Knights of Pen and Paper
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Quick Start Guide
Getting Started
To get started quickly, go ahead and click on the “Play Now” button at the top of this screen.
Upon starting the game for the first time, you will be taken directly to the title screen wherein you can change settings or choose to start the game.
When you’re ready to start, tap on “New Game” to get things rolling.
You will then need to choose a save slot for this game. You’ll then be taken to the “Campaign Select” screen where you can choose which of the two campaigns to play. If you have yet to play the game, it’s recommended that you choose the “Starter pack”.
The “Arena Gladiators” campaign can be unlocked for $200, but you should wait until you have mastered the first campaign before moving on to this one.
Now you will need to choose two party members to take with you on your adventure.
Tap on one of the chairs next to the table. A menu will then popup where you can choose one of the characters in the game.
Choosing Characters
Each one of the available party members has their own special ability that you can use in the game. Make sure to go over each one so that you pick the best one for you.
There are quite a few different combinations available, as you can choose your character type and class.
All of the character-specific abilities are passive, meaning that you never actually use them in battle, but they will provide boosts for your character in the background.
The different character classes have active abilities, and will dramatically alter how you play the game. For example, a Mage will primarily use attacks such as Fireballs, Meteors and Freezes while a Warrior character will attack using Swords and Strikes.
Also important is that you will need to choose at least three characters, so you should try to have a good balance between them. Having ranged attackers along with close-range warriors can make all the difference when they work together.
If you keep trying to add more characters, you may find that you need additional gold to do so. Gold costs real money, so be careful before purchasing more of it.
Once you have chosen all of your characters, you can go ahead and tap on the yellow exclamation mark to get started on your first quest.
Quests and Battling
As you move on in your adventure, you will be given quests that will help you decide what to do next.
One of the first quests you will receive asks you to kill two guards in the prison. To do that, you need to learn how to battle.
From the main screen, tap on the yellow exclamation mark to be shown your active quest. Here, the quest’s description will be shown again, along with the ability to head right into a quest action.
Tap on the “Battle” button from this screen to start a battle.
Now you will need to add monster enemies to the fight that you want to fight. If the quest asks you to kill two guards, add two to the fight. Press “Battle” to start the fight.
You will now be taken to the battle screen where you will need to make intelligent choices to come out on top.
At the bottom of the screen are your action buttons that can unleash attacks on enemies.
These buttons will vary depending on which character is in use at the time. The left-most button is usually the standard attack, meaning it may be weak but it can get the job done.
The second button is the spellbook where you can use spells in order to attack enemies with. You will need to pick your spells once you select this.
The third button is the potion inventory. Here, you can see a list of all of the available potions you own. Tapping on one of these potions will use it immediately on the active member.
The fourth button is the guard/block button where your member will not attack enemies, and instead will guard against your enemies as a defensive mode.
If you aren’t feeling that you are up to any certain fight, you can tap on the “chicken” icon that will allow you to “chicken out” and leave the fight.
Completing a battle will popup a results screen with the outcome of it along with what rewards you have earned while playing.
After a battle, your characters will likely be tired and missing quite a few HP. To easily recharge that after a fight without using potions, you can camp.
To camp, tap on the tent icon next to the battle icon. This will start the camping process, which will take a few seconds to complete. Your characters’ HP will recharge and you’ll be ready for the next fight.
Shop
One nice feature in the game is ability to customize your room, battle master and more.
You will earn cash by completing battles and completing quests. When you tap on the “Shop” button at the top of the screen, you can spend this money on visual items.
You can move through the categories within the shop by tapping on the arrow buttons, and you can also see a description of the item by tapping on it.
Collect Those Grindstones and Mushrooms
Grindstones and mushrooms spawn on two hour intervals in underground cave areas, or in forest and jungle areas. When you tap one, you’ll automatically roll a D20 to determine if you were successful in mining or picking the item. Whether you fail or not, the grindstone or mushroom will disappear and respawn two hours later. Remember the wait time for crafting new items? You can reduce that time, and increase the chance for successful crafting by collecting grindstones and turning them in to the blacksmith. As you give him grindstones, he’ll level up like your party members, and as he reaches each new level, he cuts an hour off of his required crafting time. Eventually, you can reduce that time to an hour, or possibly less. I haven’t found the limit yet in my playthrough. Leveling the enchanter merchant by giving him mushrooms is also important, since the only way to buy more powerful potions and magically-imbued items is to unlock them as he gains levels. He levels faster and higher than the blacksmith, but he also has a greater selection of items to equip that buff certain stats.
