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FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

Can I permanently kill a monster by repeatedly attacking it, or are resurrections common?

Yes, but it's not straightforward. While damage is dealt, the monster's life and evolution depend on player actions and spells. Some monsters are permanently killed, while others can be resurrected, depending on the game's state and player choices.

If I'm controlling a monster, can another player wrest control of that monster away from me?

Yes. Players can fight for control of monsters, using abilities and spells to 'dominate' the creature. This adds a layer of dynamic conflict, and control can shift rapidly.

How does leveling work for both the hero and the monsters? Is it a continuous system, or are there set levels?

Both heroes and monsters gain experience and 'level up'. Heroes accumulate levels, improving their abilities. Monsters 'evolve' through various forms, based on the player controlling them and the items they obtain, as well as the spells they cast.

Are there different 'classes' or character archetypes, or is the hero's build determined entirely by equipment and spells?

There are no fixed classes. The hero's abilities and role are shaped entirely by the spells they learn and the items they equip. This offers a high degree of build flexibility.

How are spells acquired, and can I 'lose' spells during a game?

Spells are acquired by finding spell books or defeating monsters who use them. You don't permanently 'lose' spells, but if a hero dies, the hero loses all spells and items.

Is there a 'final boss,' or does the game end with a series of escalating challenges?

The game culminates in a boss battle against a final 'God'. The players, as both heroes and monsters, must cooperate and compete to influence the battle and win the game.

Can I influence the environment to gain an advantage, such as collapsing a tunnel or setting traps?

Yes. The environment is interactive. Players can use spells and abilities to manipulate the terrain to hinder opponents or create advantageous situations.

If I am a monster, can I directly damage the hero player, or is it primarily a support role?

Monsters can directly damage the hero. The goal is to either kill the hero, or become powerful enough to influence the end-game boss fight and gain victory for your side.

What happens when the hero dies? Does a new hero player take over, or is the game over for everyone?

When the hero dies, a new player takes control of the hero. The game continues until either the hero wins or the final God is defeated by the monsters.

Is communication between players required to succeed, or can you play independently?

While independent play is possible, communication and strategic cooperation between players significantly increase your chances of success. Coordinating attacks, sharing resources, and controlling specific monsters are critical.