The first time I played through I focused on spells. If you want pure damage, though (especially in cases when you're going against a tough baddie who is immune to Vortex), then nothing beats Blades+Fireball. A swarm of blades appears.one swarm per opponent! It's also extremely effective at both damage and crowd control. For the stuff like the Dog Potions or the Hairstyle Packs, is it one-use, as in if I use it in this game, it will not be available in subsequent New Games? Or will I be able to Five-Star my dog in every game?įor me the coolest, and often best, spell combo was Blades + Vortex spell-weaving.

I apparently have access to several possible DLCs, beyond what I already bought separately on Steam. Is there any reason why I shouldn't just spam magic (fireballs for now) in combat, since I don't seem to have any sort of magic meter? I usually go for the Fighter or Rogue routes due to concerns about the mana pool, but if I don't have to worry, then I might try being a mage this time. The default name for the dog is, apparently, 'Dog'. I think I prefer this one, although I don't think we'll get the delightfully snarky banter of DA, or at least not to the same level.

The game hasn't asked me to name her yet, so I assume no name is needed.īased on the whole 'Choose Your Destiny' thing, I had been expecting something like Dragon Age, rather than the humour of Overlord. Started with a Princess, because pretty clothes. I can't help but think of it as a sort of Disney-esque setting, or at least a satire of one, especially when the opening cinematic illustrates the trials and tribulations of any potential revolution using a chicken.

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