Could you please describe their appearance and who are they in the story?
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I really enjoyed the new update and the variety of choices available. Great job and I can’t wait for the other chapter four paths!
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In Chapter 3, winning the joust grants 3 wealth, winning the melee grants 2 wealth, and “winning” at archery grants 1 wealth.
In Chapter 4a there are additional options to acquire wealth. The most profitable ones are tied to Combat, Guile, or Intellect. You can make anywhere from 1-6 Wealth on top of what you have already.
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When the full game is complete, what would be your recommended MC Build in terms of stats to succeed most stat checks?
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Hello there!
I’ve found a mistake in the text: instead of “daughter”, it should be “granddaughter” as I understand
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P.S. It’s a real pleasure to read. The plot is intriguing, the lore is interesting, and it makes you want more and more. Thank you for your work, I look forward to more chapters. Have a great day and good luck!
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I have find two little bug.
The first is that while i have took part in all three event, i lost the melee and won the other two, yet i’m treated as having emerged victorius in all of them.
The second is this one:
“It is my who…..'“
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Hello again.
I found a mistake in the code: instead of $!{housename}, it should be $!{horsename}, as I understand it.
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Crown Prince Elias (He/Him) is a blond-haired man and the heir to the throne. He is an archer who has an intellectual side, as well as a strong sense of personal justice. His chief concern is trying to uphold both his personal reputation as well as the reputation of his house, and balancing that against his desire to “do right” by people.
Princess Evelyn (She/Her) is blonde-haired and second in line to the throne. She is a warrior, and also has an interest in tactics and leadership. She is particularly fixated on the preservation of Grunhaven’s independence. While Elias is more of a thinker, she prefers action, and this may be a point of tension between the two in the future.
Ludov (He/Him) is a Darmak (dwarf) weaponsmith from a foreign nation. He has come to Grunhaven for reasons that shall be made apparent as you get to know him. He’s primarily looking to get himself established in a foreign land. He is also asexual.
Madame Adrianna (She/Her) is a Lithmari (think of drow/dark elves) chevalier, also from a foreign land. She has come to Grunhaven for reasons that I’m also not going to get into. But she winds up joining the Royal Knights, and becomes something of a comrade or rival to the MC. She faces prejudice from the other knights and as a response chooses to close herself off from them.
Fabius Falcona (He/Him) is a dark-haired Fire-Sorcerer from a minor noble family. He has a famous mentor, and he simultaneously takes pride in this fact while also wanting to get out of his mentor’s shadow. He’s a very laid back and relaxed fellow, which may eventually clash with the fact that his specialized discipline of magic involves burning people to death.
Lillian Turnau (She/Her) is the daughter of a wealthy merchant from the Republic of Daralta (a neighbouring nation.) She sort-of exists between two worlds because she has a wealthy upbringing and a high education but is not a noble. She’s very carefree and likes to cut loose, particularly when she is away from home. I’ve yet to decide if whatever “relationship” she forms with the MC will be a an actual romance or just a casual fling.
This is not really a question I think I can offer a definitive answer to.
Partly because, ideally, each build should be more or less evenly balanced. Or, at the very least, there shouldn’t be one single “optimal” build that is a clear winner above all the others. Beyond that, when the game is complete I’m definitely going to be looking back and rebalancing things. For example I feel like I’m giving combat-focused MCs too easy a time of it.
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Loved the new content, looking forward to the other paths.
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I chose to reject the Queen’s call to become a royal knight but yet still started chapter 4 as a Royal Knight?
Yeah, unfortunately, only the royal knight path is currently available.
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Okay, by the way I am not asking for spoilers but are there any Haladori left in the world?
None that are living.
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So there are undead Haladori, good to know.
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Besides undead, it might be possible to revive them then? Or atleast one of them since their empire was noted to have the best arcane advances so having an emergency backup plan is very likely?
So that’s why I’m forced to be one even though I didn’t do anything note worthy and got shot by guards who are incompetent. I probably would be put with regulars until another opportunity reveals itself since my MC wasn’t built for the tournament.
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No, that’s not the reason, the royal knight path can be chosen in probably almost any path no matter how bad you do in the tournament due to your family’s prestige although idk what happens if you don’t attend the tournament.
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I noticed that as a royal knight, I gain no wealth even after 2 years! Why is that?
Not everything is covered by the crown and I figure most 21 year olds in the MC’s position won’t be living a spartan lifestyle where they never buy anything extra for themselves.
I did think about giving the MC a +1 to wealth but I was waiting to see how people reacted to the game’s economy as it currently stands.
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Personally, I would say to reward at least something to those who aren’t good enough in the tournament to win at the jousts, combat nor succeed in taking out the crossbowman assassin but happen to be stronger in stats like intellect, charisma or perception so that we may not desperately steal stuff in the palace for some wealth lol
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