Character creation is the initial setup of your Fatebinder, also responsible for generating the world they will inhabit.
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Appearance[editedit source]
| “ | In the Northern Empire, where you were born men enjoy equal protections under the laws of the Overlord Kyros. In the southern lands of the Tiers, only men may own or captain ships, but real estate is restricted to women - men may lease, but durable ownership of the land in the Tiers always passes to eldest daughters or sister. While these customes give the oceans to the men, the lands are trusted to the women. Most sons enter their father's profession by their mid-teens. Those without a profession or family lands to work can find purpose by pledging service to one of the Overlord's mighty Archons. Criminals, derelicts, and others are often conscripted into the armies of the Archon - if a child cannot forge his own skein, he will certainly find one in battle. Similarly, daughters who do not hold a viable trade or lands of their own are often drafted into the armies of the Archons, where it is assumed they will rise to glory or vanish in obscurity in accordance to their worth. | „ |
The first step is creating the Fatebinder's basic appearance: Gender (male or female), body type, and skin tone.
Parallels for mac business edition. The second includes customizing the player avatar, including type and color of hair, tattoos, voice type, and selecting a portrait.
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History[editedit source]
| “ | Today you are a Fatebinder - agent of the Archon of Justice. You are by no means free, but as a warrior-scholar deputized with discretionary powers to interpret and execute the laws of the Overlord Kyros, you are freer than most. One does not apply to be a Fatebinder, one is called by Tunon, the Archon of Justice, and to decline is death. Millions of men and women live in the dozens of realms ruled by the Overlord - how did you stand out from amongst this teeming mass of desperation and insignificance and gain the Archon's notice? | „ |
This stage lays out the basics of your character, determining which skills you receive.
How did you join Kyros' army?[editedit source]
| Answer | Effect | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Pit Fighter | +2 Dual Wield +3 One-Handed Weapons +3 Unarmed Combat | Not wishing to pay to feed and house two, the madam that purchased your mother sold you to the Proving Grounds, the Northern empire's bloodiest, most notorious fighting arena. Given only enough training to assure the show isn't over too soon, your natural prowess and survival instinct led you to one victory after another. There was no elegant swordplay, no formalized duels - just brutal melee and the stench of blood, shit and bronze with each day's gruesome necessities. It is said that any fighter that slays a dozen others in the grand melee is given their freedom, but in three hundred years, only three warriors have ever walked away from the Proving Grounds. When the closing horns sounded and thirteen corpses lay about your feet, you became the fourth to be granted freedom to thunderous applause - but this autonomy was short-lived. Within days, word of your accomplishment made its way to the Archon of Justice. |
| Soldier | +2 One-Handed Weapons +2 Athletics Daemon tools lite 4 41 3 0173 setup keygen download. +4 Parry | Unable to settle the year's accounts with grain, your parents offered you as a tithe to the Overlord instead. Seeing your first battles as a child, you've known all your life how to fight, how to stay calm at the sight of blood and disembowelment, and how to rely on your fellow warriors. Deemed smarter than the average killer, you were groomed for command and given an education in letters and numbers. With rumors of war, it seemed recruitment into the Disfavored legion would be the obvious match for your skills, but the Archon of Justice is known to say that good iron is not used for swords and good minds are not used for soldiers. Claimed by Tunon, you were instead drafted into the Court of Fatebinders, where your martial skills were put to use in the en forcement of Kyros' laws. |
| Hunter | +3 Bows +2 Dodge +3 Subterfuge | When the leader of your home village spoke out of turn one time too many, agents of the Overlord put the whole town to the torch to contain the spread of insubordination. The Bounding Viper tribe came across the smoking ruins of your village, and when the Beasts' matriarch found you frozen but unafraid, the mighty leader took you in and raised you with the protection of her tribe. For years you lived with these wild Beastmen in their migratory homes throughout the mountains, but the Bounding Vipers were a dying breed. Each long winter took a greater toll than the last, and once the dwindling tribe was too weak to defend its lands, Disfavored soldiers came to dispense of the ravenous scavengers your tribe had become. Finding a human amongst the wild tribe, the Disfavored soldiers made a point of taking you alive. News of the wild child of the North eventually spread to the Archon of Justice - and he ordered you released from captivity and delivered unto his court. |
