#Wildermyth oh snap mod#

I dont know if its better or worse that the fight was so one-sided. The writing and art are an absolute masterclass in the power of brevity. Everyone I know who plays Dungeons and Dragons loves Wildermyth, and playing it gives us a soft Dungeons and Dragons fix. Wildermyth is a game that might possess your favourite character off camera, and ask you to make her dearest friend mercy kill her. Oh, also, I think being (or wanting to be) a tabletop Dungeons and Dragons player is a great predictor of whether you'll find replay value in Wildermyth. I think if you dislike a good number of those games or categories, or find them not replayable, you will probably find a similar issue with Wildermyth. I also play art games (especially Planet Zoo, Cities Skylines), other tactical games (Darkest Dungeon, Fell Seal), and complex storytelling games (Crusader Kings 3, Dwarf Fortress.) Each of these shares traits I really enjoy about Wildermyth. For me, I like to play games with high replay value-that's a very important feature to me. According to Smoker, the new traits can offer up to 243 different possibilities for your characters.

#Wildermyth oh snap mod#

This mod adds in a massive variety of character stats that impact the gameplay, such as the Small trait giving characters a dodge buff, but a smaller block chance. I am a creative player, and I've noticed people who do not share this trait have often reported this game and others that I like are boring/unplayable to them or have no replay value. A highlight of Smoker's mod collection is Expanded Humans. I also love how Wildermyth portrays folklore-I've never seen it done so well or so accurately-and I enjoy the random stories it creates. I find a lot of replay value because of the Legacy promotions (trying to create powerful Mythwalkers), the large variety of items to collect, and huge variety of appearances and personalities. I have several hundred hours sunk in and keep coming back because I love my characters and the rest.