Head to the previously inaccessible door, and run right into the Cells.
He can once more cast his magic spells, and he no longer looks like he escaped from a fetish club. With the battle done, you get the Key to the door and the one to Zurbaran’s collar.
Zurbaran, even with a Torch, won’t be hitting too often, though. Don’t feel bad, he’d do it to you if he could. After arranging an isolated accident, you can proceed to gang up on the last remaining guard. It would be a shame if something were to happen to it. Strategy: The two central Guards are conveniently standing below a chandelier. To the North West, you’ll come upon a locked door, so head East to the Guard Room. Before moving on, take a moment to look over the Character Sheets for Naurim and Zurbaran. The Prison of Neetha is a Dungeon that has a very simple layout. Releasing him from the cell, he joins your motley crew. He introduces himself as Zurbaran of House Florios, and Al-Anfan mage from the far South, here in spite of the war between Al-Anfa and the Horasian Empire. Just as the conversation devolves into awkwardness, another prisoner speaks up in a mellifluous voice. While he’s clearly insane, he just got you out of jail, so might as well run with it. Don’t actually try to hit someone with a Torch in real life, though, Torches are brittle and make for dreadful weapons, trust me.Īfter the beat down, you have a nice chat with the Dwarf, who introduces himself as Naurim, a Dwarf from the Anvil Mountains come to the Wild South to continue the eternal fight against a dragon known as the Golden One. Let him come to you to deny him his first strike, then wail on him with the Torches. Strategy: The Guard is a weak enemy, with 20HP on normal. The stocky Angrosho comes fully ready for this fight, with levels in Axes and Maces as well as the Special Ability Power Blow.
This battle is simple, even if you didn’t invest in Axes and Maces (the Weapon Talent for the Torch), since the Dwarf has your back. You are released from your cell by a Dwarf and, unarmed and unarmored save for a pair of Torches and some Leather Chausses, you are accosted by a Guard. By the Nameless One, what happened to me? Chapter 1: Getaway – Prison of Neetha and Elanor’s Grave They accuse you of murder and, from this point on, you are known as the Cutthroat of Neetha, guilty of the slaying of Princess Elanor ay Kalamal. Two men, Lysander and Muratori, torture you in a vain attempt to extract a Name from you, but to no avail. One day after Elanor’s death, you are being held in the Prison of Neetha. If you took any Special Abilities, drag them onto the Action Bar for convenience you’re going to use them a lot.Īfter the Wolf is dead, a group of Guards come upon your character, and the screen fades to black. The Wolf is not a difficult enemy, with your basic equipment and abilities you should be able to easily dispatch it in a couple of blows. Strategy: This is the Tutorial mission, so it’s a good moment to familiarize yourself with the Controls for the game.
A woman lies at your feet, dead, and a snarling Wolf looms over her. Especially not yourself.Īfter a dark and menacing cutscene, you’ll be thrust right into the action. With your character named, built, and equipped, it’s time to jump right in. Before the game starts you will be taken to the Character Creation screen.Ĭharacter Creation in Blackguards can be a convoluted endeavor if it’s your first time, so I recommend you either go with Basic Mode to leap right in with a preset character, or read the “Character Creation” section of this guide and then use Expert Mode to customize your own character from scratch.īe aware that all challenges are not made equal in Blackguards, and many battles will turn into long, trudging messes without the right builds or skill coverage, and some might even be almost unbeatable, particularly on Hard. As a player, you take control of an amnesiac prisoner and guide him on a thrilling quest for answers. Introductionīlackguards is set in the Wild South of the Horasian Empire and the Emirate of Mengbilla, in the land of Aventuria. First I will present a Walkthrough of the game, with quests and battles, followed then by explanations on game mechanics, statistics, lore, and similar. To address this, I’m writing up this guide with the intention of collating my own experience of the game, as well as that of all the rest of you who’ve commented on different sites to explain or explore issues. The story is interesting, the characters are interesting, the setting is interesting, and exploring all three is very enjoyable as long as you don’t run afoul of the actual gameplay. It would be unfair to say that it is a bad game, however. As much as I love this game, and recommend it constantly to friends, it wouldn’t be unfair to say that it is quite opaque in its mechanics and gameplay.
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