| Lawbreaker | +2 One-Handed Weapons +6 Subterfuge | Accused of a crime you most certainly did commit, you stood before Tunon the Adjudicator, Archon of Justice, and aruged your case with eloquence and conviction. Impressed by your logic, reason, and confidence, he found you guilty anyway. It is rumored that Tunon selects many of his agents from his prisoners - who better to catch the wicked than those versed in such ways? In his mercy, Tunon offered you the choice of two sentences: decades languishing in prison or a lifetime serving him in the court of Fatebinders. The choice was an easy one, and instead of seeing the inside of a cell, you were trained in letters and numbers, magic and war. The laws you once broke are now yours to interpret and enforce. |
| Guild Apprentice | +2 Magic Staff +6 Lore | Deeply proud of your intelligence, your parents always knew you were too smart for a life spent with your hands in the soil. Looking to secure a better future, your parents struck a bargain with the Seven Tree Guild, a small magical order willing to teach you letters, numbers, and magic - if you proved capable. For several years, you learned much from the mages, mastering reading and writing faster than the rest, and eventually learned the basics of mysteric theory and spellcraft. Your magical studies came to an abrupt halt when the voices of Nerat, Archon of Secrets, deemed the Guild a peacetime distraction that must be disbanded for the upcoming war, its mages assigned to proper armies. While your peers went on to other guilds, your mind was seen as far too valuable to be wasted on the armies - instead your life was claimed by Tunon, Archon of Justice. |
| War Mage | +2 One-Handed Weapons +4 Lore +2 Parry | Few have the combination of wits and courage to be accomplished casters and warriors and those cursed with such a combination of talents are invariably pulled from their mundane lives and assigned to the armies of the Archons. Your earliest memories are a painful slog of training, study, and exhaustion - all the elements of being groomed for battle. You knew better than to ask what became of your family, nor to question the missives allegedly penned by their hand that were part of your earliest lessons in reading. When you reached adulthood, Tunon the Adjudicator came to the barracks and laid claim to your life. Seeing you as too valuable for the crucible of battle, the Archon of Justice deemed your life better spent dedicated to the art of punitive legal remedies. Though you had much to learn in matters of civil discourse, none could deny your bright future as Tunon's next great enforcer. |
| Noble Scion | +4 Two-Handed Weapons +2 Lore +2 Parry | Born to noble parents, you were groomed for leadership - your youth spent on letters, history, rhetoric, and other matters of culture and statecraft. Though you had wealth and creature comforts, you were expected to grow up quickly and bear the honor of shepherding others through prosperity and war. When your parents came under accusation of sedition, you were sent to the court of Tunon, Archon of Justice, to defend your family's actions. Your parents were found guilty - their sentence: the dissolution of the treasonous estate. Eloquently pleading your own ignorance on your family's actions, you negotiated your most important deal yet - immunity from the crimes of your family for the simple cost of swearing fealty to the Archon himself. Despite the unwilling induction, your education and savvy made you a valuable addition to the Archon's cadre of enforcers. And so long as you remain in good standing, your family just might be allowed to live. |
| Diplomat | +3 Lore +5 Subterfuge | Though they would never tell you why, Kyros bestowed great wealth upon your family for some unmentioned service, and your parents used this wealth to have you raised far from home - your childhood was a nomadic tour of Terratus with hired tutors and fleeting friendships. Where others had stability and routine, you had a worldy and varied education. A careless world in a far-flung city landed you in legal trouble, and you were taken before Tunon the Adjudicator and made to stand trial. Not only did you plead your innocence, but you turned the accusations around on the accuser for wasting the Court's time, and the Archon of Justice concurred. Amused by your wit, wisdom, and adaptability, Tunon claimed you as his newest enforcer. |
Primary and secondary expertise[editedit source]
- Which weapons did you focus on during training? Note that selecting the same skill twice gives you a new weapon and doubles the amount of skill points in the affected skills, increasing proficiency.
