Characters are assigned a turn order, and the player goes first with six action points. The end result is a fair amount of flexibility to control how a character develops, while at the same time each class has a strong impact on what your character’s abilities are, and what path they can take.Ĭombat is turn-based, fast, and brutal – it is usually over in a few minutes. There are no levels per se, though there is a rank mechanic which serves as a mild limiter on what sort of equipment you can use.
Some of the classes feel like they are stronger than others, however they may require different strategies than those initially apparent.Ĭharacter development is almost entirely based on accomplishing quests and purchasing gear, none of which are particularly cheap but make upgrades available without the path to reach them being insurmountable. Each of the six characters specializes in a different main ability score but the other ability scores create interesting inflection points and opportunities for the player. You pick from one of six different character classes, their gender, name and then the choice of Ironman mode or not. The game begins with character creation, which is a pretty straightforward affair. The player takes the role of a new traveler to the lands of Fabled Lands, pursuing quests to gain power and fortune. In it you operate as a lone character who explores and pursues quests in a dangerous but still familiar fantasy setting. Fabled Lands, by Prime Games, is a tactical turn-based RPG based on the Fabled Lands gamebooks released in the 1980s and again in the 2010s.
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