Take Heed of the Game's Quest Recommendations
The game will make sure to offer you some proper quest recommendations when you enter a new area. Know your limits when you spot a quest that has a higher level that the one your party is currently at. Pay attention to the quests that have recommendations that match up with your party's experience level. Make sure they match up because you don't want to sacrifice the well-being of your whole crew. Don't give in to the need to complete quests that are out of your party's experience level bounds. When your party dies, your gold or experience takes a hit. You don't want that, so just move along smoothly according to your level.
Here's What You Need to Make Your Room Look Even Better
- Avoid buying any Snacks and Drinks along with anything that has to do with them. They are not needed. Except maybe for the super secret ultimate boss of ultimate destiny.
- Get the BK Crown and Holy Grail ASAP! 5 members = faster dead things, unless they were dead already in which case deader things. 7 Monsters means a large group of dead/deader things to give you more loot!
- Get the Golden Table, Red Carpet, and Royal Walls. 24% increased gold per fight really adds up.
- Buy the Sword and Shield for 10% cheaper blacksmithing.
- Get the Loaded Die before you start crafting or mining to increase your odds of success.
- If you go mining for Grind Stones get the Cave Wall for a higher success rate.
Get You Luck Up!
Try and make sure your Luck increases at a constant pace. The game's dice rolls are effected by Luck (each increasing Luck rank increases a dice roll number by 1). Aim for those items that can increase your overall Luck stats so you have a better chance at rolling the number that will guarantee you victory.
Give The Blacksmith Some Work to Do...Once You Stop Playing
The Blacksmith works on item crafting in real time. That means every time you give the Blacksmith a new task to complete, you'll have to wait a few real world hours for it to get done. You want your weapons and armor to to get stronger? Then prepare to wait a lot longer than usual. Just turn the game off and go do something productive while your Blacksmith tends to his duties. By the time you start playing the game again, your upgradable weapon/armor request will be complete.
Take Your Party Size from Three to Four/Five ASAP
As you progress, you'll want to make sure you increase your party from the initial three members to four or five before the spread in experience levels is too great. I made the mistake of not adding a fourth member until my other three party members were 14 or 15 levels in. It didn't take long to get my extraterrestrial mage leveled up, but I did have to babysit him while I fought stronger enemies. The cost to hire a new party member increases as the game progresses too, so waiting to hire someone like the Pizza Guy, who costs half the normal price to hire as a trait, may be a prudent move when the average cost can be over 250 gold. You'll need to purchase the Holy Grail item from the game shop for your tabletop in order to have more party members.
The Basics of Combat
- Always know your limits. Don't just slap 7 monsters on for a group that is around your lvl if you are not sure you can handle it.
- Don't be afraid to run away. When in Doubt RUN LIKE HELL!
- Look at the turn numbers. If you can focus a guy and kill him before his turn comes up that's less damage done to you then focusing a guy who already got his licks in for the round.
- Do not underestimate the Weakening Effect of the Warrior and Priest. At high lvls it can reduce some enemies attack to 1.
- AoE moves are great for packs but are mana hogs and inefficient for single targets. Try to have at least 1 single target ability on your damage dealers.
- Try to match the weakness of the target. If its resistant to Magical stuff try Nature, Physical, or Ice.
- Do not neglect DoTs on enemies with huge HP pools. I've gotten DoTs to tick for over 700 a round.
- For some odd reason your whole party is weak to Ice Magic. When fighting something that looks like it will use Ice Magic be ready to be on the defensive.
- Towns make excellent farming locations for money as you can rest without worrying about being attacked. Default Village > Sunset Castle > Journey Village > Yoga Village in order of appearance.
- Deluxe Edition Owner Tip: The Farm Village is a great place to farm both xp and gold as the enemies scale to your groups average lvl.
Make Sure You Know About All The Unlockable Classes
Barbarian - Unlocked from a quest involving a delivery to Goblin’s Hideout that starts in Journey Village.
Bard - Complete the Rescue Princess quest at Sunset Castle, then complete the Slay Bandits quest. You’ll be sent off to find the Bard after you defeat the Bandits.
Hunter - Complete the collection quests for Red Apples, Green Apples, and Carrots in Default Village.
Knight - Complete the Battle Skeleton quest at Sunset Castle.
Necromancer - Complete the Escort Elder quest in Default Village.
Shaman - Complete the Travel to Plains Temple quest at Yoga Village, then complete the quests available at Plains Temple.
Make Sure You Know About The Game's Save System
Knights of Pen and Paper makes sure to automatically save your progress as your progress. However, know this - you have no option of saving before those tougher quest situations. The hardcore aspects of old school RPG's is readily apparent in this game, since there's no saving before hard boss battles. Make the right preparations for your party so you won't have to deal with the displeasure of having to revive your demolished party.
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