Vampire's Fall: Origins RPG

⚔️ So you believe you're prepared for combat, new recruit? ⚔️

You've stumbled upon us, hailing from a powerful lineage, with the belief that you possess what it takes to be our savior. Well, may the gods protect us! We're fortunate to have someone like you, fresh and eager, on our team! Perhaps you will indeed evolve into the formidable champion destined to confront the Witchmaster, engage him in battle, and bring about peace throughout the realm.

Or -- HA -- maybe you'll just be a delightful snack!

🗡️Battle your way to triumph in our traditional open-world RPG!

🗡️Challenge your resilience in classic PVP encounters. Can you formulate a winning strategy?

🗡️Do you possess the mettle to emerge victorious in battle and achieve immortality?

Vampire’s Fall is a grand RPG plunging you into an expansive adventure, enabling you to carve out a reputation for yourself. Will you be revered or dreaded in this indulgent game?

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For enthusiasts of open-world games, an incredibly vast map awaits exploration, secret treasures beg to be discovered, top-tier skills await unlocking, and countless monsters lie in wait in these malevolent lands to be vanquished in this dark fantasy game. Enhance your skills and emerge triumphant!

Vampire’s Fall: Origins Beginner’s Guide: Tips, Tricks & Strategies to Slay Your Way to Victory

1. Master The Basics

Despite there being a tutorial that walks you through the initial minutes of your dive into the world of Vampire’s Fall: Origins, the itch of moving forward with the adventure, in tandem with the amount of info you have to process may lead you to forget some of them. In any case, securing a firm grasp of the basic features and mechanics leads to a good start as you would want to be sure that you won’t miss out on anything as you move forward with your journey.

For starters, it is best to know all the icons and menus on your screen. By default, your virtual d-pad only appears when you touch or hold any area on the screen, which means you can navigate your character using either your left or right hand. The gear icon takes you to the settings where you can opt for a fixed joystick, make it brighter, and adjust music and sound volume. There are buttons here that take you to a gamepedia, unstuck your character, enter a redeem code, change the language, and even exit the game.

The speech bubble can take you to an online chat but you will have to sign in first with your Facebook account or your Google Play account. In addition to the global chat, this is where you can also engage in PvP, get updates with news from Devs, and even create or join a clan.

The trophy icon takes you to The Hunt, World Brutals, and Daily Brutals. These are game modes you can revel in alongside the main campaign and are worth partaking in especially considering the rewards.

The wing icon takes you to a shop of sorts where you can purchase wings, helms, cosmetics, and limited items, and see premium offers as well. Gold coins are no good here as items you can purchase without using real cash need to be bought using dark shards.

Finally, the anvil icon lets you upgrade your gears and weapons. You need blood stones to perform an upgrade and using additional ones can increase the chances of success.

There are 4 sets of numbers at the top center area of your screen. Your Hit Points or HP is on the upper left while your Experience or EXP is on the upper right. HP determines how many hits it would take for you to die while the EXP bar indicates how far or close you are to reach the next level. Underneath the Quests and Vampire buttons are your currencies. Dark shards on the left stand as a premium currency while gold coins on the right are your basic currency. When you reach a new level, a “Level Up” button appears at the top of your screen and this will instantly take you to the skills page.

The Quests button takes you to a page where all quests you have activated can be seen. This is divided into currently active quests and completed ones. You can tap to highlight any active quest on the list to see details of your next objective relative to that quest. The Vampire button is a sort of all-in-one portal to your character. This is where you can view your inventory and equip items, see stats and other pertinent details, check skill levels and distribute skill points, change cosmetics if you have any, and also view quests.

You have a very helpful mini-map at the upper right side of your screen. Although the general direction of your objective as well as other important icons are marked on it, you can tap on the mini-map to expand it and show you the entire continent. The adventure map also lets you mark a target location by tapping on them. Doing so will place a blue arrow on the map, which is also visible on the mini-map.

At the right side of your screen is where you can generate potions. Although you have just a maximum of 5 potions you can carry, this is where you can concoct some more for consumption or storage later. Different types of potions have different completion times. Finally, you may occasionally notice an exclamation mark at the bottom of your screen. Tapping on it will pull something up and you may have an opportunity to earn some extra coins and dark shards with an ad boost offer. This will also show an ad icon just below your HP.

2. Prioritize Quests By Area

In most cases, our strategy in many RPGs we played would be to prioritize main quests or campaigns over side quests and other game modes the adventure may offer. Main quests typically unlock more features and game modes and also offer the most basic gears and items as rewards ensuring that you get the most boost, especially in the early part of your journey. In Vampire’s Fall: Origins, however, we consider taking on side quests in conjunction with main quests, especially when progression through the main quest will take you into a rather distant area or location.

If you check the Quests Menu that we described earlier, the list of the active quest is the main quest line, “Origins” at the top of the list, followed by a series of side quests. There can be an abundance of side quests available to you simultaneously especially if you converse with NPCs outside of those you need to interact with in relation to the main quest.

The main quest line is essentially broken down into parts, with subparts potentially being a series of quests within a relatively small area. Side quests, on the other hand, can be as quick and simple as having just one objective, or it can be a lengthy mission that requires a series of tasks to complete. On the map as well as the mini-map, you can easily distinguish main quest locations from side quest locations. Although you may opt to remove tick marks on the option to show either one, having them all appear at the same time on the map is not inconvenient at all.

