321
edits
Either or: Difference between revisions
m
favilinking this looks jank
m (+pets navbox) |
m (favilinking this looks jank) |
||
| Line 14: | Line 14: | ||
{{name}} is a [[pets|pet]] only available to [[Freehold Games Patreon|patrons]] that consists of two halves: {{favilink|either}}, and {{favilink|or}}. They are parallel versions of the player that are slightly different. Visually, they take on the tile of the player character. If the player levels up, they will also level up regardless of how much experience they actually have. This has no meaningful effect because they are intangible and are unable to fight in battle or be damaged. {{name}} only affects the world when one of them achieves what is known in code as “chirality.” | {{name}} is a [[pets|pet]] only available to [[Freehold Games Patreon|patrons]] that consists of two halves: {{favilink|either}}, and {{favilink|or}}. They are parallel versions of the player that are slightly different. Visually, they take on the tile of the player character. If the player levels up, they will also level up regardless of how much experience they actually have. This has no meaningful effect because they are intangible and are unable to fight in battle or be damaged. {{name}} only affects the world when one of them achieves what is known in code as “chirality.” | ||
When spoken to, they speak of your previous accomplishments in their respective color with the font replaced with symbols similar to {{favilink|Gloaming}}. These accomplishments do not include visiting the starting village and turning in books to | When spoken to, they speak of your previous accomplishments in their respective color with the font replaced with symbols similar to {{favilink|Gloaming}}. These accomplishments do not include visiting the starting village and turning in books to [[Sheba Hagadias, Librarian of the Stilt]]. If the player has not accomplished anything yet, they say “You've done nothing.” | ||
For technical reasons, this page title cannot include the slash. Both the names of {{#var:either}} and {{#var:or}} are more commonly colored compared to standard wiki guidelines to distinguish them between the normal usage of the words either and or. | For technical reasons, this page title cannot include the slash. Both the names of {{#var:either}} and {{#var:or}} are more commonly colored compared to standard wiki guidelines to distinguish them between the normal usage of the words either and or. | ||