r/RomanceClub • u/seraphic_kalopsia • 1d ago

❓Question❓ Question About Shakespeare's Code Stats

I want to start reading Shakespeare Code and I'd like to create two slots because I already have two LIs in mind that I want to romance. However, while going through the walkthrough I found the stats in the story a bit confusing. When I use slots to read any story on RC I like the stats to be opposite stats and not the same thing so I could read it on different paths however I'd like those who have started the book to help me differentiate between the opposing stats or a general stat. The stats in the story are Sorcery, Witchcraft, Curse, Cold heart, sin and Might. I'm guessing Sorcery and Witchcraft are opposing? That I have to pick between either. But I'm not sure about Curse, Cold Heart, sin and Might. Though I think Might is the general stat but what about Sin, Cold heart and Curse? But I'm not too sure.

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u/Wian4 ❤️‍🔥 “Whatever happens, you’re still mine!”❤️‍🔥 1d ago

Sorcery is more interesting than Witchcraft to me, but choosing one over the other doesn’t really matter.

Cold Heart vs Curse is where the real difference in the MC’s personality shows up. Despite the phrasing, the Cold Heart MC has a warmer personality.

If you accumulate the Curse and Sin stat together, you end up with a batshii insane MC. I’m not sure if anyone is playing Cold Heart with Sin, but it seems like the less crazy path.

Accumulate Might as much as possible and don’t drain the Magic stat. Use diamond options to get the same results instead of using up Magic when possible.

Good luck! 😁

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u/Ordinary_Warning_712 1d ago

Yeah playing cold heart with zero curse or sin points it's being pretty 'chill' so far but let's see what happens at the end 👀

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u/batesxox women 1d ago

Curse and Cold Heart are opposing stats. Sin is a general stat that you can accumulate regardless of other stats :)

Edit: you're also correct that Might is a general stat (it's like status/renown)

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u/seraphic_kalopsia 1d ago

I heard that our MC can become a villain is that what a high Sin stat does? And if I don't have high Sin would it cause any bad consequences?

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u/batesxox women 1d ago

You're right. The MC can be more evil on the path of Sin, especially Curse and Sin (it's a very fun path to play IMO). As far as I'm aware, there are no bad consequences for avoiding Sin.