That only puts cards in the empty slots in your hand. I want to get rid of what I'm holding altogether.
You have to advance to an event on the card to get the card to go away. You can back away after you start the event, but you have to choose an event even if you dislike all events that are available to you on the card. If it is the Purveyor of Tea, you just have to accept the potential rumors increase to get rid of him.
I picked the Huntress, and am having much fun with that. My only problem is that while great fun in the beginning as soon you properly get going with advisers and getting your affairs in order it becomes too easy. I loved the intro and doing this in the beginning, it felt so immersive if you take the time to let the scene set itself, it felt a little repetitive when you get going though, will have to explore some new options to see where that will lead me.
I don't think it's possible to be GOOD at the game. It seems like everyone, including myself, it having a difficult time figuring out what the heck we're supposed to do in it. We have to get 50 trophies (I know you can also get 50 of something else, but I forget what)? How are you supposed to get trophies when it takes practically all of your resources AND you fail at everything over modest difficulty. I think the idea was good, but the implementation is horrible. It doesn't seem to have any fans. Especially not of the micro-transaction thing they've got going on. We're paying $60 at LEAST to get Inquisitions- they couldn't throw in a text based game for free?
It is, you just have to learn how to balance things out, and play cautiously in the start. I had to restart once because I screwed up, but the second time went much better. Currently (roughly 70 'turns' into the game) as the Huntress I have:
Rulership: 36 +20 (Guildmistress Councilor)
Scholarship: 30 + 20 (Pig Farmer accomplice)
Derring-Do: 57 + 20 (Silent Hunter Bodyguard)
Wood-Wise: 34
Cunning: 31 + 20 (Bard Lover)
Dignity: 100 (Shinning)
Freedom: 76 (Benevolently Governed)
Prosperity: 100 (Lavish)
Peril: 11 (Peaceful Roads)
Twilight 5 (The Sun is Ascendant)
Rumours of Revolution: 2 (no signs of sedition)
I have 3 Trophies, 1 Secret, and zero Viands so far. Which is the only place I am lacking behind as I focused on the city-stats first, and will begin to rectify that when I have gotten some turns back.
There is a lot of small things involved, including remembering which quests gives which opportunities. But a most of it can be boiled down to a few things:
1) - In the start (as in: before you get at least two of your advisers), play cautiously, don't take risks, and only take options with good chances of success, if at all possible. As the game can easily punish you mercilessly in the start, but much less so when you get further along.
2) - Get your Councilor, Lover, Accomplice, and Body Guard as soon as you can. They massively improve you in their given field. And the game becomes so much easier when you have them all. Preferably choose some that increase different stats so you can handle all situations.
3) - Get clues, lots of clues, whenever you can, and then use these to improve your stats from your various people. Upgrade those you need most first, or those that you do not have an advisor to assist you with.
4) - When possible, always go for challenges with a difficulty of 60% chance of success or higher. This will save you from massive loses, especially in the early game before you get most of your advisors.
5) - Keep a close eye on your stats, make sure to try and decrease any problem as soon as it goes above 30-40. And likewise immediately try to increase any city stat that falls beneath 20-30.
6) - Balance out your problems, i.e. risk getting some Peril to reduce your Twilight or Rumours of Revolution problems whenever your can if playing a Huntress (and vice versa if playing Scholar I presume), as Perils are easier to deal with. Do the same for your city stats. Build up your Dignity first and then sacrifice Dignity for Prosperity or Freedom when able, while still building up dignity when able if playing Huntress, and vice versa when playing Scholar.
I choose the huntress but if I'm honest I'm getting to the point that I can't stand this game.
I'm playing with the Huntress. And I'm chasing a boar right now!
Good luck with that as the 60% chance to kill it fails 100% of the time.
I've picked the Scholar... and have no Bodyguard or Accomplice or Lover. My seneshal is my counselor, and I have 2 Dignity left.
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I picked the Huntress, and am having much fun with that. My only problem is that while great fun in the beginning as soon you properly get going with advisers and getting your affairs in order it becomes too easy. I loved the intro and doing this in the beginning, it felt so immersive if you take the time to let the scene set itself, it felt a little repetitive when you get going though, will have to explore some new options to see where that will lead me.