| Answer | Skills | Abilities | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sword and Shield (Spear and Shield) | +6 One-Handed Weapons +5 Parry +4 Athletics | Wielding a sword and shield puts you in the front line of combat, standing between enemies and your allies. Having a shield will slow down your attack rate slightly, but give you good defensive bonuses. | |
| Javelin | +6 One-Handed Weapons +3 Dodge +3 Parry +5 Athletics | Wielding a javelin is a good compromise between melee and ranged. Thrown weapons deal more damage than bows, but cannot attack from as far away. They also have the benefit of being able to switch between ranged and melee attacks depending on the enemy's distance. | |
| Greatsword (War Mace) | +6 Two-Handed Weapons +5 Parry +5 Athletics | Wielding a two-handed weapon puts your focus on power rather than speed. This is a slow attack style, but the damage you deal will often overcome the armor of your enemies. | |
| Dual-Wielding | +6 Dual Wield +5 Parry +5 Athletics +3 Subterfuge | Wielding two weapons give you the advantage of versatility as each weapon can deal different types of damage. | |
| Shortbow | +6 Bows +3 Dodge +5 Subterfuge +3 Athletics | The shortbow is the weapon of choice for those who choose to attack from a distance, avoiding direct engagement with their enemies. | |
| Unarmed Attacks | +6 Unarmed Combat +5 Dodge +5 Athletics +3 Subterfuge | Unarmed fighting is one of the more challenging combat styles. Damage is generally lower, but this is offset by the speed of your attacks. A good style for someone interested in being challenged. While fighting unarmed the Dodge skill is used to avoid melee attacks rather than Parry. | |
| Magical training | |||
| Shock Spells | +2 Magic Staff +5 Dodge +5 Lore | Mages skilled in shock magic can frequently interrupt their enemies, preventing them from executing their attacks. | |
| Frost Spells | +2 Magic Staff +5 Dodge +5 Lore | Frost magic is an offensive school that focuses on slowing enemies as well as dealing cold damage. | |
| Vigor Spells | +2 Magic Staff +5 Dodge +5 Lore | The School of Vigor is a utility branch of magic that focuses on granting bonuses to yourself and your allies. | |
| Atrophy Spells | +2 Magic Staff +5 Dodge +5 Lore | Atrophy magic drains the skills and attributes of your enemies, weakening their attacks and making them easier to kill. | |
Banner, Color, Name[editedit source]
These purely cosmetic stages allow you to select your character's color scheme (for gear and clothes) as well as their personal banner. Finally, you get to name the Fatebinder (Nameless Ones need not apply).
Attributes[editedit source]
At this stage you can distribute points among your attributes. Each starts at the average value of 10 and you have an additional 8 points to use. Attributes can be reduced down to a minimal value (8), increasing the number of points available.
The game will automatically suggest attributes based on your Fatebinder's weapon expertise choices.
Skills[editedit source]
After attributes, you set your character's skills. They are determined by the character's background, attributes, and weapon expertise.
You receive an additional 20 points to distribute among the twelve available skills. The game will automatically suggest the most important skills.
Conquest[editedit source]
Whereas previous stages defined the character you play, this stage defines the world you will play in. There are two options: Conquest and Quick Start, with the former giving you control over the Fatebinder's conduct during the conquest of the tiers, while the latter allows you to choose from one of Obsidian's pre-made Fatebinder templates.
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Patches in Tyranny are covered on this page.
Patches Information
1.0.3.0031 Patch Notes - 12/19/16
Quest Fixes (Contains Spoilers)
- Retroactively fixed saves that were unable to turn in 'Language of the Ancients' quest.
- Welby can be defeated at Twin Rivers.
- 'Search and Rescue' will no longer become stuck when selecting specific dialog options with Stone-Warden.
- Applied a retroactive change to saves that had been stuck on the 'Search and Rescue' quest as per the above note.
- All of the Chorus characters holding Plainsgate or Halfgate should be hostile if the player travels there during the climax of the Stone Sea region while hostile to the Chorus.
