Legend of the Invincibles

[wedrifid]

I was just looking at that code while playing chapter 3. It makes me tempted to start suiciding most of the units!! Surely that isn't the intended incentive?

Spoiler:

That would be useful, but probably quite unnecessary in chapter 4, and completely unnecessary in chapter 5. IMO, it's kind of cheating for ch4, at least the first time through, but for ch5 it's just a matter of convenience. Not that my opinion of what constitutes cheating means anything.

If you ever have a situation where dismissing units is maybe "cheating" then there is a design flaw!

[white_haired_uncle]

It's open source. Kind of hard to design around players sneaking a peak at what's to come and acting on it.

[Josh]

I think there's a bug in Lethalia's advancement tree - when I advance based on # of enemies killed and choose "Fireball", the skill is not added to my skill list. However, when I then advance via XP, Fireball shows up on my skills to choose list. Then when I choose it, it is added to my skill list.

Is this intentional? I.e. to gain new skills, do she need to advance and then choose that skill by both measures? I'm using 1.16.6.

[white_haired_uncle]

When you "advance" by kills (soul eater score), you don't get advancements. You unlock them. Once they are unlocked, you can earn them at your next advancement (AMLA).

So it's working correctly.

[Josh]

Great! Thanks for the heads up.

[hermestrismi]

Lore questions:
1) why Vritira quoted like that in the title of the last chapter? (in the wml comments, Dugi said that it is a secret but I think -after playing this campaign over and over- we deserve to know)
2) is there an umc campaign about the Argazar and their war? Or, at least, are they mentioned elsewhere?

[dwarftough]

2) is there an umc campaign about the Argazar and their war? Or, at least, are they mentioned elsewhere?

The story of Argazars (and most of the stuff in the library in Part I) was taken from "Invasion from the Unknown", I think that was even mentioned in a code comment in that scenario. I don't know any campaigns about them

[hermestrismi]

2) is there an umc campaign about the Argazar and their war? Or, at least, are they mentioned elsewhere?

The story of Argazars (and most of the stuff in the library in Part I) was taken from "Invasion from the Unknown", I think that was even mentioned in a code comment in that scenario. I don't know any campaigns about them

Thank you. I should say : "except IftU"

[dwarftough]

I should say : "except IftU"

Heh, in a sense. In IftU they were mentioned in story glyphs just like in LotI they are in The Library books, no appearing on screen in both cases

[hermestrismi]

I should say : "except IftU"

Heh, in a sense. In IftU they were mentioned in story glyphs just like in LotI they are in The Library books, no appearing on screen in both cases

They deserve their own campaign if you ask me.
By the way, is there a try to make a time-line for LotI events?

[dwarftough]

They deserve their own campaign if you ask me.

That would be nice, although one needs cool arts for that, they probably should look distinctively

By the way, is there a try to make a time-line for LotI events?

Which kind of timeline? Events of chapters 1-5 may be attributed to a particular timeframe, especially chapter 3 which takes place in the lifetime of Delfador. Chapters 6-10 take place in some very distant future

[hermestrismi]

They deserve their own campaign if you ask me.

That would be nice, although one needs cool arts for that, they probably should look distinctively

By the way, is there a try to make a time-line for LotI events?

Which kind of timeline? Events of chapters 1-5 may be attributed to a particular timeframe, especially chapter 3 which takes place in the lifetime of Delfador. Chapters 6-10 take place in some very distant future

I mean approximate year of beginning of each chapter.
By the way, I didn't know that chapter 3 took place in the time Delfador. Is that mentioned somewhere?

[Konrad2]

By the way, I didn't know that chapter 3 took place in the time Delfador. Is that mentioned somewhere?

Near the end, when you meet

Spoiler:

Asheviere

and make a deal with her.

[dwarftough]

By the way, I didn't know that chapter 3 took place in the time Delfador. Is that mentioned somewhere?

In the first scenario of chapter 3

Spoiler:

Stormrider arrives and says that a portal to the world of the dead was closed by young mage Delfador (that was in mainline Delfador's Memoirs) but another one appeared (that the heroes went to close). And also, as Konrad2 says, Asheviere in the last but one scenario.

So chapter 3 has a relatively narrow range of years to attribute. May use it as a base point to try to get approximate years for other chapters of part I, considering how many years is said to pass after the previous one in the first scenario of a chapter.

About chapter 2 I can say that

Spoiler:

It was before the age of Delfador but probably after Legend of Wesmere, Corruptia mentioned Kalenz as a great leader of elves suggesting trying to get other elvish leaders to their side

[gnombat]

So chapter 3 has a relatively narrow range of years to attribute. May use it as a base point to try to get approximate years for other chapters of part I, considering how many years is said to pass after the previous one in the first scenario of a chapter.

About chapter 2 I can say that

Spoiler:

It was before the age of Delfador but probably after Legend of Wesmere, Corruptia mentioned Kalenz as a great leader of elves suggesting trying to get other elvish leaders to their side

I'm not sure whether the timeline entirely makes sense, but

Spoiler:

isn't chapter 2 supposed to be only five years before chapter 3?