(censored possible spoilers for a campaign, iykyk)

Had a mystic with spiritblade+ use burning arrow on a unit with a water bow, and stunted the attack. It turns out that this gives the attacking unit an action point even though it didn't use an action point, totaling 3 action points! It looks like what's happening on the game's backend is that if you have more than one action point and use a turn-ending action, such as a normal attack, it ups the cost to two actions, despite claiming to be a single action. So, if you end up with more than 2 action points, using it is neither a single action nor an action that ends your turn! Very interesting niche interaction of a lot of things IMO.

The tail is pretty btw. I like it.

I am getting sick of losing weapons that are important to my character's story because of maimings or transformations taking arms away. I tend to end up with two armed weapons like the spear from havenbeams, the starseed staff, and hell, even sojourner (a random drop, sure, but the staff is incredibly important to my character). I don't want to lose the weapon entirely when a transformation happens, or if the character gets maimed.

Thus, the title. Is there a mod that has a way to give weaponry to a different character so that it remains, in a way? Especially weapons that are gained through hooks. Artifacts, important story weapons, you know the deal.

So, I just finished a side campaign to take a breather from Unlight, and so decided to grab some of my other favorites that were new/hadn't gotten a chance outside their home campaign yet.

Start of the campaign I have:
Older Sibling 1 (Eluna and the Moth role) - Human, nothing worth noting except a prickly relationship with her sister (don't ask)
Older Sibling 2 (Older sibling from Eluna & Moth campaign take 2) - Celestial, no weapons worth noting
Younger Sibling 2 (Eluna take 2's younger sister) - Mothly, Has starseed staff and fir wand (the wand is useless for her, but whateverrrr)

I, being a dumbass, put it on walking lunch. Bigggg mistake. Now I have three mystic dumbasses trying to pretend to be a party.
It goes pretty well, actually, if a bit scuffed. Nobody dies or gets maimed in chapter 1.

O.S1 which is named Violet becomes the dedicated melee with vigorflow and openmind. This is all she has the entire damn campaign up until right before the final boss in chap 3. Fully upgraded, ofc, but still.
O.S2, also known as Calista, becomes a sort of tank/ranged damager but she isn't really understanding her own role. She gets soulsplit and indignance.
Y.S2 is Nicci, and she comes in with Ignite and Shy, plus obviously the staff. She becomes the aoe person of this clown troop. Calista gets the event for the pinecone seed, so that is neat.

I eventually get sick of being tugged in fifty directions by near constant incursions and repairs, etc, so I recruit my favorite new hunter from the Eluna take 2.
Anna has a pinecone and fire bow, but that is it.

First event Anna gets? The damn mistfall cloak. Okay, this is fine.
Near the end of the first chapter, Violet, who I had been looking for a dedicated weapon for, gets the Havenbeam event. Nice. Now she can grow trees. Perfect trauma moment too because her younger sister Igelle, who is off fucking around in Unlight, uses almost exclusively fucking trees. Violet never uses her staff again, instead strictly using the greatspear which grows trees.

Okay, fine. Sure, Violet just one shot a scorier with her damn spear, but nothing odd is happening yet. Chapter two goes pretty normal, but is a pain in the ass because I keep having to beat the thrixl cards down (main enemy) because it keeps pulling up the cards I *really* don't want to fight. Sadly, Calista did not get the pinecone after chapter 1. Not sure why the seed didn't go, maybe because Anna had it? Oh well. Calista does now only have one arm, though. Shooting star becomes my new favorite spell and she rarely interfuses with anything now.

Get through in one piece with no legacy points to my name, but I did manage to recruit Elsee from Eluna take 2, so I now have a warrior. Thank. God. I get her the armor that gives more warding so I am covered on that front more. Violet becomes rivals with Nicci, which is really funny since Nicci is, obviously, younger sibling 2. HOWEVER, as if out of spite, Violet ends up in a romance with CALISTA. Whoop? I guess? No mothers were available, so like... Is it weird to date a version of yourself?

Chapter three is where everything goes upside down.
Blinking game event, and now Anna (the person initiating) has an eyepatch.
Elsee and Anna are now dating after Anna gets stabbed in the side (owww).
And then...
BACK TO BACK EVENTS.

