#Roguebook game switch free#

When an ally dies in battle it’ll add wounds to your deck each time, so best to be careful as wounds are basically just dead cards. Enemies generally only attack the character in the front and cards have keywords, such as charge or retreat to change the order around. If one character dies, you’ll be able to revive them as each of their cards will transform into a “song” card. Each character has their own set of cards, and you’ll need to find a good balance between the two. One big difference from Slay the Spire is that instead of picking one character, you’ll pick two. Most cards have gem slots, and gems can add various effects to what a card already does, like grant block, power, or additional damage.Īt least the shop is kind enough to have cards for both characters in your party. The other thing you’ll earn along the way are gems. You’ll also be able to buy cards at the beginning from a shop, which also sells relics that either affect one character, or the party as a whole. Cards gathered from the boxes will run you twenty-five gold, which isn’t horrible as you can find gold from battles, or just on uncovered tiles.

#Roguebook game switch free#

Unlike most other games though, cards aren’t ever free to earn. While the battles won’t grant cards, there are boxes around the map that will. There are also ink pots for your main pot that can make it uncovers a circle where you pick instead of just around your character, or just expands the circle. There are some that uncover a line of three to four tiles in front or front and back, as well as ones that can just uncover one tile at a time. You’ll be given five ink pots at the start that uncover a batch of tiles around you, and winning battles can unlock different kinds of ink pots. There is also a strip of tiles that go from where you start to where the boss of the chapter is, usually with a couple battles in between. A set amount of tiles will start uncovered already, usually displaying either towers that can open more tiles for free, or various battles around the pages. Essentially, each page of the storybook you need to progress through is tile based. Let’s start with the basic concept of how Roguebook works.