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Ranger— The ranger is this game’s rogue, carrying a dagger and stabbing people from behind. They are not tanks, so make sure you don’t treat them as such. Rangers get their specializations at level 3. The ranger specializations: Cutthroat (light armor proficiency, Frenzy attack skill)— The...

Brute— Brutes use maces and hammers, and are quite effective at punching through armor. They also have the best defensive skills out of all the other classes, which makes them the best tanks, imo. Brutes can wield one-handed maces and shields for tanking, or two-handed hammers to bash multiple...

Next, I will talk about the classes, their specializations, and other character customization options, like weapons and weapon skills. I won’t cover every skill, because that would take even more time to write up, but I will cover the specializations. There are six classes in the game...

I did forget to talk about Valour Points in the combat section of my review, which I shall rectify right now. After resting at camp, your party receives a number of points called VP. In combat, these VP are represented by little gold diamonds, and they are a resource that you spend when...

I’m gonna make a few more points that are worth mentioning here. While combat is turn-based, traveling the map is in real-time (with pause), which is important to know, because there is a fatigue mechanic in the game. As time passes on the travel map, your band’s energy will gradually deplete...

Well, it is true that I think it takes too long, but that’s just me. As for whether or not it’s actually worth it, well, that depends on the player. I have heard the same thing about unique classes, and to be honest, I may try it out again with one of those. As I’ve typed, I only took one...

I had to break it into smaller pieces to fit the word count limit. I’m sorry. :)

In order to recruit new units, you need money (krowns, they call it) and influence. You get both from completing and turning in missions. You can also get influence from other sources, so it’s not too hard to farm. You can get new recruits at an inn in town, or from the local prison (not...

Wartales is a game set in a fictional, low-fantasy setting where you take control of a small, fledgling mercenary company and lead it to greatness in a land at war, dealing with not only the war itself, but also the consequences that it has incurred. The game has five zones, called counties...

I’m gonna go ahead and make a thread about this game, since it’s really fun, and it seems like there’s some interest from fellow posters. I‘ll start it off by giving some of my first impressions. I haven’t beaten the game yet (too busy restarting for different team ideas), but each time I have...

I’ve gotten really into Wartales recently. It’s a game where you control a small group of mercenaries, and you build them into a large, capable force (or you can keep them small too, but I think part of the spectacle of the game is having large numbers).

You like cookies? If so, you’ve come to the right place! *slides over cookie*

CW1: “Sorry, Sir. We had the deviant cornered, but then he went inside of a house.” CW2: “What is known?” CW1: “Naught but the name of the house’s owner. His name is Noober*.” CW2: “Why did you not just go inside? Did the deviant not commit the crime of casting Knock on a locked chest?”...

I think the main contributor to Gorion’s monetary woes is likely the sheer number of rare books he has to find to keep leaving and entering Candlekeep. Speaking of which: “Oh, hey kiddo! Weren’t you just leaving last night with Gorion? Where is that old codger, anyways? What? He’s dead...

“My name is Gorion. For many of my years, I have raised this child, who will one day challenge their fate as a Bhaalspawn, into a model citizen… or I should say, I *tried* too, but this cuck-nugget keeps stealing from the monks! Day after day, year after year, it’s the same tired old sh*t of...

I want another Battletech or MechCommander game. HBS’ Battletech was made almost five years ago, already, and nobody’s touched MechCommander since FASA went under. I think a game with 2018 Battletech’s mech and ship customization, combined with MechCommander’s pilots would be nice. I’m on the...

By the time this game comes out, I’ll have my dream job and a shiny new pc to play it on. Nice! As far as I’m concerned, Starfield may as well not even be there. Bethesda’s latest games have been pretty bad, and I‘ve just lost interest in them at this point. At the very least, I’ll wait...

On Three Island, Amanda stepped in to stop some bikers from roughing up the people living there. Afterwards, one of the villagers told her that Lostelle was at Bond Bridge, north of the town. When she got there, though, she didn’t find Lostelle, but instead she encountered Katriane, the...

On Two Island, Amanda found the guy she had to give the meteorite to in the game corner, but unfortunately his daughter(?) Lostelle was, well, lost. After that, a biker burst into the game corner and asked for directions to Three Island. Amanda decided to head there as well, but first took a...

After getting the errand from Bill, Amanda headed east, to Kindle Road. In the grass, she encountered Gustave, the Ponyta. After battling some trainers on the way to Mt. Ember, she discovered the Ember Spa, and here, in this place of relaxation, she met an old man who gave her the HM for Rock...