For Mishu’s side-quest, I believe you need to check the green and gold box in the desert temple. It should say that a fertility artifact is missing from it. You then can go talk to Misha to find out that she took it.
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Thanks a ton Linkup! I think with this I’ll finally have all the sidequests done (hopefully).
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I’m surprised I didn’t mention this before, but I think Valorie needs some buffs. Early on, she can’t really do much besides act as a damage sponge. Both her DPS and support capacity are weaker than Leah’s. I would suggest giving her more abilities that focus on physical damage and raising the duration of her Taunt and defense buffs. The latter would free up more turns to make use of the former, rather than forcing her to spend every third or fourth turn refreshing Taunt. Also, as it is, she barely has a use for her MP pool.
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Thanks, I’ll certainly look into it. I’ve been getting a lot of feedback from combat and plan to make some adjustments. That said I also am going to remove the enemy auto level plugin and set constant stats with enemies as well.
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If you’re reevaluating combat, one thing I noticed that makes the characters feel underwhelming sometimes is their very small movepools. Unless I missed something, each character only starts with 2 skills and can learn just 1 more, sans their fertility skills, which are shared between characters. There’s a lot of restrictions on what each character can do in combat because of this, since there are few ways for them to inflict status effects or buff the rest of the party.
This is part of what skews balance among party members: Leah has the best damage and she can provide single-target or multi-target damage as needed. Sanura has similar abilities that don’t hit as hard, and her only notable deviation from what Leah provides is an ability that applies random effects–which, admittedly, I didn’t unlock until after beating all the bosses in the current build. And, as stated, Val can’t pull her weight unless the team needs healing, since she has no offensive abilities and Taunt is useless because it doesn’t affect who the enemy attacks.
I think just giving each character a clearer niche and more ways to be useful to the team will go a long way. Like, Leah focuses on single-target burst, Sanura is the “sweeper,” and Val can boost the team’s defense or provide lower damage as needed.
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Something else I noticed that might be contributing is the somewhat wonky damage numbers. Try fighting an enemy in the absolute first area, compared to the current endgame. I was at the dozens of levels and a fight that took 3 attacks to finish against a level 1, that should have been a guaranteed instant kill, took 2 hits.
There’s some BS with the damage calcs going on on top of the movepool stuff, making you feel like you’re never really getting any stronger.
Yeah, I added some plugins to save me time from having to manually set enemy stat levels while at the same time set up an new def/armour formula to prevent some major balance upsets. That said, I think I’m going to pull out those plugins so that in time you feel more powerful as well as certain enemies will feel quite a bit more difficult if you are not within their level range.
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Good Morning everyone, I’ve recently come across this game and have managed to beat up until the forbidden(or was it abandoned?) temple, I accidentally forgot the name but it’s the one with the dryads and the Goddess’ corrupted influence, ive been wanting to ask how do I upgrade Sanura.
While scrolling through the replies here I’ve seen some say I need to beat the “Neko” temple, but where is that exactly? I’ve already beaten the tower area to the lower left of neko village and the only other area seems to be the pyramid area which is still closed off, though went there earlier and got the item boxes in the abandoned houses.
I’ve already beaten the tower area near neko village and got all the gems from the questions, do I still need to a side quest of sorts to unlock Sanura’s upgrade level? Some specific instructions would be greatly appreciated. And thanks I’m advance if anyone can answer.
So far I’ve been having a lot of fun with the game, I actually managed to get to and beat the dryad temple within a couple of hours just because ive been having so much fun,though I may have neglected a good chunk of the side quests in favor of my mad dash through the main story.
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You need to go back to the Neko Temple (the big tower at the southwest of the Neko Village) and refurbish it. You can speak to an angel inside that you can spend your Seeds on to do so.
After that, there will be a new NPC at the center of the tower that you can do the sidequests to upgrade Sanura.
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Oh you mean the one with the questions that give gems and has a rock golem as the boss? Alright then, thanks!
By the way I probably won’t be able to help a lot with finding bugs or what not but I have encountered some missing things, like the right staircase in Damia’s temple(the floating temple) not working and the same for the second temple you encounter(the one in the silent woods?) also has a right staircase you can’t go through.
I’ve also encountered that event where the screen suddenly blacks out in battle, this one happened in the dryad temple, although the game returned to normal after I beat the enemy unlike the previous posters situation where he couldn’t see anything afterwards.
Thanks for the reply, I was about to say that I’m not sure how to refurbish the temple because I couldn’t find an angel there but I ended up revitalizing the place using the brazier by accident and the angel appeared in the temple just after you enter.
I seriously had no idea there was an area off to the right until I noticed the path leading to it(I’m so stupid) but finally did and used the gems to light the brazier and the temple is now covered in plants and the angel is there.
I guess I’ll upgrade sanura now and do the side quests now while I wait for the pyramid to be finished. Overall fun fetish game, will definitely come back very now and then to see if there is anything new.
I just hope it gets finished since I actually got invested in what’s happening in the story, I’ve seen some games like this that just get abandoned without being done.
You’ll have to speak to the kitsune, whom you’ll find in the same room as Sophia’s tent. (That was her name, right?) She will give you the ability to crack open these chests.
Yeah sorry it’s me again, I was just gonna ask where one can get a tiger lily.
From what the npc said it only grows in an oasis and the only oasis around the area is neko village(or is there another oasis area?).
While I was scrolling down this thread I saw someone talk about it and they showed an image of the large bath area in neko village, specifically showing a spot just above the right changing room, but all I’ve gotten there are +10 power-ups, is there another area that has tiger Lily’s or do I just keep coming back again and again until I get lucky and get a tiger lily instead of a +10 power-up?
That’s not the tiger lily, that’s the blue flower. You use that to recruit the slimegirl for the mansion.
You can find tiger lilies outside the Neko Tower, with the one sparkle that doesn’t seem to do anything if you interact with it. You’ll see it once you complete the puzzle to restore the temple.
I can’t find kitsune 
she at the camp you have to go to when you have to sneak into the castle
The flame thing to the top right is what you’re looking for.