Ok, this was my weirdest Binding of Isaac game evar. She is pretty much an ever worse glass cannon than Judas because she has crappy stats at the start but becomes the Whore of Babylon when she only has half a heart left (soul hearts do not count). But in this game I got a large amount of health enhancing items as well as pills, so by the end of the game I got 9 hearts, plus the Charm of the Vampire that would restore my health after a certain amount of damage dealt, which isn't good for a character that shines when she is close to death. I thought of trading those hearts in the Devil Room to make her very powerful and give Eve a survival chance in her demon form, but instead the first room gave me Krampus, as detailed above, and the second, found only later in the Depths, gave me the choice between the dead cat (very bad in this case) or the Book of Seven Sins, and that one not only is a rather mediocre choice, but was even worse due to the fact that I found the Bible much earlier.
So basically I was left with Eve fighting in normal form, with high speed thanks to the items I found, mediocre base damage that somehow got a nice bonus from the Little Chubby and the Lump of Coal (that one increases damage with the distance at which you hit the enemy), and the Cupid Arrow also increased the damage output by giving me piercing damage. And the Bible meant I could instantly kill Mom and Mom's Heart, which I did. Womb 2 was really weird because I only found Mom's Heart after exploring the whole level but every second or third room gave me a boss, with a challenge room giving me Fistula, Loki and Chub — I actually fought Fistula 3 times on that level!
So once again, this game shows that while your initial items may not be suited for your character and give you a bad start, some later drops may simply develop your character in a completely unexpected but effective way. Not many games manage to do that.
