Some people real-time combat is others.
Others say it’s turn-based.
Each tile matters, and it’s crucial that you make the best of your movement abilities.
Before moving any character,look closely at which enemy you want to deal with first.
In many cases,it’s good to let enemies approach you first.
Is an enemy approaching you alone?
Are they in a group?
Which angle are they going to attack you first?
Knowing the answer to these questions will help you decide where you better move your characters.
Instead of immediately scattering them across the battlefield, maybeit’s a good idea to wait it out.
Simply hit your characters, and choose the hourglass symbol when doing so.
confirm you’re always facing an enemy when ending your turn.
When the green tiles start highlighting, face the direction of any enemy that’s close by.
Use Terrain To Your Advantage
Terrain plays a huge role in Those Who Rule.
For instance, being in a bush grants you a massive dodge bonus.
This helps you close some gaps and stay weary of any incoming attacks.
Choose your tiles wisely, and certain terrain types can boost your survivability.
double-check you loot chests as you navigate through different terrains.
Some chests can be hiding in tricky spots!
Healing On The Go
When starting out, you’ll usually have two options for healing.
First, through light or heavy bandages.
Second, through your party’s Healer (most likely Phoebe).
You need tostay aware of both these optionsand when they are applicable.
There’s a neat way of going about this.
When one character has just fought an enemy, get their HP back through your Healer.
Understanding Core Stats
Core stats determine a character’s performancein battle.
Skill
Purpose
Vitality
Determines yourcharacter’s total HP.
Strength
Decides how yourweapon deals damage.
Boosts the accuracyand hit chance for your character.
Agility
Improves dodge chanceand the likelihood of double attacks.
Endurance
Decides the maximum weightyour character can carry without any penalties.
Defense
Determines how much damageyour character takes when an enemy attacks.
Keep these stats in mindbefore proceeding with a battle.
The more informed you are, the better decisions you’ll take each turn.
Otherwise, sending a lone ranger (such as a Skirmisher) alone for too long can become overwhelming.
However,your entire party cannot move as one with just awesome swordsmen.
On the other side of this composition areDefenders, Archers and Medics.
These characters keep some distance from enemies,while also being resourceful to the team.
So, have a go at keep these characters a bit versatile when it comes to their movement.
Every turn, you’ll need to study your enemy’s movement and move your characters accordingly.
This is where you’ll need to be a bit flexible.
This is when flanking plays a major role.
Other enemies like to wrap up the gap, and will often venture to overwhelm you through a group.
Stay mindful of the weapons and tactics they use each turn.Some dual-handed weapons can damage two characters at once.
So, don’t ignore those!
Between different chapters, you’ll have the luxury to sit back and sort these things out.
confirm you’re buying the right weapons, shields, and other gear for the right characters.
This is based on the playstyle of your choice, and the importance you give to each class.
For a few players, having the strongest Healers and Defenders may just be the best form of offense.
Experiment with these, and choose what works for you.
Don’t forget to browse through different conversations when not on a mission.
These can provide valuable information about upcoming quests.
