Indiscriminate, and since I earned indiscriminate before hitting myself, Reckless.

 

Trust me When Haka dives in and crushes everything the crowd tends to notice.  He's the most obvious gladiator in the game, and he owns the arena.

You could in theory also get Mindbreaker and Unbreakable if there are enough return fire effects (combat stance, etc) in play.

How did you get 7 favor off of the damage from the rampage alone? 5 damage to 5 targets should be 6 tokens. Then you get the title, as described in the first post.

Gaining a title also gets you favor.

And destroying targets gains you a favor.

Haka is awesome in the Arena. I concur. Tempest, Legacy, Tachyon, Guise and Expatriette shine there as well, but not quite as brightly as Haka.

Yeah, but in the original post he said he did the damage, got 7 favor, and THEN got the title. So I was wondering where that extra favor came from.

I did 5 damage to 4 gladiators, 5 to the boss lady, and 5 to an environment target (6 total targets dealt 5 or more for 6 favor) and then I also did the 2 or more damage to multiple targets in one turn for another favor to get to 7. Sorry I worded it wrong by putting the environment target in paretheses.

I got Living weapon on Sky-Scraper, so my huge power became like a rampage every turn by the time we pushed Kaargra out we had 33 favor tokens...

Ok, so Kaargra was a target too. All right. Just wondering, because my math didn’t mesh with what I was envisioning.

Yeah, Skyscraper is pretty effective. Clap your hands if you believe!