What are the bosses and when do they appear?
There are multiple references to "bosses" in the developer's design notes.
I started with the enemy spawns divided into fairly explicit "waves", like maybe four would come at once then a break, then two at a time with shorter breaks between, then one boss, that kind of thing.
https://mightyvision.blogspot.com/2016/06/imbroglio-notes-3-monsters.html
The 16/16 endboss worked pretty well
It seemed good to get some kind of reward for killing a boss
Both bosses had this effect for a while
https://mightyvision.blogspot.com/2016/11/imbroglio-notes-11-spoiler-warning.html
What are these bosses and when do they appear? Do they have a small % chance to appear at any time or are they triggered by a gem level?
For that matter, is the Minotaur a boss or a mid/mini-boss? I think I saw one appear at like 55 gems, which doesn't seem to line up with the developer's goal of making things happen at multiples of 4.
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