Main quest targets will always be marked by red arrows on the mini-map and each one will appear as a huge red circle on the map. Side quests cannot be readily seen on the mini-map but will appear as a circled exclamation mark on the map. Keep in mind that you perform a pinch gesture on the map to zoom in and out of it for convenience.

For the strategy, make it a habit to check the location of the next main quest relative to the location of the side quests you have activated. If the next main quest objective is farther, especially if it leads you to another town or area, then chances are that quest will have more difficult challenges for you. You will readily see some enemies that form part of quests but there are random battles that can take place within the entire map.

You will not see random battle enemies before the actual battle so long travels ensure an encounter or even several battles along the way. Another common scenario to expect is that new areas will have tougher enemies. In this sense, if you are struggling or perhaps just aptly able to defeat monsters in your current area, then your present stats and skills may not be sufficient to take on the next level of challenges. In this sense, it becomes advisable to take on nearby side quests first as accomplishing those will also grant you some EXP and materials you can use to further strengthen your character.

Especially in the early part of your journey, it can still happen that even after you accomplish all side quests in the immediate vicinity, you can still find yourself struggling with the next level location. Beyond grinding for EXP and leveling up a bit, there will also be a constant need to gather as much gold as you can and secure better gears. There is also the matter of how you choose to distribute points across skills and how that synergizes with your current gear attributes.

Experiencing a death in Vampire’s Fall: Origins is not as awful compared to most RPGs. You do not lose EXP or even risk losing items in your inventory. When your HP reaches 0, you will lose a certain amount of gold coins and be revived in the closest town. The amount of gold coins you lose depends on your level, approximately 30%. This means that it is okay to die earlier than later in the game. Likewise, voluntary dying for the instant teleport is also a viable tactic when you want to be in town faster than having to travel a certain distance if you have no teleportation potions.

3. Choose Your Build Wisely

Vampire’s Fall: Origins offers a wide array of skills and abilities that ensure your character’s uniqueness compared with everyone else’s character. To begin with, the Lineage you choose before you start your adventure already provides your character with a unique permanent buff. The 4 lineages to choose from are Nosferatu, Magistrav, Ranjeni, and Equides. The Nosferatu family receives an 8% increase in gold drop. The Magistrav family has an increased 2% in item drops. The Ranjeni family has an extra 2% Dodge. The Equides lineage gains 5% more EXP than other lineages.

You will not be able to switch lineages once you start your adventure but Vampire’s Fall: Origins provides a total of 4 character slots for you to create extra characters if you want to. In any case, each of the 4 lineages’ respective bonuses is very helpful and should be considered to have equal importance. The best one is naturally the one that most suitably fits your preferences.

Under the skills menu, you will have Bloodline, Abilities, and Might to peek into. For Bloodlines and Abilities, you will need to visit these features with each new level you reach and distribute points according to your desired build. Although there are ways to reset the points you have distributed later on at the cost of currency, it is best to strategically plan your skill tree before investing points in any of them.

The Bloodlines skill tree tremendously has an impact on how your character performs in combat. It is naturally designed in that you cannot max out all nodes and earlier ones are required to reach a certain level before you can allocate points on succeeding nodes. Bloodline skills are divided into Anger, Vitality, and Deceit abilities. Each one has its specialization of sorts, suggesting how you may want to build your character around moving forward.

Anger points center around augmenting damage from specific weapon types. Attributes invested into the Anger group can also improve your main attack, critical strikes, and even counterattack damage. You want to focus on a specific weapon type and max that out. The rest apply to almost any build but will be more beneficial to some than others.

Vitality points are almost self-explanatory since it largely deals with bolstering your character’s HP. This is where you can also increase your armor and focus, and even help replenish focus via your combo turns. The last node here is certainly something we appreciate as Vampiric Touch lets you gain a certain amount of damage as HP.

Deceit points primarily focus on boosting dodge rate and block rate but this is also where you can gain more gold and EXP from battles as well as increase your equip load and even unlock an extra potion crafting slot. The nodes on this group are certainly beneficial to you regardless of your build, with some aspects benefiting some builds more than others.

Once your character reaches level 60, you will have access to the Legendary Bloodline, giving you access to 25 skills in which you can invest Legendary Bloodline Points. A lot of these buffs are well in support of the ones in the previous Bloodline groups so at this point in your adventure you should already have an end build in mind.

Abilities are active skills you can use in combat at the cost of focus. There are 8 abilities available to you, some of which can be unlocked only after reaching a certain level. You need 80 Ability Points to max everything out but with a max character level of 100 and an Ability Point earned with each level up, you can max abilities out at level 81. For starters, however, it is largely a matter of prioritizing one over another based on your fighting style and preference.

Might is a unique set of buffs that can benefit your character if you activate them. Unlike the rest of your skills and abilities, Might not be earned via leveling up. Instead, you will need to find Sacred Bush Circles scattered across the map. You will know you are at the right place as it is literally a circle of bushes. Standing inside of one will summon a monument guarded by a Pillar Guard and defeating the Pillar Guard will unlock a Might. There are 6 Might abilities in Vampire’s Fall: Origins and finding 2 will form part of your quests.

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