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| + | == NPCS == |
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| + | There are many NPCS in the game. Some give you quests, while others are just to talk to. Here are some of the important ones throughout the game: |
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| + | * [[Mayor Oswald]] |
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| + | * [[Bandit (NPC)|Bandit]] |
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| + | * [[Burglar (NPC)|Burglar]] |
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| + | * Alice |
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| + | * Mayor Croakurt |
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| + | * Doctor Thomas |
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| + | * Frogson |
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| − | You start with 6 hp and 1 Sp |
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| + | * [[Pondre]] |
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| − | Each time you level You can choose between the Following Upgrades: |
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| + | * [[The Bandit King|Bandit King]] (has dialogue before you fight him) |
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| − | You Leveled Up |
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| + | * [[Abby]] |
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| − | | +2 HP | or | +1 Sp | |
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| + | * Rover |
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| + | == Unused NPCs == |
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| + | [[The Cyclop Queen]] (has dialogue before you fight her) |
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| + | You start out the game with 6 HP and 1 SP, what used to be 10 HP and 1 SP. Every time you level up by gaining EXP and fighting monsters, you can choose if you want to upgrade your HP by 2, or your SP by 1. Currently, the max level in the game is Level 15. The max HP possible is 34, and the max SP possible is 15. These stats can be reset with a stat apple, an item that was originally rewarded to veteran players of the game to change their stats after the stat overhaul. It can now be bought from Rover at the entrance to the Overgrown Grotto. |
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| − | You can reach up to level 15 currently. |
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| + | Many players recommend that you get your HP to 24-30, and your SP to 3-5. This is because you gain 1 SP after every turn you don't use SP, and the max SP |
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| − | If you were to Upgrade only Hp, you would have 36 hp. If you were to Upgrade only Sp, you would have 15 Sp. |
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| + | you'll probably have to use for a move is 3-4 SP. Therefore you need some SP to use your powerful moves, but not too much, otherwise you will have low HP and most likely die to the stronger enemies. |
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| − | The reason why is the further you progress, the more stronger the enemys are and do more damage so why not get a lot of Hp to help you stay alive and cause Every Skill costs less then 5 Sp just keep 5 Sp so if you ever save up Sp, 5 should be enough for some strong Sp moves (Example:You are soloing a army of enemys, and you have 5 Sp you could summon a Snowman , then a Abby, and then a Tangler ((doing this works best with Summoning power), but with an Entire team of Allys you should be good and if you are fighting harder enemys just give the snowman so hot sauce) and you should be good to go with dealing decent damage to enemys.)) |
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| + | Your player starts out with Punch, a 0 SP move. However your player can get stronger moves from several ways. The 1st and most easiest way is by leveling up, getting tokens, and then heading over to Frogidi's fortunes. Then, Frogidi will charge you 10 tokens and give you a new skill. If you have all the skills from him, instead you will get a color variant of one of your already existing skills. You can also get tokens by completing achievements. The second way of getting new moves is by getting enemy cards. For example, if you have 5 Bandit Cards, you can upgrade to an Elite Bandit Card and get the move Steal. Then, if you get 5 Elite Cards, you can upgrade to a Super Card. Which gives you a '''Stunning''' version of that skill. The Stunning skills usually costs more SP, but deal more damage or do additional effects. Cards will not always drop from enemies though, infact they are pretty rare, especially while fighting bosses. |
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| + | You can also team up with other players to fight with them. When you get in a battle, all you have to do is change your join settings to friends or everyone, and up to 4 people can help you battle. This means you can also give your teammates items to support them. Additionaly, there are a few moves that can summon NPC allies to help you in battle, specifically Call Abby, Summon Tangler, and Summon Snowman. These moves let you summon allies in battle, taking up slots for people to join. They have random attack patterns, but usually have moves that most people favor and want them to use, such as Recovery from Abby, Present Bomb from Snowman, and Wood Thorns from Tangler. The summoning power can give additional health and attack power to allies. Speaking of powers... |
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| − | Although this is more of my opinion on running tactics, try seeing what works for you the most. |
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| + | There are also accessories and clothing the players can equip. Most are just cosmetics, but the powers can actually benefit you in battle. Some can be achieved from fighting wild enemies, some can be obtained by quests, some are obtained event only, and some are obtained by going through the Overgrown Grotto. |
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| + | == Different Play Styles / Strategies == |
