Decisions have long-reaching effects. For instance, lying to an NPC might work temporarily, but discovery later can lead to severe repercussions.
Combat is extremely dangerous and often tactical. Your health (HP) does not increase naturally, and there is no healing during a fight.
You choose from eight backgrounds (e.g., Assassin, Merchant, Loremaster) which dictate your starting equipment, initial faction allegiances, and first quest.
There are no character levels; instead, you earn skill points (SP) by completing quests or defeating enemies to improve specific combat or "civil" skills.
The game diverges from traditional RPGs by focusing on specialization and consequence rather than a "hero's journey" power fantasy.
" The Age of Decadence " is a challenging, turn-based role-playing game (RPG) set in a low-magic, post-apocalyptic world inspired by the fall of the Roman Empire. Developed by Iron Tower Studio, it emphasizes meaningful choices, high difficulty, and multiple paths to completing quests, often allowing for entirely non-combat "pacifist" playthroughs.
Decisions have long-reaching effects. For instance, lying to an NPC might work temporarily, but discovery later can lead to severe repercussions.
Combat is extremely dangerous and often tactical. Your health (HP) does not increase naturally, and there is no healing during a fight.
You choose from eight backgrounds (e.g., Assassin, Merchant, Loremaster) which dictate your starting equipment, initial faction allegiances, and first quest.
There are no character levels; instead, you earn skill points (SP) by completing quests or defeating enemies to improve specific combat or "civil" skills.
The game diverges from traditional RPGs by focusing on specialization and consequence rather than a "hero's journey" power fantasy.
" The Age of Decadence " is a challenging, turn-based role-playing game (RPG) set in a low-magic, post-apocalyptic world inspired by the fall of the Roman Empire. Developed by Iron Tower Studio, it emphasizes meaningful choices, high difficulty, and multiple paths to completing quests, often allowing for entirely non-combat "pacifist" playthroughs.
