Epic Battle Fantasy 5 Tips
Jacque Waiden
There are 4 difficulty levels which you can choose during your new game.
For this walkthrough, I chose the Normal Mode.
If you would like to play casually and know about the storyline, select Easy
Else select Epic for a challenging game! (Epic for hardcore gamers)
Your party will start out in the Vegetable Forest Town (South).
During your exploration, you will encounter chests that contains gold, food, and precious items.
You can interact with NPC (non-player-character) located in towns or nearby towns.
NPC provides helpful tips that aids in your journey and some provides quest.
Talking about quests, each quest requires 1 or more types of materials.
Most of the required material can be found from monster drops.
However, some can be purchased from shop or only obtainable from other chain of quests.
During your stay in town, you will not need to worry about being attack.
Monsters are only available outside of the town.
Do remember to talk to NPC more than once, because some provide you more hints or a secret quest.
Why increase magic attack on Lance instead of Natalie?
Lance has 2 powerful limit break attacks: Nuke, Ion.
Usually, Natalie will cast Kyunn Limit Break Party Buff to
reduce enemy defenses, and the other 2 party member will hit
the enemy with their offensive Limit Breaks. However, to be on
the safe side, its good to have both Natalie and Lance share
Cakes. Or if you want Natalie to be a secondary attacker,
give all cakes to her, and Lance be the supportive utility guy.
Notice the yellow crystal star? That is a warp zone that allows
you to teleport to various maps. However, before you can
teleport, you need to discover the other warp zone located
on the other side first before you could travel there.
In this map, there is a Inn where you can purchase Food or
have your party member sleep inside to regain full health and
magic for free! There is a second compartment within the Inn,
so be sure to move to the right side of it and you will find
a chest nearby a yawning dreamy NPC. Talk to the Cat NPC
for a quest. Proceed to the bottom map for the last map in town.
(Vegetable Forest Town South East)
In this forest, you will encounter green bushes.
These are the weakest enemy in Epic Battle Fantasy 3.
To attack them, interact with the monster by going close to it
and hitting spacebar. This will take your party to a battle screen.
Scanning consumes 1 turn from Lance. If you would like all 3
to start attacking without wasting a turn, order Matt to flee
from battle by clicking Tactics, then Flee. Fleeing the battle
will earn you nothing. Re-enter the battle screen again to
restart the battle! If you feel that 2 party members can kill
those guys easily, you can skip fleeing. But this technique is
very useful when dealing against bosses and tough enemies.
Warning: Green Slimes are Poison Resistant/Immune. If you use
any poison skill on them, they regain health instead of damage.
You can hover those question mark symbols on the scanned
monsters to view strengths/weaknesses if you have forgotten.
Trojan Horse resides in this map. They are wicked strong,
lots of health. However, with all party member having a
Advanced Fire Skill (which we spent AP in Forest Battle 7),
these guys are no match for you as they are fire weak.
When your health/magic is low, have your weakest party
member damager to provide health/magic potion to the needy.
Matt will be your primary attacker who will be dealing most
damage on Jack (Boss). Keep his magic up to allow him
to do constant Quake damage. This defeats Jack quickly!
This will teleport you to another zone that has many other
deactivated crystals. To return back to the same place where
you have originated from, go close to the green crystal to
teleport back to Vegetable Forest 9 Map. If you want to return
to Town, simply visit that room again, and teleport using the
Yellow Crystal (Star Shape).
Rock Lake 1 has blue slimes which are weak against
Thunder and Poison. They are strong against ice, water, fire.
Recommended skills for attack in Rock Lake against Blue Slimes.
1. Lance use Plasmawave
2. Natalie use Thunderbolt
3. Matt use Nettle
The Unleash skill is enabled if your weapon has Unleash ability!
Some weapons do not have unleash ability.
Weapons that do have, often have it once its upgraded to
a higher level (level 3,4, or 5). Scroll to the bottom to view
each and every weapon available to view their specialty.
Similar to Rock Lake 7, few monsters, few chests.
