#vindissaga

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Welcome back for another round of item sneak peaks, this time with animal products! Ranging from milk to dung, the fruits of animal husbandry find use in both the Chef and Alchemist class, respectively. But... our crafting system is flexible! If an item is tagged as "Animal Product" and a recipe only calls for a generic "Animal Product," feel free to drop cow dung in there. After all, it's historically accurate.

To show that it has its priorities straight, Vindis Saga has three types of cheese. The first is Satter Cheese, a spicy red cheese produced in the Scarlet Highlands. Cows graze on the highlands' crimson grass and their cheese handily reflects the biome. Our second cheese is called Bairox Cheese, a bland but proud dairy product created in the central lands of Turland. The third and final one is Silheim Cheese, created in a small village in Polmany, which is to the east of Turland. The bay-colored Silheim cow was one of the first to be domesticated yet its strong-tasting cheese has only recently become popular among the nobility

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Continuing on with our item sneak peeks! Today we're showing off stones, which are materials used by the Smithy to craft components like Hammer Heads, Arrow Tips, and various other nicknacks. They further serve their purpose in the creation of Essences and Substances at the Alchemist's hands, which are used to create potions, elixirs, and draughts. 

Stone is in high demand in the world of Vindis. Since the Free Company of Nebrides, a troublesome band of violent mercenaries, has taken over the city of Highwall, its castle has fallen to disrepair. The player might strike a deal to supply these brigands with renovation materials -- or the Nebrideans may have to take it themselves from others.

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Welcome to the first part of our item sneak peeks for Vindis Saga: Tactics! This week we’ll be taking a look at metals, which are used by the Smithy class to produce components like Blades, Bits, Tips, Torsos, and Visors. Each metal has a unique property that changes its stat contribution as a crafted component, so a Copper Blade will therefore be discernible from a Glintsteel Blade not only in appearance but also statistically.

Further on, when actual weapons (and other items) are forged together from various components; a sword using a Copper Blade, Copper Pommel, and Copper Guard will be extremely different from one that uses Glintsteel as a material basis for all of those components. Get crafting!

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Attack outcome predictor! Eventually the models that pop in will have custom animations based on which class they are.