- Isadora will now recognize that a player has resolved the Gulfglow situation, even if they're Prima of the Stonestalkers.
- Gate from Unbroken camp in Rust Canyons will now open after defeating the Unbroken on the Disfavored path.
- Clarified Act 3 objective to defend Lethian's Crossing, for players allied with the Vendrien Guard, must be completed before traveling to Iron Hearth or Cacophony.
- Graven Ashe will no longer submit to the player's authority before the player deals with Voices of Nerat.
- Clarified information given by the resonator atop Mountain Spire, to players allied with the Vendrien Guard, during 'The Armies in the North' quest.
- Red-Fang should always be present in the Gulfglow Runic Hall for players not aligned with any faction.
- Unbroken guards at Trapper's Junction no longer perish if not in combat with the player.
- Octave now appears in Howling Rock for all Scarlet Chorus Players
- Trial of Blood now correctly updates when the quest is complete.
Text Fixes
- Many typos found by the community have been fixed
- Removed some errant text that appeared in the combat log in the Blade Grave Oldwalls.
- Corrected text in the companion AI menu that referred to the old name for an ability.
- Companions won't suggest the player use an item they don't actually have when solving a puzzle in the Blade Grave Oldwalls.
Gameplay Fixes
- Numerous changes to Lethian's Crossing to clarify flow through the area
- Players can now leave the Forest of Stone.
- 'On Hit' auto-pause option will no longer trigger when allies are hit by friendly effects.
- Verse's conversation can be advanced if she's recruited in Act 2.
- Fifth Eye, Iron Marshal Erenyos, and Tarkis Arri are no longer standing at the base of the Mountain Spire if killed during the climax of act 1.
- Blood Mulch no longer gives multiple copies of the Sigil of Blood.
- Rumalan can no longer be targeted before the drawbridge at Sentinel Stand Keep has been lowered.
- Mortally-wounded Sage in the first level of the Burning Library ruins will actually die when the text says he does.
- Spire research and crafting will no longer get stuck on certain items.
- Sirin can now be recruited if player initially rejects her in their first dialog with her.
Art Changes
- Sword Breaker is no longer lime green.
Programming Updates
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- Path of the Damned Achievement will now be rewarded on completion of the game in that mode.
- Verse will no longer become stuck after using certain abilities.
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1.0.2.0021 Patch Notes - 11/30/16
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Quest Fixes
- Allied faction representatives should be present in Ascension Hall toward the end of the game when sided with the rebel groups, regardless of if you have responded to Bleden Mark.
- The battle with Nerat will end properly after his ending speech if you choose to engage him in battle.
- 'Armies of the North' should now be given to you after killing Nerat last.
- Players who kill Bleden Mark and then earn Tunon's submission will no longer be offered fealty by the ghost of Bleden Mark.
- 'That Which Remains' will update appropriately when shooting the winch and defeating the Unbroken enemies.
- The Forge in Lethian's Crossing is open after traversing the Oldwalls and returning to Lethian's Crossing.
- While on 'In the Shadow of the Oldwall', Welby should appear in the proper location in Twin Rivers.
- 'At Any Cost' will progress appropriately if you have become the Prima of the Stonestalkers before betraying your alliances and continuing forward without any allied factions.
- Bleden Mark's conversations will continue appropriately even when you have the same level of Wrath and Favor with the Disfavored and Scarlet Chorus.
- Oath Bound units can be engaged properly in Duskwatch.
- Red Fang will talk to the player after a player allied with the Scarlet Chorus betrays their alliance and goes to Gulfglow looking for the Azure Shield.
- Acalia will progress the 'Language of the Ancients' quest after moving from Effigy to the Burning Library.
- Kallion remembers the state of his sister at the end of 'Blind Ambition.'
- Non-combat dialog choices withKalea now grant the 'Blind Ambition' quest as well.
- Player who betrayed Jagged Remedy can now advance quest 'Bound by Blade' by attacking Mattias in Trapper's Junction.
