GAME GUIDE
BUILDINGS
Buildings drive your economic and military might, providing profession training for your villagers.
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PROFESSIONS
Peasants can be trained in a number of economic and military professions.
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ITEMS
Each character in Folk Tale can be equipped with their own gear, crafted at your buildings, or looted from the corpses of your fallen enemies.
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FACTIONS
Each biome has two opposing factions. In the Grasslands, the Withering Dead under the rule of Mordrich, and the Gladefolk, lead by Nara, Earth Mother. Additional factions will be revealed in the coming months.
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HEROES
Heroes can be faction-aligned, such as Lilith the Necromancer and Willow the Healer, or neutral, such as Ser Gregory. Faction-aligned heroes can only be unlocked by following the faction's storyline. Additional heroes will be revealed in the coming months.
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