stock bandages dont sell it , skills will come with the quests
RPGM Peasant's Quest [v3.55] [Tinkerer]
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Go to Tower & follow Erevi's story. She teaches lightning.
Meet & impreg Shakala the Goblin. Beat Bhrute the goblin to learn Moghty Blow.
I've played the game so many times and played around with every option that it's almost second nature to me now. There's nothing difficult about the game really, if you take the time to learn how it works. The biggest mistake is to try to complete every quest before you are well enough prepared.
How do I make money? Besides killing goblins? What I'm trying to say is that is there something else that will give me more money that I can't do yet?
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Drug smuggeling with the Elfs, tax money from being mayor and tributes from being Goblin King
Don't forget the farm. You can do this very early in the game. It was my second source of income after goblin hunting. Moreover, it has no risk for low level character.
Talk to Gwynneth (the hooker).
For money:
You can click on the stump (South-West from Weirdwood and North/above the cave) and some cheat chests will appear around town and in the Witch house; OR
work in Farm: 15 coins + a place to sleep
work in Smithy: 5 coins every time you click to work (up to 7/8 times in a day, depending how tired you are and shop closing time)
farm goblin ears
pick up ingredients and materials and sell them
For a place to sleep, early game use the alley, the farm shed or the inn (if you need to recover health).
To rent the house, you pay 100 coins first. Then you have to be able to pay 100 plus some coins every week.
If you spy on Victoria, the next time she will show up to collect the rent (instead of the soldier) and she proposes a deal.
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You should only take the house if you can maintain it.
100 Gold a week and 200 Gold if you want to advance with Victorias Story after a bit is not easily earned.
Non of the aformentioned Sources of income are for Low Level Characters. farming Goblin ears is the best way to earn Gold early than. I'd advice you to only advance the story to unlock the mentioned Options once you MC is Level 20+
Your trying to run before you can walk. What's the rush?. (1) Learn how the game works. (2) Women cost money and bring trouble, avoid as much as possible until you can afford it. (3) Read everything Tinkerer has put in the game, every description in the game is worth hours of play, ignore it and you will struggle, it's there for a reason. The house costs 100 gold a week or 5 goblins worth. Learn how to use the characters time and assets efficiently, e.g. sleep recharges HP so don't waste bandages recharging when you are getting tired, sleep instead. If you have time work at the forge to increase your level. If HP is too low to fight collect ingredients instead but only where and when it is safe to do so. Kill the snakes in the mill AFTER a visit to the spider cave, this saves a cure poison potion. You can visit the cave and kill one spider then leave, you don't always have to go all the way, one spider will give you a venom gland, and sometimes a nectar, but most importantly it helps increase your level, don't bother with a potion for one or two spiders just kill then leave. the higher your level the easier the game becomes. Cave flower nectar is one of the most important for crafting potions so collect at every opportunity. Remember this is a game not a porn story and like any game you need to learn the basics and build your skills to play well.
If you can save up 100 gold from gathering resources, renting the fields will be more than enough to pay for the house. If you only grow pumpkin, each field yield 90 gold/week for a total of 360 gold/week. The rent is 100 gold/week. No risk involve. You can use the time to do other things like hunting goblin when your skill and HP allows, work for the blacksmith or the farmer, or gathering more resources. You need the field later to grow wheat (to make flour).
Find the Poacher quest: 50 golds reward (+20 for goblin ear). Easy fight with full HP and a dagger (from Find the Blacksmith's Dog quest).
Weirdwood, Northern Forest, and Western Road ingredients gathering: roughly 80 - 90 golds. Save at least 2 pumpkins for the field.
Work for the farmer (+15 gold, a meal, and a place to sleep). You can work for the blacksmith once or twice in the same day (5 - 10 gold).
The shovel is free. Right of the wheat field.
You could get more than 200 golds after 5 days from the start.
Find the Poacher quest: 50 golds reward (+20 for goblin ear). Easy fight with full HP and a dagger (from Find the Blacksmith's Dog quest).
Weirdwood, Northern Forest, and Western Road ingredients gathering: roughly 80 - 90 golds. Save at least 2 pumpkins for the field.
Work for the farmer (+15 gold, a meal, and a place to sleep). You can work for the blacksmith once or twice in the same day (5 - 10 gold).
The shovel is free. Right of the wheat field.
You could get more than 200 golds after 5 days from the start.
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don't you think that's a bit excessive? level 20+ is good enough to fight The Master
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For the drug deal you need to fight in the Well, and afterwards keep the road to Greyport free of Bandits, For the Mayor you need to fight a Bandit Camp and free the temple from the Orc invasion.
For the Goblins you need to fight the Goblin King and his Troll army. (this one is likely the easiest as you have companions with skills)
If you haven't unlocked a companion at any such times it's not really an easy task to achieve this.
For the Master you have Oksana and 3 templars at your side (well those 3 NPCs die before the encounter, leaving MC and Oksana, but you have equipment that significantly weaken the Master aswell)
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What people forget is that the character is a farm boy, as green as grass with zero skills other than farming. Ever wondered why the military spend so much time and money on training new recruits?, it's so they don't kill or maim themselves before they've killed the enemy. He's probably never even seen a goblin let alone fought one. "The grind", which annoys so many, is an essential part of the game, it teaches you the value of things, how to use them, and your time, efficiently. I personally don't like the cheat mode as it short circuits the learning process, I use it now when starting the game afresh because I know the game inside out, but for the first dozen or so times I played I didn't use the cheat mode, I didn't even know it was there until I tried to pick the daffodils to sell, that's how you learn. I could write a walkthrough but that would ruin the whole point of the game for others. All the information you need is in the game, you just have to look for it.
I fought and beat the master at level 16, you do need a lot of healing potions, a crystal egg powered lightning strike is a big help but only after each strike with the shard bolts.
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No need for that the Guide is VERY detailed and covers most of it, Tinkerer adds the changelogs/walkthrough to each Update, covering the new stuff in order to cover the portions the Guide hasn't either.
With the right equipment, skills and tactics you can lower the Level requirements drasticly, but a first time Player will likely require a higher Level to stand their ground