Don't waste status inflicting abilities on enemies with full physical/magic armor. There is a big chance that an enemy can use them if you stand next those objects during a fight.Ĩ. Most fights that you participate in are carefully prepared by the developers - because of that you can notice barrels with oil or poison placed in strategic places. Don't finish movement of your character on an oil and don't stand next to explosive barrels. Players can use hundreds of recipes (all of them are described in 'Crafting' chapter) and a lot of them is useful - a good examples are runes that, when placed inside of a weapon, increases its effectiveness, ability to create arrows or combining a few weaker potions into a more powerful one.ħ.

Descriptions of all quests can be found in the later part of this guide.Ħ. You can't fight with enemies infinitely because there is a specific number of them and a lot of experience comes from those quests - if you skip them you can quickly lead to a situation in which your team becomes too weak for you to continue playing. The game offers hundreds of quests and rewards for some of them aren't proportionate to amount of time dedicated to them, however, you should always try to complete side quests. There is no point in 'saving for later' - that 'later' never comes and after 20 hours into the game potions and grenades will take about 2/3 of equipment space.ĥ. Yes, they are valuable, but their amount in your equipment increases rapidly.

Saving too much consumables leads to overcrowding your equipment.Ĥ.

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