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You can take up to two pets into combat with you - different species have different abilities, and some are particularly effective against certain enemies.
You can take up to two pets into combat with you - different species have different abilities, and some are particularly effective against certain enemies.


If you are struggling in combat, you can change the speed of the enemies by going to Accessibility in the Options menu and using the slider marked Combat monster speed.
If you are struggling in combat, you can change the speed of the enemies by going to Accessibility in the Options menu and using the slider marked Combat monster speed.
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Revision as of 14:05, 27 January 2023

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Summary

You can go into combat to gain items and Reputation. There are also some tasks that require you to visit the combat areas to seek out those unfortunate to have become lost.

Combat is for adults only, so it is only possible once you have completed the Prologue, by which time you would have grown up a bit. However, as soon as the Prologue is over, you will be able to visit Master Jogon in Rivermoor to learn the basics and unlock your first important skill.

To enter into combat, pass through the archways and you'll be taken to the loadout screen. Then straight into battle when you're ready

Difficulty

There are three combat zones located on the map. Each one has different set of monsters to challenge you. The name of each zone reveals its level of difficulty

In Simplewood, Mr. Fairweather will revive you four times before taking a year of life as payment. In Midwood, Mr. Fairweather will revive you twice before taking a year of life as payment and in Toughwood they will revive you just the once.

Loadout

You can prepare for harder combat by

  • Levelling up your swords
  • Crafting Wards and Charms
  • Taking a cooked meal with traits like Strength or Toughness
  • Buying or crafting combat recipes at Apothecary's
  • Taking pets with you
  • Unlocking skills via Jogon and Moon.

Many of these action can be managed on the loadout menu.

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You can take up to two pets into combat with you - different species have different abilities, and some are particularly effective against certain enemies.

If you are struggling in combat, you can change the speed of the enemies by going to Accessibility in the Options menu and using the slider marked Combat monster speed.

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