Characters require rations in order to survive, but good hunters and eventually spells can help fill the gap making rations mostly an early to mid game encumbrance cost. Travel is handled with an overland map which gives you a distance, expected travel time, and number of long rests that are required to get there. Lighting, stealth, and environmental interactions are deep and meaningful, and despite other issues the game has, they all elevate Solasta and help to distinguish it from its peers. This care and dynamism extends to other areas too. Even games that traditionally have relied a lot on dimensionality (think FFT-family games or the Divinity: Original Sin series) lack the sheer three dimensional options that Solasta offers and it creates a dynamic that is fun to explore and engage with. In fact, this feels like the biggest innovation that Solasta offers in comparison to its turn based tactical RPG peers. These differing capability levels and your ability to eventually overcome them is a key part of early to mid game party development. Monsters are able to take advantage of alternative forms of movement almost immediately. Characters will be frequently climbing and jumping around, with spider climbing, levitation, flight, and various forms of teleportation allowing for even further forms of tactical movement as your gear and spellcasting capabilities develop.
#SOLASTA CROWN OF THE MAGISTER PRIMED FULL#
90 degree fighting is the best fightingĬombat stages are frequently extremely three dimensional and take full advantage of the array of Dungeons & Dragons spells and abilities in a way that has never been done before. Typically, the standard action is used to cast a spell or make an attack or two, but there are a number of other potential options based on a character’s particular gear or class abilities. The standard action can also be used for a “dash”, which is essentially just another move. Each character gets one movement action and one standard action a round. Why yes, I do believe I want higher groundĬombat is turn based, with character’s using an attribute-derived initiative stat to determine turn order. Spellcasting characters will have many choices to make regarding spell choices, both at the point where they learn them as well as when choosing which ones to have available after a long rest, and each class has the ability to choose a specialization and at least one special ability or ability score increase at a higher level. This does not mean that all the choices you make for a character are determined on creation, but a lot of them are defined at this point. Six classes and eight backgrounds are used to further flesh out a character, and in combination these serve as a baseline for determining a lot of the character’s capabilities. You are able to choose from one of five different races, of each of which has two possible variants each with their own specific capabilities. For those not familiar with the D&D rules set, Solasta features a class and level system that is typical of all versions of the game.
#SOLASTA CROWN OF THE MAGISTER PRIMED LICENSE#
Solasta is built on a limited license for Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition. Overview Your choices are dwarves, half-elves, unpointy elves, elves, and short elves The players serve as newly appointed deputies of the Council, seeking to explore the Badlands and fight a sinister plot by an enemy thought to be long gone. It has a unique setting, Solasta where an ancient road into the ruins of an empire that was destroyed by an ancient cataclysm was discovered, and has forced the creation of a council seeking to learn from the ruins, called the Legacy Council. Solasta: Crown of the Magister,by Tactical Adventures, is a tactical turn based CRPG based on the Dungeon & Dragons 5th Edition rule set.
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