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About This Game Conclave is an online RPG with the story and turn-based combat of a classic fantasy tabletop campaign. It supports both solo and co-op parties of up to four players, who can adventure together in real time or take turns separately at their leisure.The game is set in and around the lands of the Conclave, last refuge of the Kin. Its story begins with the unexpected return of a long-vanished Dreamcaller and leads to the discovery of an ageless secret locked within the heart of the Conclave itself. Play a campaign of 25 interconnected adventures that combine combat encounters with story decisions. In combat, take advantage of your abilities and the special qualities of each encounter's battlemap to defeat your foes. During story decisions, choose from options unlocked by your skills, traits, and previous decisions. Your choices influence your path through the story, the encounters you face, and the resources you can draw upon to defeat them. As you gain renown, the Conclave shares better equipment to complement the special items you discover on your adventures. No scrounging for useless items to resell. Five archetypes support a variety of play styles: Vanguard, Beacon, Rogue, True Bow, and Runecaster. Five playable races, all unique to the game's setting: Trow, Nix, Mezoar, Lumyn, and Forgeborn. Not near your desktop? Log in and play through a browser at playconclave.com.Conclave is the work of the two-person team of 10x10 Room, with additional artistic and musical contributions from Chris Rahn, Devin Night, Christina Roberts, and Sam Hulick. a09c17d780 Title: ConclaveGenre: Indie, RPGDeveloper:10x10 RoomPublisher:10x10 RoomRelease Date: 20 Jan, 2017 Conclave Download Lite conclave of cardinals. conclave diabolus. beast conclave 5e. conclave 1939. conclave etymology. conclave content pack. conclave nikana skin. conclave band. conclave untappd. conclave frog. conclave witcher 3. librarius conclave 8th edition. conclave juan pablo ii. conclave yugioh. wack pack conclave song. conclave fight. conclave tank guide. conclave meaning. conclave pius x. conclave 4.0. conclave of shadows. conclave heroic. conclave naturalists. conclave freemasonry. conclave benedetto xvi. conclave process. conclave robert harris. youth conclave 2019. conclave us history. conclave flemington Old school and new, simple and intricate, would recommend for anyone.. Ideal for *Certain* PlayersThis game has already given me four hours of solid play and I have enjoyed it greatly.It wont be for everyone. It's a very slow-paced game in comparison to many, because it is turn-based and you are relying on other players if you are in a party. If you are doing something else at the same time and are able to play this as well, that's when I think you will get maximum enjoyment out of it. If you sit there staring at the screen, waiting for all players to finish a round, it could get annoying for you.I have some fast-paced games (on console, not on this profile, hehe) but I like the pacing of this game. It's very easy-going in that respect, very zen-like...and there sre not many games with this kind of pacing that work in multiplayer RPG's I think - but I might be wrong, just not that I have experianced.You can create individual characters and then play solo or join a party - or you can flag yourself for people to join you. It has a seamless drop-in\/out feature, so if there are gaps in your party, people can come in at any time. You can also leave a party at any time. Up to four players can be in any one party.This can lead to problems if people drop out during a quest. Quest difficulty ramps up the more players you have, so you could have a situation where you have enough enemies for four players and one drops out, you're in trouble! Or you could wait until someone joins...The nice thing is that you can stay in the party but put everything on hold...then get emailed when things have started up again. This is ideal for keeping characters with friends, but games could be slow going.You have to create a profile on the dev's websit, and this will allow you to add party members as friends and invite them to fuuture games.Peopl have been asking on the forum for the ability to play a party solo (you can only ever control one character) but I do feel this would take a lot away from the game. The idea is that you play as a team and rely on your party to do the right thing, and to help them when they need it. This game comes alive when four people are playing, and the option to party-solo would reduce online availability.So you have a selection of character classes, races and portraits. The portraits are nice but there are only three for each race. An option to import would be good.There is a decent selection of skills when you level up, and you can respect at any time (between quests) to try out different abilities. The skills can really make-or-break a battle, so it helps to try out different ones.The selection of weapons and armour are very limited. There are some random drops from boss fights. I do hope that in the future a greater selections of weapons, armor and trinkets are added because I feel they are missing a big part of what people like about these games. Armor\/weapon sets and random added abilities would be great, but I realise that is asking a lot.The fights themselves are pretty good. Tactical use of movement and abilities comes into play when you are outnumbered and\/or faced with powerful foes. There *is* friendly fire, adding another tactical layer: do you run to meet them and activate an AoE ability that affects many of them but also makes you the main target?Maps are varied and can be effected by fire. Each square between you and them can matter.I would recommend watching a playthrough to get an idea of the speed of the game. If you are happy with how it plays out time-wise, you will enoy this. I have already got my money's worth from this - it is a very social game, and has a kind of magic in it that you don't see very often. 