Comments for Tales of Nebezem: Four Fates

You're right, the timeline where Marcus weakens the Pyromilites (giving the Veraces an advantage) is the least likely in regards to continuity. I'm in favor of Marcus joining Praxipolis, which leaves both Veraces and Pyromilites weakened and only fighting each other.

Hi, I wasn't thinking anything specific to be honest, the abandoned village is just a little example of how unstable the region is, with clans engaging in wars, allegiances shifting etc. It's in contrast to the Kingdom in the west (where Danu lives), which is the only truly unified nation in Nebezem at this point in time, and it's very stable and rigid. The northern water people have their Order, of course, but they don't have one "central government". And the eastern nations (air) have no unified "country" either, plus they're divided into two races - the Windels (fighters) and the Miels (intellectuals, magicians) - Tyyni is a Miel.

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Which one?

Not really a bug, is it? You just get yourself stuck by surrounding yourself with corpses :) You can always load the last autosave, which is just before you start killing the snakes.

You mean when the game starts? Or at some point later in the game? At the beginning, you're supposed to explore the world and find a way to deal with the crisis you're clan is in. Good place to start is to talk to the chiefs of other clans. During the game, when you forget what you're doing at the moment, you can read the journal in your inventory. Talking to the Marcus's mother at various stages also help, she usually gives you an advice.

Thank you! Let's see what the future brings. I'd like to start progressing the timeline, i.e. make a story that takes place after the end of Elemental Link when the Gray Tower is built and the nations start interacting with each other.

Hey, I can totally see your point. I've been told many times that my stories are all full of "good" characters and there's little antagonism, so I made this one where you can also become sort of evil. Some people like playing a sadist character who kills anyone for personal gain. At least it invokes more emotional response this way - you can appreciate the 2 happier endings more when you see the alternatives and experience how sad or "evil" it can get with different choices made.

Yes, ending 2 is the most loyal and "standard" one - you accomplish what is asked of you, save your chief and get rewarded. But in ending 4, you can say you're even more loyal because you sacrifice your way of life and go to war like a good soldier defending his homeland, plus you help the entire human race, not just your little clan.

Thank you :) Yes, the games are meant to create a larger picture, each is a small piece of a mosaic portraying the world.

Make sure you create enough shadow to get all the way to where the guard is standing. There are two lanterns on the wall...

Cornelius is in Praxipolis, he's the first one you kill, because he has the lowest HP of all the shades. You need the ring to kill Octavius, no one else.

Yeah, she's a sweat girl. :) Marcus doesn't even appreciate her enough :D

Sure, start by talking to the Verax chief.

It can be deceptive, but not that much. If you count the objects and add the numbers together, you get "18" which is not good for a 3-digit code. The objects behind the chest are basically pictures showing you which digit is which number. There are no red flowers/cacti/signs inside of houses. It's true though that the quarry is outside the town, but it's still a territory of the Veraces, so it counts. The items you need to count are in the 3 outdoor locations of the Verax village you can access - the workers' area, the warriors' area, and the quarry.

Cool, thanks :)

Thank you!

You need the shadow because it gives you an extra attack against him, not to avoid him.

There's a dead tree right at the gorge.

The first one is generally the hardest, whichever you play first, because you don't know where things are and how things work yet.

Good job, glad you've enjoyed the game.

There's nothing complicated about it, I'd suggest to start with the color with most pots, but someone here said they found it easier to start with the second most numerous color. Then just try to make the pots fit in the 3x4 area. Around the edges, no flower should point out of the "garden" area, all flowers must connect with other flowers of the same color.

See the comment above, maybe it helps.

Be a little more aggressive ;) The shadow just gives you the advantage you need.

Congrats! This game is not doing so well in the ratings so far, so not sure about a next game :(

You mean the delivery between Lucilla and Jonas? He gives you a gemstone for it, which you later trade for another gemstone. You probably skipped a few dialogue line there ;)

It's the number of the flowers, the cacti, and the signs in the whole village. The hint you read there (The code is the amount...) is just something the magus wrote there to help himself remember :)

No, those are just 2 out of the 4 options. The other 2 are far less, um.. cynical.

Thanks! I've never heard of the Detroit thing though.

You've got all you need. The shade in the oasis is waiting for something to appear in the lake, right? You can fool him...

You have to talk to the male gnome (Plürd), he'll give you a test with flowers and then give you what you need to steal the orb. Maybe you've already done that and have the powder? If not, PM me please.

Your health is never restored after a fight. There are healing herbs in most outdoor regions, you can use them to heal yourself. Look for green leafy things.

I'm glad zomeone notized! :)

Talk to Fido, the assassin, he's sitting outside the café in the same village.

You have to use the correct shapes... e.g. stand on the tile with a square hole > use the square tablet in your inventory.

Exactly, something to lure him there. Visit the infamous house of friendly ladies in the Verax village to find a suitable item ;)

Yes! There is strength in unity.