
Fight dangerous humanoid enemies and recruit them to join your party.
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ANARCHY adds animated humanoid adventurers and faction encounters, turning fights against its NPCs into tactical battles with distinct movesets and behavior. Its fighters include the armored Juggernaut, who shrugs off knockback and uses heavy slams and leaps; the Mercenary, who shoots from cover and lays explosive traps; the agile Rogue, who dodges, feints, and throws ricocheting daggers; the fire-wielding Mage; and the greatsword-wielding Templar, who counters attacks and calls down divine strikes. NPCs are not hostile by default: attacking and killing them spreads infamy, while sparing adventurers who are downed can improve relations, and neutral factions may eventually forgive provocations if you stop killing their members. Spared adventurers can join you as party members, fighting with their usual movesets, while defeating them for good yields RPG-series loot that may be enchanted. The two endgame bosses offer different challenges: the Forsaken Magus combines elemental projectiles, explosive soul and lightning attacks, close-range novas, and elemental buffs, while Gemini is a duo that alternates between aerial meteor and lightning attacks and ground-based teleportation and illusory copies. Gemini can be summoned with a fragment dropped by stronger Forsaken Adventurers in Ancient Trials, and victory grants mortals otherworldly feats that make them partially ascended. Ancient Trials and Rogue Encampments house hostile adventurers and treasure, while NPCs also appear in occasional overworld groups after the world has been established for a time. An optional Guild Hideout provides a safe place to trade with adventurers who are neither hostile nor vulnerable to damage.
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