This is how she looked after three chapters. Gandalf had to shout to make it clear that nothing was getting past him.
She would scream at attackers until they fled in terror. She led the charge, held the line, and utterly crucified anything that came within range of her spear. A lifetime of battling against the monsters that attacked her village made her almost untouchable in combat. She was also absolutely terrifying in battle. Even when you see subplots repeated, dialogue varies based on personalities and relationships. She had a pet chicken that started fires. Shien was a founding member of the Sisters. They fall in love, they have kids, they chase dreams and make terrible decisions. In the meantime, your characters age, they grow, and have stories of their own. When you put it down, your people get a long period of peace, its length depending on how well you did. Three or five of them, during which you campaign against a terrible threat, sometimes not even knowing what it is. You can also go straight for the stronghold, but then your characters will be weaker, fewer, and less interesting, and you'll get fewer resources and callbacks between chapters.Ĭhapters? Oh yes. Your ordinary people set out to stop a menace, clearing out each region and then assaulting a stronghold. That's the standard opening, and broadly, every story in Wildermyth is similar. The Sisters were three farmers who defended their village from monsters. One of several Sisters lineups, which fluctuate due to injury, retirement, death, and subplot circumstances. Let me tell you about the Sisters of the Vine. It launched into early access a couple of weeks ago. Or, I might just openly berate you for not playing Wildermyth, a tactical RPG with turn based combat. They knew what would happen when they hired me. As I write this I am on my week off, so I don't have to be professional.
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