Combat?

[Morte tha Talking Skull]

I was curious about how much combat was in the game and what all there is to it? Are there multiple weapons and spells or anything with stats to give it some depth? Is it at least on par with something like stardew valley, or does it have a bit more like sun haven or rune factory?

[River]

your weapon is a staff and the combat is noobie level pretty much nothing hard so far on the 2nd mine in the story everything feels like child level atm, for spells kinda you unlock spells to help with gathering and tending to crops, can get them in all in one go in spring just have to upgrade to iron to unlock the spells

[tiaralip]

Everyone has the same weapon, a staff. When you get to the bottom of a dungeon, you can do a quest which will unlock one of the four spells. The spells can be used in the game world and in the dungeons in fighting. There are also potions that you can craft, which will give special abilities when fighting and can give you an advantage.

The first mine is pretty much a tutorial mine. The monsters are pretty easy to fight. They are interesting because they each have their own specific attack, and so you learn how best to fight the different monsters. The second mine has harder monsters. I haven't completed it yet (I restarted the game once I reached gamebreaking bugs, multiple times), but the moving statues were quite frustrating for me, especially since there are identical statues that don't attack you on each of the mine levels, so you don't know in advance when one is going to start attacking you.

So yeah, I found it interesting. Others may not. YMMV.

[Argile]

The combat is pretty basic, but its challenging enough that you can't just blow through enemies without thinking. Once you get to the second dungeon enemies are in such large numbers and have a variety of attacks you will need to watch out for.

Basically as you level up your magic stat you deal more damage, get more crit chance, and gain mana steal. The spells you get can deal with enemies and you can craft potions that enhance your basic attack. Theres also an invisibility potion that lets you skip combat entirely.

Its definitely above the level of stardew valley but not as complex as Sun Haven.

[Morte tha Talking Skull]

ah, I was kind hoping for different tiers of swords or something, even if it still has kinda basic. thanks everyone!