It is, you just have to learn how to balance things out, and play cautiously in the start. I had to restart once because I screwed up, but the second time went much better. Currently (roughly 70 'turns' into the game) as the Huntress I have:
Rulership: 36 +20 (Guildmistress Councilor)
Scholarship: 30 + 20 (Pig Farmer accomplice)
Derring-Do: 57 + 20 (Silent Hunter Bodyguard)
Wood-Wise: 34
Cunning: 31 + 20 (Bard Lover)
Dignity: 100 (Shinning)
Freedom: 76 (Benevolently Governed)
Prosperity: 100 (Lavish)
Peril: 11 (Peaceful Roads)
Twilight 5 (The Sun is Ascendant)
Rumours of Revolution: 2 (no signs of sedition)
I have 3 Trophies, 1 Secret, and zero Viands so far. Which is the only place I am lacking behind as I focused on the city-stats first, and will begin to rectify that when I have gotten some turns back.
There is a lot of small things involved, including remembering which quests gives which opportunities. But a most of it can be boiled down to a few things:
1) - In the start (as in: before you get at least two of your advisers), play cautiously, don't take risks, and only take options with good chances of success, if at all possible. As the game can easily punish you mercilessly in the start, but much less so when you get further along.
2) - Get your Councilor, Lover, Accomplice, and Body Guard as soon as you can. They massively improve you in their given field. And the game becomes so much easier when you have them all. Preferably choose some that increase different stats so you can handle all situations.
3) - Get clues, lots of clues, whenever you can, and then use these to improve your stats from your various people. Upgrade those you need most first, or those that you do not have an advisor to assist you with.
4) - When possible, always go for challenges with a difficulty of 60% chance of success or higher. This will save you from massive loses, especially in the early game before you get most of your advisors.
5) - Keep a close eye on your stats, make sure to try and decrease any problem as soon as it goes above 30-40. And likewise immediately try to increase any city stat that falls beneath 20-30.
6) - Balance out your problems, i.e. risk getting some Peril to reduce your Twilight or Rumours of Revolution problems whenever your can if playing a Huntress (and vice versa if playing Scholar I presume), as Perils are easier to deal with. Do the same for your city stats. Build up your Dignity first and then sacrifice Dignity for Prosperity or Freedom when able, while still building up dignity when able if playing Huntress, and vice versa when playing Scholar.
You wouldn't happen to know how to get trophies with the Scholar would you?
You wouldn't happen to know how to get trophies with the Scholar would you?
Options for getting trophies for the Scholar are:
1. Raise your woods-wise to 50 by hunting with the Silent Hunter and hunt for boars (you can do it at lower levels but 50 gives you a 100% at success)
2. Get dignity up to 100 and trade 50 of it away for a trophy using the Preparing for the Divine card
3. Some market day events will give them to you
4. You can buy them from the banker, but this is an expensive option which should be saved for a last resort
You wouldn't happen to know how to get trophies with the Scholar would you?
you need to hunt, but to win the hunt you nee derring do, so you need to recruit the silent hunter as your bodyguard or train it with the knight
How many people are playing this??!!! All the good French names are taken!!!!
You wouldn't happen to know how to get trophies with the Scholar would you?
If you get Dignity, Prosperity or Freedom to 100 you can trade in half the stat and 25 clues to get something (Dignity gives you trophies, Freedom gives you secrets, and Prosperity gives you viands). It's under the prepare for the divine pinned card
You wouldn't happen to know how to get trophies with the Scholar would you?
Ranadiel outlined the options. Though if playing a Scholar I would suggest going after secrets instead of trophies, it seems like they would be easier to gain, and as far as I can see all three methods of impressing the Divine works equally well.
I pick the scholar. 
I love that type of character. :3 Can I ask? If I play with the scholar, the bard can be my lover?
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Ranadiel outlined the options. Though if playing a Scholar I would suggest going after secrets instead of trophies, it seems like they would be easier to gain, and as far as I can see all three methods of impressing the Divine works equally well.
It's not for the Divine. I restarted to get the Abbess as early as possible and I'm trying to get the Silent Hunter back.
you need to hunt, but to win the hunt you nee derring do, so you need to recruit the silent hunter as your bodyguard or train it with the knight
For a scholar, you are going to want to use woods-wise for hunting. I don't know if it is just hard-coded for the scholar or if it is based on current skill, but derring-do only raised by 1 for each use of the training for my scholar. Meanwhile Woods-wise increased by 3 or 4 every time. Plus you need high derring-do to get 100% chance on huntingchecks. I don't know the exact number but it is higher than 60 while you only need 50 woods-wise. Plus you can use woods-wise for every check except for maybe the final check for viands (because I forgot what skill that uses)
Ranadiel outlined the options. Though if playing a Scholar I would suggest going after secrets instead of trophies, it seems like they would be easier to gain, and as far as I can see all three methods of impressing the Divine works equally well.
