Small guide to the flight boni while I polish ch1 (update soon-ish, prolly around New Year’s).
Also, when stats are increased/decreased the flights also get a small bonus/malus to it.
Red/Gold:
+20% Charm & Diplomacy
+10% Wit & Cunning
+5% Magic
-5% Prowess & Stamina
Red Dragons are born diplomats with silver tongues, and a helpful understanding of magic. What they lack in physical strength their natural talent to talk circles around others more than makes up for it.
Green/Brass:
+20% Sneaking & Dexterity
+10% Magic
+5% Wit & Cunning
-5% Prowess & Stamina
Green Dragons at home in the shadows of the forest and the otherworldly realms of the Dewlight Wilds. They learned a lot from the folk of the Wilds, which makes up for their common lack in physical strength.
Black/Copper:
+20% Prowess & Stamina
+10% Wit & Cunning
+5% Sneaking & Dexterity
-5% Charm & Diplomacy
Black dragons are fierce fighters and strategists, but commonly very blunt. The only subtlety found amongst them, so people say, is when they took up the path of rogues.
Blue/Silver:
+25% Magic
+10% Wit & Cunning
+5% Charm & Diplomacy
-5% Prowess & Stamina
Blue Dragons are clever scholars with a natural talent for magic. They’re not strong, and a bit scatterbrained, but usually they tend to be rather… charming.
The +25% on magic are not a typo. But they come at a cost down the line.
Gray/Bronze:
+20% Wit & Cunning
+10% Charm & Diplomacy
+5% Magic
-5% Sneaking & Dexterity
Gray Dragons are born traders and adventurers, albeit some go straight for being con artists, sometimes with a little help from the arcane. They often the only ones outshining the red flight’s cunning, but can be a little boisterous, and in general subtle seems to be one of the few words not found in their dictionary.
Please check if the story and its flow in the green and blue path work and if it makes sense like that. Let me know if it feels off for the characters to have those conversation yet.
Also let me know how you like the new characters. Thank you.
Enjoyed the new stuff for Blue and Green, flow seemed fine, did notice that the one choice where you have the option to refrain from asking a question because you don’t wanna pry, you end up asking anyway in both Blue and Green path and I was wondering if that was intentional?
latter might be a leftover from a different wording of the option, I’ll overhaul that :3 The choices there set your curiosity stats and a small bit of bold stat, so I’m trying to keep that even between the paths
I mean, Ferhon had a reputation to be a flirt and smooth-talker, no matter how in love he and Akylhoi were (she was usually amused by it cause she knew he’s loyal beyond reason to her)
Also, you don’t get a malus when practising skills, only when they are tested in very specific situations.
He’s a twisted god. Alerhon explains it to his best abilities when you ask him (there’s more info in the red path) and Astia has some info in her history lesson. Beyond that, very very little is know.
Well, Ferhon and Salbri might have known more, but they never said anything. And it’s not as if you could ask them somehow, right?
I enjoy the premise few games were you are not just a human. So the stats are tied with color, understandable but will you be “type-cast” to a play style. For example the magical blue/silver could you train to be very strong. I guess train stats in spite of your color.
More sneak peeks for how you are ‘meeting’ the black flight’s RO… aka him trying to kill you while Alerhon and a group of training soldiers are nearby.
Loving the new introductions to the blue and green whelps! I thoroughly enjoyed the thought you put in to make each path different. I’ve always been a sucker for dragons and this is scratching that itch phenomenally
fixed some checks on naming (currently only available in the red path), especially for easter egg names.
New wordcount 27,800 total, around 7000 per playthrough.
Current status of the paths:
Red: Incomplete, allows for gender choice and naming, red RO introduced.
Green: Incomplete, no gender setting or naming yet, green RO introduced.
Black: Incomplete, no gender setting or naming yet, black RO introduced.
Blue: Incomplete, no gender setting or naming yet, blue RO introduced.
Gray: Incomplete, no gender setting or naming yet, no RO yet introduced.
