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The abilities that might look good in paper but don’t work well in real world would also be covered. The build defining abilities would be listed first and where their synergy comes from would be explained, following with the discussion about good complementary abilities and useful scenarios. Welcome to our Wildermyth Character Builds guide! In this guide you would find the builds that I particularly find powerful and fun to play with.

HUNTER – Character Builds in Wildermyth.

Check that a star-theme hero was not already in your company. If no theme choices appear, and the only choice is "Maybe this isn't such a good idea after all.," none of the heroes are eligible for the theme. If only one or two hero choices appear, not all three of the heroes were eligible for the theme (such as already having a hair or head transformation from another theme). (A snark personality will be eligible if bookish is not available, or a healer personality if snark is not available.) Choose one of the first three choices to select which hero will receive the theme. Send your poet, coward, and goofball to travel to the Glittering/Glimmering Pool. Automatically choose to focus on translating the Book of Stars.ģ. Look for the Book of Stars job on the overworld map, and send your poet, coward, and goofball on that job. (Failing the dice roll ages your hero and ends any chance to continue to the next part.)Ģ. Choose option one, which might say, "Let us dance among the stones!" (The specific dialog may vary, based on the hero's personality.) Pass the dice roll to receive the Book of Stars. The targeted heroes must remain alive to have a chance at the theme, so you should advance the event before taking part in any other battles.ġ. The theme is not given until completing the final event. Please check each theme's conditions, to ensure that you're not wasting any time trying to get a theme event to happen that simply won't occur in the current campaign. If none of your heroes meet all the theme requirements, that theme event can't happen. * A Pet Drauven-Bird can exist with another pet, as it is located by the hero's shoulder rather than at their feet. As mentioned earlier, some themes conflict with each other, so a hero wouldn't be eligible for two pets*, or two sets of wings, or two animal heads.

The second eligibility check is related to theme slots.

(To work around that, hold off on recruiting specific legacy characters, until the original heroes get the desired themes you want.) For example, if you recruit a legacy character that has the wolf theme, the wolf event won't occur at all for the remainder of the campaign.

The first checks to see if another hero in the company already has that theme.

Most themes have one or two eligibility checks: The second common requirement is theme eligibility. So, if the wolf event has already occurred in the current campaign for a different hero, it won't happen again until you start a new campaign. Most specific theme events can only happen once per game (campaign). In addition to those examples, there are other common requirements that must be met, such as the event cooldown. Other theme events target specific enemies (e.g., fought Drauven, and one of the dead enemies was a Drauven Skysinger). Some theme events target specific biomes (e.g., forest or swamp). For example, if the event is written (targeted) for a poet or a goofball, but no heroes had a high enough score for those specific personalities, the event would fail (and not take place). The game selects a high-scoring event from any event that matches its event targets. All you can do is continue scouting and battling enemies, until the desired theme event occurs. Since the game contains a large number of events which are not theme-related, it's very likely that a non-theme-related event occurs. Only a few theme events happen after a mission victory, or during a hook encounter. Wilderness scouting, and Arrive at hostile site events are the most common type of theme events. A hook would be a personality trait such as Curious, Loyal, or Slacker. Hook: This opportunity arises when a hero with a matching personality trait (hook) travels across the Overland map.Mission victory: These encounters occur after a successful lair battle ends.Arrive at hostile site: These events occur before a lair battle begins.Wilderness scouting: These events occur after your heroes have completed scouting an unexplored region on the Overland map.Although there are many other types of encounters in the game, this list will only focus on specific types of encounters which can trigger a theme-related event.