Does this game have a magic system?

[Scyris]

Or is it more realism based? I find games in this style boring if they lack a magic system, so does this have one? Its why I haven't tried it yet.

[Vote Quimby]

Well, there's a bit of magic involved in rolling all 1 dice in the first round.

[Master.Constructor]

Realism based. Instead of magic you have alchemy / chemistry. You need to learn how to read first, then get working on your "potion" skills. I find it challenging but the environment is fantastic and unmatched. I wish there was a "better" open world RPG like this one.

[Scyris]

Originally posted by Master.Constructor:

Realism based. Instead of magic you have alchemy / chemistry. You need to learn how to read first, then get working on your "potion" skills. I find it challenging but the environment is fantastic and unmatched. I wish there was a "better" open world RPG like this one.

Alchemy/chemsity is close enough to magic for the time period the game takes place in I suppose.

[klayman]

This game is realism based. It does not have the "magic" alchemy / chemistry - its just potion brewing, which is... based on realism.

[oldschooldiablo]

Originally posted by Scyris:

Originally posted by Master.Constructor:

Realism based. Instead of magic you have alchemy / chemistry. You need to learn how to read first, then get working on your "potion" skills. I find it challenging but the environment is fantastic and unmatched. I wish there was a "better" open world RPG like this one.

Alchemy/chemsity is close enough to magic for the time period the game takes place in I suppose.

It's not magic at all back then that was medicine making.

It's not the potion brewing ur thinking it is. Although there are some potions that give u buffs to like strength agility ect

[DeepGround17]

No, this game doesn't have a magic system. This is a game that largely prides itself on "historical accuracy". A large part of the game is focused on immersing and grounding you into the world of 1403 medieval Bohemia.

i know you said that RPG's without magic is boring to you but I hope you give this game a shot because it is one of the most immersive games I've played. The game regularly goes on sale for very cheap. Black Friday is coming up so there is a good chance it might be on a sale soon. Edit: didn't realize the game was on sale NOW.

[CloudSeeker]

This game was literally crowed funded to try to be as realistic, or historically correct more likely, as a game can be. No. This is not a fantasy game.

[V1ad]

No, this game is focused on realism.

[Primigenia]

100% realistic, no magic or fantasy

[EricHVela]

The only "magic" is people believing in witchcraft that is suggested to be misunderstanding someone or something and people acting out of awe and/or fear of it.

Magic combat is basic compared to the combat system of KCD/KCD2. There's no simple point-and-cast in KCD/KCD2. It's all very reactive for both player and enemies.

If you prefer simple (boring) point-and-cast combat that doesn't fully engage the player directly into the combat, this game is not for you.

[Carlos]

No magic systems but it IS magical.

[Master.Constructor]

Originally posted by Carlos:

No magic systems but it IS magical.

That's a good one! I really need to start a fresh run before the year is up.