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Another interesting part is the stress mechanic, causing your adventurers to accrue stress as they keep adventuring. Planning out what and/or who to take with you can sometimes take as long as running a dungeon but it really makes you feel like you’re organizing an adventure. This also includes having enough provisions such as torches and food. This involves having decent party setup, which usually consists of at least 1 tank, 1 healer, and 2 damage dealers. To clear a dungeon you’ll need to prepare adequately.

You as the lord of a small settlement will employ these adventurers to clear out the mysterious dungeons surrounding your property. Interesting adventurer management While the fabled heroes are off slaying dragons, battling demon kings, and saving princesses, the small-time adventurers have to clean up the dregs. Taking your time to gather the materials you need and synthesizing them into the best possible items pays off in the end.

Going for quality gives you more experience points to level up and more money from the jobs you take on. Arranging your ingredients together in certain ways on the grid boosts the end product's effects, like putting them near green squares to improve your product's healing effect, which improves the item's overall quality. If you just put your ingredients wherever on the grid, you'll end up with a bad product. The puzzle-like 4x4 crafting grid has a neat strategy in how you can make the most out of your ingredients. You can take as long you want to gather the stuff you need before going back home to your alchemy lab, or your atelier. You can lose yourself in the game for hours as you explore the fantasy-like levels, picking up resources from bushes, hacking away at trees, or mining them from rocks. Engaging gathering and crafting system with alchemy as the game's main focus Atelier Lydie & Suelle focuses on gathering materials and synthesizing them into alchemy formulas as the main mechanics.

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