Your Kingdom can be any group or organization that interests you. You could play a Wild West frontier town, a colony ship crawling to a distant star, or a sprawling Empire holding conquered peoples beneath its thumb. As you play, you'll confront your Kingdom and your characters with Crossroads, critical decisions that may change your community forever. What will your Kingdom do? What will it become? Strive to make your Kingdom live up to your ideals The Kingdom is in your hands.
The question is: will you change the Kingdom or will the Kingdom change you? We're playing with a colony ship as our Kingdom. Abilities C-VI.
I've always played mage characters in just about any RPG. It's merely a build for a strong mage character. This build focuses on maxing your spell damage to the point where you can one-shot all non-boss monsters without potions or reckoning mode on Hard difficulty. You can one-shot the final boss on Hard Difficulty with potion buffs in reckoning mode.
And at the same time, you wil be incredibly tanky with a huge health pool over HP , damage mitigation, as well as life steal from your summon. You'll never die if you have your summon attacking things. Even if he wasn't out, it'd take like 5 minutes for normal monsters to take you down if you just stand there. And you'll never run out of mana unless you keep spamming Healing Surge and Sphere of Protection for some reason - these are percentage mana manacost spells.
Eventually the gameplay becomes you running into a middle of a group, casting Meteor, one-shot everything, explore and find another group, cast Meteor. If you fight a boss, go into reckoning mode, cast Meteor. If you're fighting the final boss, go into reckoning mode, use some potion buffs, cast Meteor - just about one shotting the last boss won't let you one-shot due to a special final boss battle sequence.
Don't worry about completing or keeping any sets they all kinda suck. You'll end up using bits and pieces of yellows and purples you'll find through hidden objects, treasure chests, and monsters. What you'll end up doing towards the end of the game is you'll craft your own weapons and armor not including accessories through Blacksmithing and Sagecrafting which will be a lot stronger than anything you'll find in the game.
To be honest, you're already pretty much unstoppable if you manage to get at least 2 or 3 of these items. So I wouldn't worry too much about making the "pefect" build. You can also use Faeblades or a Longsword with 2 Flawless Arcane components in the same weapon.
So you can have 4 with Primary and Secondary. So let's take this further. Let's say you have about base Health. Then add on life steal from Faer Gorta. You won't die - ever. And don't worry about Mana. Microscope excels as either a stand-alone game or a collaborative way to build a setting with your gaming group for another game entirely.
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