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| − | 1.) The Guardian: Focuses on Lots of health and keeping themselves alive as much as possible (and if they are on a team will try to spam heals for everyone and if they like to specialize in healing everyone, they might love using pizza as a heal all allys item). |
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| + | 1.) Tank: These people usually focus a lot on HP, so it is hard to take them out in a battle. They still have a bit of SP, however their main priority is stacking up on health and healing their teammates. |
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| − | 3.) The Summoner: Focuses on Having Almost all training on Hp and 2 on Sp. Doing so allows them to plan how to summon 3 Allys in a short time (also their best power to have equipped is the Summoning power). When they have there side filled, them and their op team of tanky allys are ready to fight. |
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| + | 3.) The Summoner: Doesn't rely on teammates, and instead, relies on summoning allies to get support in battle, especially Abby with her recovery move. |
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| − | 4.) The Actual Theif (not a item or coin enemy theif): They will wait till the enemys are all very weak or there is one enemy left and join in at the last few moments and steal credit for the fight and obtain equal rewards like everyone else even though they shouldn't. |
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| + | 4.) The Support: Like the tank, but their main priorities are not HP, but helping everyone on their team by giving them heals, sauces, and other items to help them prevail in battle. This type isn't much of a fighting type. |
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| − | 5.) The Thief ( A Item or Coin Enemy theif): They will use moves such as shoplift or pickpocket to steal items or coins (respectivly in that order) from humanoid characters as much as possible and then attack after they finish looting the Humanoid or Giant Enemy's. |
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| + | ( Added by OofingAtTheSpeedOfLight, edited by Psycho_Xboy[or XboyX01], hanmbi and SP00KYM4H3R3) |
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Revision as of 12:57, 9 May 2022
NPCS
There are many NPCS in the game. Some give you quests, while others are just to talk to. Here are some of the important ones throughout the game:
- Doctor Thomas
- Frogson
- Bandit King (has dialogue before you fight him)
- Rover
Unused NPCs
The Cyclop Queen (has dialogue before you fight her)
Your Character:
You start out the game with 6 HP and 1 SP, what used to be 10 HP and 1 SP. Every time you level up by gaining EXP and fighting monsters, you can choose if you want to upgrade your HP by 2, or your SP by 1. Currently, the max level in the game is Level 15. The max HP possible is 34, and the max SP possible is 15. These stats can be reset with a stat apple, an item that was originally rewarded to veteran players of the game to change their stats after the stat overhaul. It can now be bought from Rover at the entrance to the Overgrown Grotto.
Many players recommend that you get your HP to 24-30, and your SP to 3-5. This is because you gain 1 SP after every turn you don't use SP, and the max SP
you'll probably have to use for a move is 3-4 SP. Therefore you need some SP to use your powerful moves, but not too much, otherwise you will have low HP and most likely die to the stronger enemies.
Your player starts out with Punch, a 0 SP move. However your player can get stronger moves from several ways. The 1st and most easiest way is by leveling up, getting tokens, and then heading over to Frogidi's fortunes. Then, Frogidi will charge you 10 tokens and give you a new skill. If you have all the skills from him, instead you will get a color variant of one of your already existing skills. You can also get tokens by completing achievements. The second way of getting new moves is by getting enemy cards. For example, if you have 5 Bandit Cards, you can upgrade to an Elite Bandit Card and get the move Steal. Then, if you get 5 Elite Cards, you can upgrade to a Super Card. Which gives you a Stunning version of that skill. The Stunning skills usually costs more SP, but deal more damage or do additional effects. Cards will not always drop from enemies though, infact they are pretty rare, especially while fighting bosses.
You can also team up with other players to fight with them. When you get in a battle, all you have to do is change your join settings to friends or everyone, and up to 4 people can help you battle. This means you can also give your teammates items to support them. Additionaly, there are a few moves that can summon NPC allies to help you in battle, specifically Call Abby, Summon Tangler, and Summon Snowman. These moves let you summon allies in battle, taking up slots for people to join. They have random attack patterns, but usually have moves that most people favor and want them to use, such as Recovery from Abby, Present Bomb from Snowman, and Wood Thorns from Tangler. The summoning power can give additional health and attack power to allies. Speaking of powers...
There are also accessories and clothing the players can equip. Most are just cosmetics, but the powers can actually benefit you in battle. Some can be achieved from fighting wild enemies, some can be obtained by quests, some are obtained event only, and some are obtained by going through the Overgrown Grotto.
Different Play Styles / Strategies
There are several play styles in battling, here are a few:
1.) Tank: These people usually focus a lot on HP, so it is hard to take them out in a battle. They still have a bit of SP, however their main priority is stacking up on health and healing their teammates.
2.) The Bruiser: Will focus training a lot on SP, so they can use heavy hitting moves such as Drain, Evil Impact, Stone Arm, Giant Crowbar, and more.
3.) The Summoner: Doesn't rely on teammates, and instead, relies on summoning allies to get support in battle, especially Abby with her recovery move.
4.) The Support: Like the tank, but their main priorities are not HP, but helping everyone on their team by giving them heals, sauces, and other items to help them prevail in battle. This type isn't much of a fighting type.
( Added by OofingAtTheSpeedOfLight, edited by Psycho_Xboy[or XboyX01], hanmbi and SP00KYM4H3R3)