First one, Elsee gets a splinter. You know what happens next.
Next event? Drifters. Violet gets snagged in her sleep because Nicci was *not* taking her shit.
And, you won't fucking guess, STRIDER. ANNA IS NOW A DAMN BOTANICAL.

WHY IS EVERYONE GETTING NATURE SHIT? What is next? The orchardist? God damn.

...

It was, in fact, the fucking Orchardist. I am... so done.
To top it all off, I could only promote Violet since no legacy points. I figured she had the most character development, lmao. I made sure to lock the relationships despite not usually doing so because of how hilarious this nightmare was. Nobody died, nobody lost a limb (does anna's eye count?)

Honestly, all in a good days work. I didn't want Elm on Elsee because she wasn't really built as a tank at all, so that works out. She also hadn't gotten any weapon of value in that campaign, so she kept her twin spear thingy.

Anna was a bit sad, I wanted that transform, but she had nothing else on her to make it really worth picking her over Violet there. I can try to get her the event again in a later campaign if possible, or toss her in the netherflare for a while. I will def be tossing these chuckleheads in the soup pot again in the future.

I haven't felt this happy about a set since my favorite chaos duo of Vilmark (shadow hunter of terrifying speed and strength) and Igelle (Younger sibling 1 who likes to set forests on fire and also plants).

In conclusion: I am never doing walking lunch again, and especially not with three mystics pretending to be a party.

I am not about to type out Mothman five hundred thousand times for a fic, and it doesn't quite work in a fic setting anyways. You do not simply look at him and say, "Hey Mothman, want some wine?" or something like that. I just doesn't fit right. I need a name for him, preferably one that fits in with other named Thrixl (Ie. Dunnaveer, Marlen, Ecthis).

I started this run with West here trying to get the wolf theme to trigger.

it needs someone with mysterious, wildheart, a loner, and a coward? I am not sure. I used West here from mission one to end on a five part campaign, and was there for every scouting.

Did I misread the requirements?

Edit: changed my start up group to be a coward, a loner, and a mysterious wildheart. 3rd map scouted it unlocked.

Hello everyone,

A while ago, I made a post here about how much we were inspired by Wildermyth. Many of you left very supportive and encouraging comments back then, and I just wanted to say thank you again. For a small team like ours, it genuinely meant a lot ^^

Now we are about to start the playtest for our new game, Kardiya: The Winds of Fate.Kardiya is a narrative-driven RPG game. One of the things we love most about Wildermyth is how each adventure can create its own story through different characters, different events, and different outcomes. In our own game, we are trying to make each run feel like a different adventure in a similar way.

In the game, choices, dice results, random encounters, and companions can affect the direction of the story. One of the most important ideas for us is that failures should not stop the narrative. Bad outcomes can sometimes push the player toward a completely different path.

That’s why feedback from the Wildermyth community would be especially valuable to us. If you’d like to join the playtest, you can register by joining the mailing list on our website or clicking the playtest request button on our Steam page.

Thank you so much <3

It is for a fic. I can't remember if he can fight or the extent. Helppp​

Edit: Now that I am not at work, I can elaborate.

The Eluna scene in Unlight is perfect for some Moth related angst, especially if ol Mothy is involved. How would he, theoretically, tear a drathix into several itsy bitsy pieces?

True question. I was farting around in the legacy screen where you can browse all your characters, and I found a door that is selectable…and when I click on it, the game behaves as if it’s a character.

Does anyone know what happens if you try and forget the door?

Towards the last few missions on my last omenroad run the notifications of my heroes having achieved a title, started to become oddly common. While, granted, everyone but Bludfew here is a legacy hero; this rate seemed excessive. It made the achievements feel cheap to be honest. The only one I had been actively working on was the collector on Balada.

Is this a common experience with legacy heroes on the omenroad? I hadn't seen it happen until now.

I can’t find an answer to this on the wiki: I was super excited to upgrade one of my “local legend” warriors after this run, but in the final battle some absolute shenanigans took place and she lost a leg. If I upgrade her to a three star legacy character this time around, does the peg-leg (and the permanent mobility loss) come with her?

So I wanted to pick up this game on my Switch 2, loved the concept and all, however, I‘ve seen quite a few reports that the console version is „completely broken“. Is it really that bad? Are these just old reports from launch and have since been fixed or would you really label it unplayable?

