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==Tips and tricks== | ==Tips and tricks== | ||
*Watch your surroundings. | *Watch your surroundings. | ||
*Herbs can give great benefits and buffs for using them, be wary of the intoxication | |||
*Have fun! | *Have fun! | ||
*You will most likely survive if you force enemies into a 1v1, | |||
as espeecially in early levels, fighting against more then one enemy can easily kill you. | |||
*Use a bow, regardless of what you want to be, as a bow will allow you to lure a enemy and force 1v1's | |||
that way. | |||
*You can find a whole assortment of weapons in the Osbrook garrison. | |||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
* [[Release date]] | * [[Release date]] |
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This page will serve as a basic how to play guide for Stoneshard. While there is very little information available at this time, we urge you to check back often, as new information is being added all the time! Feel free to edit this guide with any tips, tricks, and suggestions.
Basic gameplay
You create a hero that travels the world, explores dungeons, completes quests, battles various enemies and acquires loot, all while proceeding through the game's story. The game requires you to manage your hero's needs - Hunger, Thirst, Morale, Sanity and Immunity as well as your equipment's Durability. In addition, you have to work with limited Inventory space, requiring you to think about the supplies you bring with you, and the loot you want to bring back.
The game starts in a town. You can sleep in the Inn to save your progress, visit various Shops to restock food and supplies and sell loot. Each town has a Well where you can refill your waterskin. Towns are protected by guards, so combat is not allowed in town. Your first steps will lead you to Plains, Forests and other biomes. Randomly on the map you will also find dungeons and Points of interest.
The game is turn-based, allowing you to safely plan your actions for as long as you need. While going through the game world, you can perform many turns (steps) at once for travelling distances with a single click, until an enemy spots you and becomes Hostile. With a hostile enemy nearby, the game will only let you perform one turn (step) at a time, until the hostile enemy has been defeated or until you leave the current level. Non-combat enemies are an exception to this rule, as even when they become "hostile", you can still perform many turns at once.
In combat, you are expected to plan your moves and use the environment and Skills to your advantage, as sometimes you might be facing a single mighty foe or a pack of multiple enemies at once. Good luck!
Controls
By default you can control the game via keyboard and mouse.
Action | Keyboard Controls | Mouse Controls |
---|---|---|
Movement | W,A,S,D | Left Click an Empty Tile, Enemy or Object that's not in range |
Skip turn | Space | Left Click the tile you are standing on |
Attack/Interact | ??? | Left Click an Enemy or Object that's in range |
Actions panel | ??? | Right Click an Enemy or Object |
Open Inventory | I | Left Click the bag icon |
Open Character Panel | C | Left Click the head icon |
Open Skills | S | Left Click the weapons icon |
Open Journal/Quests | J | Left Click the book icon |
Switch Loadout | W | Left Click the Repeat icon in the Inventory window |
Use Skills | 0 to 9, "-", "+" (default Skill shortcuts for your skill bar) | Left Click the corresponding Skill icon in your skill bar |
Switch mode: Rest mode/Attack mode | B | Left Click the flag icon |
(When looting an object) Take all loot | Space or Enter | Left Click the (loot all) icon |
Shortcuts
- Shift+Click to use/equip an item when in Inventory
- Shift+Click to buy/sell an item when in Shop
- Ctrl+Click to drop an item
- Alt+Click to move to inventory
Tips and tricks
- Watch your surroundings.
- Herbs can give great benefits and buffs for using them, be wary of the intoxication
- Have fun!
- You will most likely survive if you force enemies into a 1v1,
as espeecially in early levels, fighting against more then one enemy can easily kill you.
- Use a bow, regardless of what you want to be, as a bow will allow you to lure a enemy and force 1v1's
that way.
- You can find a whole assortment of weapons in the Osbrook garrison.