Kingbreaker: The Witch's Story Now available on PCs and all consoles including Nintendo Switch.
Kingbreaker: The Witch's Story It's set in The Witcher World, but it's different from the Open World trilogy and the standalone Gwent game. This is a 30 hour long RPG, using Gwent: Homecoming As a way of fighting, instead of cutting and cutting the road to victory like the Queen of the Felling. Thronebreaker finally arrived at the Nintendo Switch this month, so you can enjoy Gwent on the go.
Although a short tutorial is provided at the beginning of the game, mastering deck building and card synergy can be challenging. If you are not familiar with standalone Gwent metadata, or have only played the Witcher 3 version, it may take a while to get used to the new dynamics and metadata of Gwent: Homecoming. You also need to consider upgrading the various tents in the base camp, the tents of the companions, and how to solve the various puzzles and battles on the map.
We've listed some getting started tips, and we'll go into more detail about the synergy of Gwent cards later. You can view our Thronebreaker: The Witcher Tales review here, as well as a guide to finding the golden chest in Lyria.
Kingbreaker: The Witcher Story Base Camp
Your home base is your hub, Inventory management screen. There is a royal tent, chaos tent, headquarters tent, training grounds and workshops. I can improve every element of the base camp and use various allowances or items to unlock each upgrade.
The upper right corner shows the number of recruits you have, your resources and the amount of gold you carry.
You need access to Workshop for any upgrade. Your tent or skill is upgraded through the skill tree in each tent submenu in Workshop, and Workshop itself can also be upgraded.
of Royal tent Storing letters, keys, maps, and mission information, and upgrading them will increase the visibility of the map and allow Meve to equip more trinkets in battle, but more later.
of Command tentAs the name suggests, this is where you decide which troops to use in battle. That is, what cards do you want to put in the deck. Here you can use existing cards or create new cards to build decks, which wastes resources and gold. By upgrading to the Command tent, you will be able to increase the hiring cap, which means you can have more units in your hands while reducing hiring costs.
Upgrade Messy tent Similarly, it can reduce the cost of owning it because you need to expand it to allow new companions. This with Training CourseAfter upgrading, you will be able to recruit more combat troops and earn more coins and more troops each time you win.
of workshop It can be upgraded to increase Meve's movement throughout the map, and it can also recruit support units, alchemy, and the engineering department of the magic unit.
Kingbreaker: The Witcher Story Resources
One ton Booty It's important to gather them all around the map. You need to use all the gold, wood and recruits to succeed in Thronebreaker, so it is worth spending 50 gold on the scout to reveal all the loot in the world.
You can identify the loot by the hand icon on the map or above the project, and the bright green ribbon on the project.
Kingbreaker: The Witch's Story Dialogue, Choice, and Companions
Throughout the story, you will encounter many new characters and some familiar names. Without giving you too much trouble, you will be able to use a character with a name and pronunciation, use it as a gold medal, and see it in your messy tent. You can interact with these characters on a regular basis and encourage you to build stronger relationships with these characters. Those who end up in "chaos" tents will be key figures.
The rule of thumb for the wizarding game is trick Everyone you meet, so it's best to recruit Black Rayla, Eyck, Isbel and Gascon as soon as possible. However, keep in mind their intentions, as a climate of distrust and paranoia prevails in the team.
Each key player has a unique tactics and style and will try to influence Meve to follow his lead. Of course, you can choose not to recruit them, or, like me, accidentally not recruit them by choosing the wrong option. There is not much load space to retry in Thronebreaker, so be careful when deciding who will take the car.
You will also encounter various NPCs that can be recruited into the army instead of key figures, such as allowing farmers to join you, so that they do not die prematurely or encounter strange elves. Every interaction with a group of NPCs can have immediate or not immediate consequences, sometimes with very positive or catastrophic results for you and your army.
If you complete one challenge In towns, winning a battle or defeating a monster is worth going back and letting the NPC have three or four conversations as they are likely to join you. What's worse, they will simply laugh at your previous choices.
You often see the phrase "you choose one evil in favor of another", which mimics the moral ambiguity of the wizarding universe. Compared to previous wizarding games, which option is the "correct" option is not even so obvious, and more importantly, because you are a wizard playing a monarch, not a path alone.
Kingbreaker: Legend of the Wizard
As mentioned earlier, the Gwent version used by Thronebreaker is Return homeThis is the basic format of the standalone version of Gwent. At the core of Gwent is a very simple card game where you have to beat your opponent's high score. Thronebreaker is slightly different, and to win, you need more than high-value cards.
Gwent: Homecoming is completely different from The Witcher 3 version. These cards have different base values and capabilities. As you wish, some cards can cause harm, while others can be used for treatment.
Others have charging capabilities, or features that stack up over time, and many high-value cards have charging capabilities. Meve also has leadership capabilities that can change between increasing the power of allies, hurting enemies, and moving cards on the board.
The opening tutorial laid the groundwork for Gwent's key concepts in a very straightforward way, but what it lacked was how to Synergy jobs. It also doesn't really explain the type of games you will have, namely battles, puzzles and random encounters.
Many of these encounters will be Special rules In the game, you need to use a pre-selected hand or select cards from a predetermined deck. There may be specific instructions, such as not letting any cow die, defeating all enemies, or restoring all enemies to health. Usually, special rules games last for one round, which adds another layer of difficulty to the game.
Meve has special leadership skills and can also be equipped Trinkets Enhance gameplay, such as runes that cause high damage to enemies or cards that can heal units and hurt opponents. You are free to choose and choose the card that best suits your game style.
of problem Seems to be the most challenging element of the game, mainly because relying on synergy to try to trip you up. Unlike many other puzzle games or card-based games, the cards in your hand are not tricks. In only one game, I didn't run out of every card in my hand, so don't ignore it just because of seemingly useless cards.
It is important to read and understand the usage of each card in the deck. Wagenburg is one of your most common cards in puzzles, so here is a short example of how to use it in a puzzle.
Difficulties and synergy
Suppose you have an enemy with a health value of 11 and the special rule is that you must destroy that enemy. Your scheduled hands include Wagenburg, Chariot and Reynard.
Once Wagenburg When played, each time another card is played on the line, it will gain an armor and a damage point. Therefore, the more cards you play on that row, the more damage is done. You will then play the War Wagon, draw two low-value light infantry cards from your deck, and play them. Until now, there were four cards on the board, and Wagenburg now has three damage.
You may wonder how you intend to hurt your opponent at this point. If you look at the light infantry card again, you will see that it has a Death Wish Perk, When killed, deals 5 damage to the enemy. You can use the privileges of the card (such as stacking damage) at any time during a round, and if you have a charging power source like a Reynard card, it is wise to use the power source before deploying the charging card to use it again.
So all you have to do is use the three damage points of Wagenburg on your own line and destroy two light infantry. These will deal 10 damage to your enemies. You will then play Reynard, who will give Wagenburg a damage point and replenish his damage ability. You will then use the remaining damage points on the enemy and win the game.
The way to solve various battles or problems for the first time may not be obvious, but through practice, you do have the knowledge and experience you need to work out what you need to do.
CDPR has indeed achieved very unique achievements through this fighting method. Gwent does have a subtlety in Thronebreaker. The choice and layout of the cards is not what it looks like, forcing you to think quickly to beat your boss. And believe that there will be many defeats, which makes the final victory even sweeter.
Thronebreaker is now available on PC, PS4, and Xbox One.
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