#Cultist simulator rites consume lore upgrade

A great way to get rid of an unwanted fascination or despair is to use it as unnecessary trappings for an initiation ritual.The key art for Cultist Simulator has popped up in my social media’s feeds at least dozens of times.

#Cultist simulator rites consume lore upgrade

Don’t rush to upgrade all your hangers on. So you can keep talking to a hireling about nothing while searching to find the complimentary hireling for that next expedition. In addition to the rehire bit, timers don’t tick down while in an action. I’m slowly taking notes on which obstacles are in which missions (though I don’t know if it is the same in subsequent playthroughs, it does seem the same for repeat missions). I send lone unfunded hirelings to scout the obstacles. I then add followers later if it looks safe to do so. After having large numbers of followers die in expeditions, even when I matched up their skills properly to the task, I use hirelings for the initial two slots in expeditions. This is mainly basic game mechanics/UI, but read ahead at your own risk anyway. It’s hard to know what to spoiler tag in this game. You can combine two lores of the same level by studying to get a better one or you can combine two different ones to transmute only one of the two to a higher level. “Lore”, is the primary, permanent source of aspects, but can also be bolstered by temporary, decaying, insights or uh, glimmers?. Knock (key): signifies operning door, in minions, used for stealing/lockpicking Secret Histories (purple book): signifies knowledge, consumed with exploration to find expeditions Lantern (lantern): signifies wisdom, in minions, used for augury Winter (white dot): signifies death, in minions, used for procuring corpses and communing with the dead Moth (moth): signifies confusion: in minions, used for bamboozlingįorge (hammer): signifies construction/destruction, in minions, used for demolition Heart (heart): signifies will to live: in minions, used to friendship Red Grail (red cup): signifies passion, in minions, used for seductionĮdge (knife): signifies violence, in minions, used for assasination In any case I don’t want to burn myself with the game already, I will leave it for now and come back in a few months, in that time the devs should have improved some UI stuff, polished some corners, maybe include extra content, etc.Įach aspect work kind of like an element (fire, ice, etc.) or stats in other games and are also associated with an ability in minions. Thing is, I already had noticed some cards turning sometimes into Dread, but I wasn’t sure which cards or how, if there was a condition or what.

What I didn’t know was the hourglass hint given by Thrag below, that would have allowed me to plan things better.Īlso this gem I learn from the Steam forums: Restlessness turns into Dread, you are supposed to use up restlessness painting or doing whatever. I also know how Dread interact with Fascination. :) I only lost by 2 seconds, in fact, I was dreaming some contentment already. I knew that, in fact I would have lost much sooner if I wouldn’t know. As long as you do this and keep some funds on hand for emergency contentment purchases when the Dread action is in play you should be able to keep Dread under control. You can put Dread on the Dream action with a Contentment card to remove both. Keep an eye out for times when you have both Contentment AND Dread cards on the table together. Putting a Fund on the Dream action will give you a guaranteed Contentment Card. Spoiler blur for those that want to figure this out themselves.