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Platform(s): Nintendo Switch, PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X
Genre: Role-Playing
Developer: Worldwalker Games
Release Date: June 15, 2021

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'Wildermyth' Early Access Update Adds New Campaign Story, Victory Events, Bug Fixes And Tweaks

by Rainier on Oct. 26, 2020 @ 6:32 p.m. PDT

Wildermyth is an indie “myth-making” tactical RPG that takes storytelling cues from Dungeons & Dragons and features combat inspired by XCOM.

Wildermyth is a character-driven, procedurally generated RPG that empowers the player to tell the story of a band of heroes and help them grow from reluctant farmers into unique, legendary fighters.

Like the best tabletop roleplaying experiences, Wildermyth gives you choices and answers your every decision with consequences that drive your characters forward.

Lead a band of heroes as they grow from reluctant farmers into unique, legendary fighters. Combat unexpected threats and strange monsters across interactive battlefields. Unravel mysteries and share pensive moments in an ever-new fantasy setting that blends hard truths and sacrifice with humor and personal storytelling.

Where does your myth lead? Come help us uncover it!


Wildermyth has just launched a brand-new Eluna and the Moth campaign, the most intricately crafted experience in the game yet, and mixes up the game’s formula in some big ways.

To fit with the story, the first chapter takes a more directed approach with less overland management. Many of the battles and events throughout the campaign happen at less expected points. The campaign happens over a smaller span of time, allowing your starting heroes to make it all the way to the end. Because of that, we were able to integrate them into the story from start to finish - if they survive, that is.

Also in this patch are several new victory events, a few new faces, and the regular raft of bug fixes and tweaks.

Wildermyth is available on Steam Early Access for $19.99.

0.29+202 Eluna and the Moth

New Campaign! Eluna and the Moth: a five chapter Thrixl story
New male face (M7)
New female face (F7)
New female face (F8)
New Victory: In Our Wake
New Victory: Fodder
New Victory: Takeaway
New Victory: Up In Smoke
2X and 3X monster cards will now show up later
Thrixl Changes:
* Removing mindworm now makes you immune for a turn
* Thrusk +damage calamity separated into 2 calamities
* Drathix breath now just poisons once
* Increased etherburn damage based on difficulty and enemy type
Reduced scorpion tail damage.
Reduced recommended starting calamity cards for Walking Lunch
AI now does a better job trying to get to heroes blocked by scenery
Reduced thornfang scaling with potency.
Skunk spray now scales with potency.
Objectives on HUD can now use second line if needed
Fire stunt fireballs can not be blocked or dodged.
Burials now happen before the interval
Dead heroes no longer show in relationships tab
Children can no longer generate with a different last name
Ember arrows and piercing shot now work with morthagi crossbow
Fix a bug where calamity error message would linger
Fix an overland camera bug with inactive heroes
Fix a bug where "pick from legacy" would show up when none to pick
Fix a visual bug with starheart and oldwane curse
Fix a bug where lover's vengeance would hit wrong enemies in AOE
Fix bug where ember arrows didn't shred armor
Fix bug where stubble didn't work on one head
Fix a bug where some lover events could happen for wrong people
Fix a bug where burials and calamities could show before game over
Fix a bug with plot teleports
Fixed a bug where allies blocked line of sight for knockback abilities
Fix a rare bug with ability prediction causing de-sync
Fix a bug with water stunt and guardian
Fix bug where walking though fire triggered counters against self
Fix a camera panning bug
Fix bug where relationship locking did not work
Fix a pathfinding bug
Fix some text rendering irregularities
Fix bugs with "immune to knockback"
Fix some typos
Tools: aspect validation now recognizes wildcards
Tools: calamities file is now merged instead of overwritten by mods
Tools: searching for effects now looks at all text in the effect
Tools: Added AI Behavior Inspection option (game and combat lab)

 

Key Features:

  • An Imaginative Papercraft World: The Yondering Lands weaves hand-painted 2D characters and scenery into a 3D world to create a luscious, layered landscape, full of detail and surprises. No orcs, elves, or goblins here—but watch out for the telepathic insect-dragons and the clockwork undead.
  • Extreme Character Depth: Each of your heroes has their own unique generated history, personality, appearance, and relationships with the other heroes—all of which can change over the course of the game as they encounter mysteries and overcome challenges.
  • Choices That Matter: A hero may choose to trust the enigmatic wolf god, leading to a particularly hair-raising change in their appearance and combat abilities. Or they may choose whether to pursue a romance with a fellow hero, giving each of them new advantages from fighting side by side. Encounters and events have permanent, character-defining effects, letting you craft the arc of each character.
  • A New Approach to Death: Got one-shotted by that tentacled horror-bear? Choose to let a hero "fall back" with a maiming that can open up opportunities for transformation later, or let them go down in a blaze of glory to be remembered for generations to come.
  • Fresh Tactical Combat: Combat in Wildermyth emphasizes teamwork and careful positioning. Walling and flanking provide conflicting incentives, and interfusion lets you remake the battlefield with explosive magic. Multiple difficulty levels mean you can get as intense as you want to.
  • Endless Replayability: Procedural generation gives you new heroes, new enemies, new story events, and new maps every time you play. Pick and choose from a huge bank of combat abilities as your heroes level up in each playthrough, and decide whether you prefer offensive or defensive tactics, brute strength, stealth, or magically flinging fire from a nearby lamp into your enemies' faces.
  • Building a Legacy: As time passes, heroes grow old and may retire, or may fall in combat. Adding them to a roster of legends allows you to call on them in later playthroughs, creating a metagame as you build their mythology and increase the renown of your pantheon.
  • Steam Workshop support (early stages) allows players to create mods, tell their own stories and slot them into the rest of the game, or even build their own overarching campaigns.

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