Clear them out to move to the last map that has boss.
Some of the path that leads from this map will be able
to access chests that are unaccessible in neighboring map.
Equip Matt with Sol Spear, and upgrade it well.
Sol Spear pumps in more damage when Matt uses Fire Skill.
Equip Natalie with Red Ribbon, Red Dress and Flameheart.
Upgrade those as well. The red equips boost ice resistance,
increase fire element and boost freeze resistance!
Equip Lance with Gas Mask, Army Jacket and Super Snipe.
His Army Jacket allows him to send free random airstrikes
during battle. Gas Mask randomly cast poison gas. Super Snipe
with Unleash allows him to get free instant kills.
The ruins is inhabited by stone, robot, dark and holy monsters.
Bomb, Thunder, Dark and Holy skills will be very useful here.
The ruin battles will be more challenging.
You will often be using buffs: Barrier, Reflex, Protect
Matt does not have Thunder attacks. Consider purchasing him
a Dragon Killer (Thunder element) from shop. The shop is
located in Vegetable Forest Town. It deals thunder element
damage, a great tool against Ruins Boss who is Thunder weak.
There are no chests nor monsters to be seen.
But do you still remember that chests are hidden in tents/igloo?
Search both of the tents in this map. Each tent has a chest.
Two chests at the very top left corner are accessible from
the left neighboring map.
Notice the giant gate like the one in Kitten Kingdom Ruins?
That gate is hiding 4 chests with cool equipments!
However, before you can unlock that, you will need to
complete the map till you reach Volcano 9. Below is a video:-
A commenter has pointed out that you can grab those 4 orbs
from Kitten Kingdom Ruins, and use the warp zone in the
Glacier Valley (near Mammoth boss location) to teleport
to Kitten Kingdom Ruins Warp Zone (Near Protector boss location)
When a quest rewards you a skill, you can only select 1 of
the party member listed that is capable to learn the skill.
Once one of the party member learnt it, the other party
who is a potential candidate to learn that skill will not be able
to learn it! So you need to make a wise decision on who
will master those skills.
A simple guide is, if you want a party member to focus on
attacking, the extra skills can be allocated to the party
member who focus on a more supportive role.
For my recommendation, I have Lance and Natalie play
supportive role, while Matt takes attacker role.
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After clearing your internet cache, copy your backup save files
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I remember writing my first big epic fantasy battle scene. Despite having written lots of smaller fights and scuffles, when the moment came for an all-out battle across a large area and encompassing favorite characters and my oh-so-favorite villain, I floundered.
Needing to master all of that, I developed a few tricks that got me through. If you are struggling with tackling an epic battle, or nervous about writing your first, try these techniques out and see what you managed to create!
The hero and the villain do not simply walk up to each other and start fighting. If it were that easy, this moment would have happened chapters ago. So begin with maneuvering these two players into the position where they finally face each other. And then choreograph this ultimate battle to its conclusion.
Accomplishing this will not only give you the core of the climactic scene, it will show you what else needs to happen before the fight to get these two main players face to face and who, if anyone, needs to be present at the final battle. Last minute motivation brought about by the death or wounding of key figures will point to missing scenes that need to be fleshed out as well.
Now that you have the core narrative and see the gaps, fill them in with the POV of other characters. What happens on the far side of the battlefield that ties up reinforcements and friends and causes the delay that leads to near defeat?
So create chapter or scene-long snapshots of the main characters, including the villain, as the battle unfolds. By moving between characters who are positioned across the battlefield, the reader witnesses the entire picture without the distant narration of an omniscient viewpoint.
Of course, the drawback to this method is that time rushes forward and in the next chapter rewinds a bit. It is impossible to give the viewpoints of several different people at once unless you write from an omniscient viewpoint or head hop so much the reader is spinning.
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Mmk, I changed the font size and edited it a little bit. Not much smaller though... And I tried to try putting links, but I wrote it all with no other links involved, so I couldn't do that. Hope it's a little better
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