MARREND'S PROFILE

I've used Tuskihime's resource-checker (with some edits of my own) in Ace games to only report/include what files from the RTP that I actually use. It records/transfers the default font for you. The "Fonts" directory/files are not included by default.

The half-thought in my head is to make your own ZIP file from your project directory. As far as I'm aware from your other topics, you're not using RTP at all (or utilize a very small portion of it), so, packaging it this way should include your custom font.

The Duke confirmed that the Krewold armies sent against me was a test. For my next test, I am to take the Angelic Alliance, break it down into it's components, and spread them across the land.

I shall first take the Sandals of the Saint, and the Armor of Wonder into Tatalia. As for the other components, I will send elsewhere.


Scenario notes/asides
Starting Bonus: 10 Wood, <Ring of the Wayfarer>, 3500 Gold
Win Condition: Acquire the Pendant of Courage (achieved week 3, day 1)


So, funny story about this scenario's win condition. The scenario description explicitly states to bring the Sandals of the Saint and Armor of Wonder to Alendora. This was not the case at all. What ended up happening was that I brought those two artifacts to a Seer's Hut to acquire the Pendant of Courage, and that won the scenario for me. Technically speaking, the Seer's Hut in question was accessible from an underground entrance near Alendora, but, that's not exactly the same thing, is it?

As it happens, the Sandals of the Saint and Armor of Wonder are part of the Angelic Alliance. Now, the Shadow of Death campaigns I've played so far have focused on retrieving McGuffins to construct an artifact. Since we've never actually had our hands on one of these, and this campaign is asking us to tear one apart, let me talk a little bit about how they work.

The game uses the term "combination artifacts" to describe a group of artifacts that can be put together into one artifact. Though, I'm not exactly sure if you can really call it "one" artifact. Sure, they take one slot in a hero's backpack. However, when equipped, the slots of the component pieces are locked off as if they were equipped.

There is some sense of game balance in the decision to lock off slots, though. While a combination artifact has it's own benefit, it still grants the benefits of the component artifacts. For example, Angelic Alliance grants a buff across all four primary stats from the component artifacts, while also granting the effects of Prayer, and negating any morale penalties for having troops of differing alignments.

I haven't played Beyond Good and Evil in years. There's an issue with R1 detection, which I might try to look up later, but, man, it's so refreshing to play this again after all this time.

I've also been in something of a Wing Commander - Privateer kick. I tried playing Privateer 2 - The Darkening too, but, the game's too damn fast. I play it through DOSBox, so, I might look into the graphics settings to slow it down so I can actually interact meaningfully with the in-flight combat.

Even if Bracada has ceased their pursuit after crossing the border, I am still assailed. This time, by Krewold. Perhaps they simply do not know I was invited by the Duke, or perhaps this is a test of resolve. Getting to the capital is the surest way of finding out.


Scenario notes/asides
Starting Bonus: Citadel, <10 Crystal>, Ogre Fort
Win Condition: Capture Ulgak (achieved day 3)

So, I think the idea here was to be scared of the garrisons, and get to Ulgak underground. However, with the power of UGE, and raising greater armies with Armageddon, the result is only needing three days to complete this map.

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