Secrets are easy to get, but they are easy to get for classes. I suppose the scholar might have an easier time raising taxes to get bags of royals for paying the bard to gather secrets, but that a. requires you to have the bard as a lover and b. even then requires a lot of bags of royals (and therefore a lot of loss of prosperity). For secrets the best way to get them is to complete cases, which I think both classes can do fairly well.
I pick the scholar.
Lovers are not gender tied.
Is the Bard the only one you can pick as a lover or am I missing something?
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Is the Bard the only one you can pick as a lover or am I missing something?
The Abbess, but you got to recruit her as your Counsellor first. Imagine the uproar if you were found banging the supposedly celibate Chantry Sister.
The Abbess, but you got to recruit her as your Counsellor first. Imagine the uproar if you were found banging the supposedly celibate Chantry Sister.
;__; had my fingers crossed for that female rogue that's your informant when it comes to the local groups of bandits.
Went with Scholar because of the Rulership, Cunning, and Scholarship bonuses. Got the Well-Read Pig Farmer as my Accomplice for an additional 20 Scholarship on top of my original 50. Doing well with Freedom, Prosperity, and Rulership as well as my Cunning, Health, and Woods-wise. Derring-Do is... alright, Peril's ok, as is Twilight and Rumors of Revolution. My Dignity has been all over the place, though. Even got it down to zero at one point, though I managed to pull it back up. The highest I got it was... 35, I think. It's at 19 atm.
Managed to complete the Sealed Chantry section and got 3 Trophies for the Divine and I'm planning on trying to make the Silent Hunter my Bodyguard and possibly make the Kindly Knight my Counselor. Gonna be tricky, but I'll figure something out. My Freedom is the highest out of everything, so I can afford to let that take a hit or 2.
The Abbess, but you got to recruit her as your Counsellor first. Imagine the uproar if you were found banging the supposedly celibate Chantry Sister.
Apparently the Chnatry Sisters in Serault are a bit less celibate than in most places in Thedas. Then again they also worship the Masked Andranste, so you know the place is weird.
;__; had my fingers crossed for that female rogue that's your informant when it comes to the local groups of bandits.
YES. The Dashing Outlaw is so 
I'm so confused on how this game works, I can advance unless I buy dawn or wait???
I'm so confused on how this game works, I can advance unless I buy dawn or wait???
You get a free card (a.k.a. turn) once every 20 minutte, or you can buy dawn to refill your deck immediately. If you don't want to buy then just wait six hours and your deck will be fully stacked again.
On another note, does anyone know how to get cases? That is something I have yet to figure out. I have not gotten any beyond the introduction one.
You get a free card (a.k.a. turn) once every 20 minutte, or you can buy dawn to refill your deck immediately. If you don't want to buy then just wait six hours and your deck will be fully stacked again.
On another note, does anyone know how to get cases? That is something I have yet to figure out. I have not gotten any beyond the introduction one.
You can get cases on market days. There are three cases (that I am aware of), you can identify them because the card description will say that they start a story of (blank) at the top of the card description before you start them. So assuming you started the game as soon as it was available and you haven't restarted you should be able to get your first one in a few hours. Or you can spend dawn to jump to the next market day, but I that is a waste of dawn unless you are trying to finish the game as quickly as possible for w/e reason.
A couple of notes of cases (and yes I'm probably double posting because I am evil 
). The three cases involve a neighboring lord, a couple of youths, and the Elusive Iconoclast. The one involving the neighboring lord is the most involved of the three, the most rewarding of the three (I think I got something like 11 secrets from it), and the most interesting. If you do the neighboring lord case completely, then you are going to have to do a lot of checks. So while I think the neighboring lord case is the best one, I might recommend waiting a couple o days to get your stats up to make sure you can do everything. I didn't finish the case related to the couple of the youths before forcing the last market day on my playthrough, so I don't have a lot to say on it other than I wish I had finished it because the last event for it that I got was looking interesting. The Elusive Iconoclast is alright. I'd probably recommend starting with either the Elusive Iconoclast or the two youths and then taking the neighboring lord one.
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