Hasn't got any deaths with it yet, but to suddenly lose 30-60% of your HP in this way isn't fun too. Originally posted by Justin Wang:- Its possible to click on the mini-map to quick travel and if there is a shroom or fire pot there, your character will attack it, either spreading fire on flammable surfaces or outright killing you.įire pots are hidden when out of sight, so i often click (not on a minimap) on an 'empty' explored tile around the corner = green backlight = me thinking that i give a 'move' command - just to learn that there is a fire pot and my char just shot at it and got an explosion in his face. I haven't gotten killed via mini-map clicking, but I can totally see that happening now that you mention it. I do like the idea of the Greater Staff of Storms only hitting if an enemy is there, rather than going all over the place. Point blank web shots are a bit nerve wracking at times, but they haven't killed me yet. It is pretty harsh not only being immobile, but also in unstable and flammable ground at the same time. But by that point, you should have enough gear to handle it, and when going down stairs, it doesn't count as a turn, and can run back up before they get a chance to lock you in.Īlso Webs do seem a bit better last I played. One other cheap death might be going down the stairs and being surrounded by enemies, only to have a Dark Elf Warriors close off your exit. Reminds me of when I had a good run going, and accidentally nuked myself with a fireball, because I clicked right on Crystal Golem out of habit, rather than to one side. Yeah, it is hard to tell if surprise deaths a player can learn from are cheap deaths or not. Heh, I was expecting players to chime in, but having the Dev post a pretty comprehensive list is good too. Obviously enemies should make it much more clear what their abilities and defenses are when mousing over them, but I can still imagine that a lot of stuff will catch players by surprise the first time. Your chameleon example would fall into this. There's always the question of: is it a cheap death if it kills the player the first time but once you understand the tactic used against it, its not to hard. Crystal golem and other reflective enemies if/when they are added probably need to make it much more obvious that they reflect since I've heard of a lot of rangers power shoting them the first time and killing themselves. Webs have been pretty severely nerfed to not last nearly as long so they are mostly ok now? Pit traps now put you in a reasonably safe location so I think they are mostly ok now? This will be fixed by changing it to work like the Shock ability i.e. Same sort of idea with the greater storm staff due to its AoE spread.

Some stuff with strafe attack, attacking with shocking attacks while standing in water. Its possible to click on the mini-map to quick travel and if there is a shroom or fire pot there, your character will attack it, either spreading fire on flammable surfaces or outright killing you. That's def a cheap death but is not intended and will be fixed. are used to fast travel to the stairs or to go up and down the stairs when you are already standing on them.- There's some kind of bug resulting in deaths by falling down pit traps from say 15->16 and it says you fell to death. will cancel abilities, items, and close menus. is used to auto attack with your quick slot weapon. is used to auto attack the nearest enemy is used to swap between your current weapon and previous weapon you can use the numpad to move the cursor (useful for ranged attacks) is used toggle targeting mode w/ the keyboard i.e. the num pad keys can be used for movement Shift + clicking your character will perform extended rest We’ve been using a discord group for feedback, bugs and general game discussion: The web version is, nonetheless, a completed game in itself and will continue to act as a demo. Rogue Fable III is now in active, continuous development on Steam Early Access and will be receiving updates, improvements, and new content there. 110 monster types each with their own abilities, behaviors, strengths and weaknesses. 6 skills, 65 talents and 42 abilities from which to build your character. 9 base character classes which can be multi-classed over the course of a game. Designed from the ground up to be winnable in a single hour, but with a huge variety between runs. Rogue Fable III combines the challenge, tactics and strategy of classic roguelikes with a modern interface and graphics. Related Categories Adventure Pixel Strategy HTML Description

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