10\/10 for me.. Deliberately slow-paced (but, crucially, not slow enough that you'll lose patience or grow bored), "Conclave" does a pretty good job at recreating the tabletop roleplaying experience. The quests - or at least the early ones I've played so far - are interesting enough, although their branching paths often seem to boil down to you choosing (or, on quests with other players, voting) whether to run away, fight or use a specific character skill to even the odds. The main meat of the game is the combat system, as that's what you'll spend 90% of your quests doing, and that's where "Conclave" shines. It's not groundbreaking but it doesn't really need to be. You get a minor and a major action each turn, during which you can move your character around the battlefield or perform actions such as healing, casting spells or focusing your bow on a specific target. You'll be surprised at how engrossing such a simple thing can be, especially when played with others. And that's all there is to it, at the moment at least. Let's be under no illusion here: the game has its share of flaws (the number of pictures you can use for your character's avatar is extremely limited for example) and I've seen a few people say it can be buggy in places. But, if you want a cheap but fairly solid game that lets you explore dungeons and save princesses without having to use your kitchen table as a board whilst keeping track of dice-rolls and minitures, "Conclave" is probably for you.. Now there's single player parties! I was waiting until this came out to do my review. I quite enjoy this game. It's pretty slow paced, but I like that. It was super boring when you could only play 1 character. Developing 1 character didn't leave you with many choices or things to do, but now that I have 4, I'm choosing their skills, doing all the combat, and there's so much to be involved in now. I'd give it a 6.5/10. Play it if you like tabletop RPGs or old-school type RPGs.. Did not enjoy the game. There was a lack of character customization options which kind of killed the game for me. Unable to edit my own stats. I just didn't enjoy the game as much as I wanted to. I can easily see myself enjoying this but I just had too much difficulty with getting into the character that I made.. This game is a lot of fun if you have a group of four folks who love pen and paper style RPGs. Unlike many RPGs, the text is actually quite well written and not tedious, so you don't end up clicking through it just to get to the "action."The pacing is slow, and it feels more akin to you and your friends participating in a Roll20.net game than it does playing a video game. On the downside, the music is good but very repetitive. I ended up listening to podcasts.I can see lots of potential if they open the game up for player designed scenarios in the workshop.. I freakin' love it!I dunno why there aren't more games like this all in all. Somethin' about a more tactical, turn-based combat just tickles me sideways, and all the effects and strategy and little abilities and terrain and all is delightful.There are some definite flaws - it *feels* a little clunky at times, a few small things aren't terribly intuitive - some of the terrain is a little hard to say, it's not obvious at first what is 'impassable' without the square coordinates turned on, it's not clear if you can 'pass' a turn or have to take an action (hint, you do, but you seem to have several at-will abilities you can use every turn, so fair enough), it also seems like you must take your minor action before your major, which doesn't seem super intuitive, it'd be nice to have some higher resolution option..With that said, I think the positive dramatically outweight the negative. They did a great job capturing a lot of the 'feel' of a table-top turn based type game. Options aren't always good or bad, it isn't always just 'fight or don't fight', there's neat little tidbits that give extra options later, equipment otherwise unavailable, and so forth. You can play entirely asyncrhonously so you need not worry about awkward scheduling - people can pop on, review turns up to theirs, do theirs, and move on. It'd be amazing for a group of folks who want to play but don't often have time to play together, but still want to play.The classes are familiar but unique enough to be intriguing - I personally love the feel of a 'leader' type role, not a "tank" or a "holy-roller" healer, nor a back-row support buffer, but a character that sorta halfway fits all the roles. Equipment items seem to grant various passives and usable abilities as much as not, which adds that many more little fiddly fun options during combat to use and strategize with. It also seems to work well with fewer than four - my husband and I have tromped through the first handful of adventures, and had quite a bit of fun doing so.. A few were close calls, we even died once, but we used what we learned and stomped it next time..Altogether, I would love to see more of what Conclave has to offer, no questions asked. I can see some of the criticism - the visuals could use a little tuning up most notably at a glance - but that always takes a back seat to the core game, and to me it's downright delightful. Solid recommend from me, no question about it.