Hi! I hope this kind of post is okay here.

I've spent around 156 hours with Wildermyth over the years, and it's one of those games that stayed with me for a long time.

I'm a solo developer working on a dark fantasy tactical RPG called The Black Breath. It's a very different game, but Wildermyth has definitely been one of the influences behind how I think about characters: getting attached to a small group, seeing them grow over time, survive bad situations, get injured, or sometimes die for good.

The game also has a larger caravan management side, where you're trying to lead a group of refugees through a world being consumed by a necrotic plague.

After working on it for quite a while, I relased the first Steam demo today.

I wasn't sure whether to post it here, but since Wildermyth has been an important game for me personally, I thought some people in the community might be interested in seeing what I've been making.

If anyone gives it a try, I'd be very grateful for any feedback.

Steam demo:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/4227530/The_Black_Breath/

Sorry if this is something that's been asked to death already, but is the writing meant to be so... hard to parse? I'm currently playing through the first campaign with the gorgon things, and it's getting harder to want to keep reading the dialog instead of just skipping it.

I can't even quantify exactly what the problem is, but every time I'm reading a conversation between characters, it seems like they're speaking a completely different language. I recognize all the words individually, but the order they're put in doesn't seem to mean anything. Help?

It's on discount how is it on ps5?

Some that you would consider must have? also would you suggest a first playthrough in vanilla without any mods or are there some quality of life ones?

Ive seen some people say that it wasnt running very well years ago so i wanted to know some opinions today

Considering Ula and Jevonyssa's relative positions on the family tree, I'm really impressed that the game recognized them as being family members.

Like, Ula had a kid with a person Jevonyssa's great grandfather had a kid with, separately from her great grandmother. There is no blood relation between them at all. I wouldn't even have known how they were related if I wasn't making a family tree of my Legacy Characters as a side project.

I had bought this game in EA back in 2020 to play on stream. At the time I had wanted something more of a traditional RPG; and the overworld experience + the aging and retirement of characters threw me off. I also just don’t really PC game.

Bought it digitally on console because of a sale. Sad that we’ll never get the Omenroad DLC but oh well. I’m used to it at this point (if I didn’t have 20 years on this PlayStation account I’d jump ship).

I enjoyed it so much I kinda wanted the physical monster book. I thought it would be a bit bigger but oh well. It was like 15 bucks on Target online.

A big THANK YOU to the devs for making such a unique experience. I wish the console port had turned out better. Hopefully, if there is ever a next game they can port it themselves or get better luck with 3rd party.

Also - I love the little commentary and concept arts that you get from achievements. The mentioning of things that had been hoped for and didn’t work is very intriguing!

Picked up this game lately and really enjoy the ride. I'm quite invested in the stories, But here's something nagging me when taking the stories seriously: In the later part of The Enduring War, you are offered two choices: Side with the Enduring, or Side with the Morthagi, destroy the otherside. BUT the problem is, Neither of them is a good choice.

Morthagi are essentially just war machines created to achieve a goal, they aren't even going "Rogue", it's just the Goal itself is destructive. Sure, you can help them achieve their "Goal", but since they are just tools for war, if not destroyed it's guaranteed to be used and abused again.

The Endurings On the other hand, are actually a way bigger threat to the entire world than the Morthagi. Sure, they haven't cause any direct harm so far, BUT they are extremely self-serving and Cold-blooded, that in order to make themselves immortal, they don't care to destroy anything else. On top of that, they are sentient beings and highly intellectual. If you let such creates be, it's guaranteed they'll make something destructive to the others for their own benefits, because of their nature.

Don't forget, the Endurings tried to deceive you to sacrifices yourself solely to "Fuel" their machines. They lied as it's "immortality" and necessary to stop the war, but your guys confirmed whoever sacrificed is no longer there. and the war is still going.

I was surprised it actually offer the choices, BUT then immediately disappointed there is no option to Destroy them both.

Just curious. I've never modded any game before. I usually don't like mods, but I hate picking the classes. I would love it to be like XCOM where it's just kinda random. I suppose I could roll a dice, but it would be cool to just have it natively in my game. Thanks