- Osmios will no longer kill Agathon in 'Into the Maelstrom.'
- Players who recruited multiple factions due to an earlier issue can now progress using their existing save.
- Stonestalkers will help player seeking their alliance fight Earthshakers in Howling Rock.
- Earthshakers now attempt to continue ritual during raid on their Howling Rock fortress.
- Garrick no longer thanks player for stealing his tools.
- Eb will no longer tell a player who betrayed the rebels which rebel groups they might recruit.
- Irentis and his soldiers will now aid an allied player who chose to help him in fighting the Scarlet Chorus.
- An objective in the quest 'Forge-Bound Iron' no longer incorrectly refers to the defeat of Matani Sybil.
- During the Battle of Duskwatch, Agathon will have friends when fighting players allied with the Disfavored.
Text Fixes
- Numerous typos addressed.
- Multiple localization improvements.
- Ulantis text finalized.
- Clarified tooltip for Eb's 'Purifying Waters' ability.
- Clarified tooltip for Sirin's 'Song of Benediction' ability.
Gameplay Fixes
- Multiple crashes reported by the community should no longer occur.
- Multiple instances of loot containers that previously did not appear lootable now do.
- Numerous minor fixes to enemy presentation in specific scenes.
- Player can now use skills to release Disfavored in Rust Canyons.
- Liberating Plainsgate from the Chorus now requires killing all members of that faction present.
- The World Map is accessible from Ironhaul Trail while allied with the Disfavored.
- Eb's 'Terratus Embrace' ability will exit properly if companions try to switch weapons while in mid-air.
- Eb will speak with player in Act 3 even if she doesn't particularly like them.
- Sirin will no longer forget Songs when loading a save.
Audio Fixes
- Numerous new audio cues added throughout game.
- Correct music will now play after defeating a specific enemy.
Interface Fixes
- Saves should always be visible in save menu.
- Added portraits to the store menu of several vendors.
- Halfgate will no longer be referred to as Plainsgate in the Reputation Menu.
Programming Updates
- Reduced significant animation memory overhead.
- Improved asynchronous loading of files at startup.
Art Book Update
- A typo has been fixed in an art book heading.
1.0.1.0010 Patch Notes - 11/18/16
Quest Fixes:
- In Sentinel Stand Keep, navigating over the bridge near the exit is improved.
- Killing Bleden Mark in Tunon's Court after agreeing to meet him in Ashweald is now supported.
- “Person of Interest” conversation options have been revised.
- Nerat will now attack the player after delivering the Writ of Execution for Scarlet Chorusplayers.
- In “At Any Cost“, Rebel players who recruited the Stonestalker tribe and betrayed their alliance to become an Anarchist can now progress properly.
- Fighting Hundred-Blood solo on the Rebel path will now update “Forging The Way” properly.
- The Rebel player will no longer get multiple options to recruit factions out of sequence.
- In “A Breach Between Worlds“, using the Ocean Spire directly after getting the Steadfast Insignia should now update correctly.
- The Vendrien Guard fight in Tripnettle Wilderness has been improved.
- Iron Marshal pathing is improved.
- “Final Judgment” will progress properly when selecting the Kills-In-Shadow dialogue option upon delivery of the Writ of Execution.
- “The Armies in the North” will now begin properly after killing Bleden Mark in Tunon's Court. A fix for existing saves will be forthcoming.
- In “Leave No One Behind“, the quest will now continue properly for Rebel players that starts the quest after fighting Raetommon and siding with the Bronze Brotherhood.
- The Blade Grave region is no longer available in the last act for a Scarlet Chorus player.
Gameplay Fixes:
- Verse will now revive if the player dismisses her while she was unconscious.
- Characters will now properly transition from being suspended in air when swapping their active weapon set.
- Lantry will now grant healing magic to the player in the second act after agreeing earlier.
- Invisibility potions will now wear off when leveling up while invisible.
- Sirin's stanza durations should now remain at the proper timing. If her stanza duration has already been reduced, those saves will not be changed.
- Companions will now auto-attack when companion AI is enabled and no weapons are equipped.
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