Milfairy Battle Tutorial Series - PART 1 -

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We're starting a series of tutorials for Milfairy Tales, not only that, we also have lore, characters and world building posts on the way! Stay tuned!

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MILFAIRY BATTLE TUTORIAL SERIES - PART 1

Combat Tutorials: Health Points (HP)

No mysteries here, gotta keep your health points healthy to survive the many battles that the party will encounter along their journey to save the world once again. A good dragon warrior strategist should keep their HPs above 20%, it’s a good threshold!

Use healing herbs, potions and food items to replenish your party’s HP. If it goes down to 0, life vials will give your fallen characters a second wind.

Combat Tutorials: Tension Points (TP)

The characters build up their Tension energy based on the adrenaline and rush they get from their emotions. In combat, that translate to the powerful techniques they can use in battle. Sometimes characters can even gain Tension from actions on the map or from story triggers.

You can set different ways to gain TP (from attacking, healing, taking damage, etc.) per character. You can also get TP from healing items/food like the Drake family of plants that are said to be powerful stimulants.

TP is constantly filling up and it’s always useful so don’t be afraid to spent it!

Combat Tutorials: Lust Points (LP)

Another way people can store their energy in Milfairy is turning their desires into magic through LP. Essentially their magic points, they’re used for spells and magic techniques. They say LP is usually stored in people’s body fat and some people can be particularly full on them.

The Fairyfolk herbs, potions and food are used to replenish LP.

Combat Tutorials: Skill/Spell Mastery

Some skills and spells can be leveled up the more you use them, granting them more damage and some special effects at higher levels. The master level of a skill can be 10, 5 or 3, it depends on the technique. Some skills have fixed effects and can’t be leveled up at all no matter how many times you use them.

You can check the mastery level on the progress bar under the selected skill/spell.

Once the system* is fully implemented a comprehensive list of how many uses are required for each level will be provided.

*PS: this system is currently under development and not all skills are final yet and are subject to change.