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IcyLeoDragon: /* Heroes */ added info about losses

2025-05-28T21:46:24Z

Heroes: added info about losses

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	[[File:LegacyHero.png\|300px\|right\|He saved the Yondering Lands]]		[[File:LegacyHero.png\|300px\|right\|He saved the Yondering Lands]]

	[[Hero]]es are added to your legacy upon completion of a [[campaign]] if they survived or retired. Some heroes who are removed from the party as part of an event can also be promoted and/or added to your legacy when the campaign is completed. A hero who died is also added to your legacy if you built a tomb for them or if they died during the final battle, however, they cannot be promoted. Legacy heroes can be [[recruit]]ed in subsequent campaigns instead of new random farmers by paying extra legacy points depending on their legacy tier.		[[Hero]]es are added to your legacy upon completion of a [[campaign]] if they survived or retired. Some heroes who are removed from the party as part of an event can also be promoted and/or added to your legacy when the campaign is completed. A hero who died is also added to your legacy if you built a tomb for them (this happens before the end of the campaign) or if they died during the final battle, however, they cannot be promoted. Losing a campaign gives no promotions, but allows all heroes to be added to legacy. Legacy heroes can be [[recruit]]ed in subsequent campaigns instead of new random farmers by paying extra legacy points depending on their legacy tier.

	=== Recruitment availability ===		=== Recruitment availability ===

IcyLeoDragon: /* Heroes */ heroes removed from the party can still be promoted

2025-05-28T21:40:54Z

Heroes: heroes removed from the party can still be promoted

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	[[File:LegacyHero.png\|300px\|right\|He saved the Yondering Lands]]		[[File:LegacyHero.png\|300px\|right\|He saved the Yondering Lands]]

	[[Hero]]es are added to your legacy upon completion of a [[campaign]] if they survived or retired. A hero who died is also added to your legacy if you built a tomb for them or if they died during the final battle. Legacy heroes can be [[recruit]]ed in subsequent campaigns instead of new random farmers by paying extra legacy points depending on their legacy tier~~. Some heroes who are removed from the party as part of an event are also added to your legacy as a Folk Hero once the campaign is completed~~.		[[Hero]]es are added to your legacy upon completion of a [[campaign]] if they survived or retired. Some heroes who are removed from the party as part of an event can also be promoted and/or added to your legacy when the campaign is completed. A hero who died is also added to your legacy if you built a tomb for them or if they died during the final battle, however, they cannot be promoted. Legacy heroes can be [[recruit]]ed in subsequent campaigns instead of new random farmers by paying extra legacy points depending on their legacy tier.

	=== Recruitment availability ===		=== Recruitment availability ===

IcyLeoDragon: Fixed formula, added info, clarified sentence about non-enchanted elemental weapons

2025-03-22T19:31:03Z

Fixed formula, added info, clarified sentence about non-enchanted elemental weapons

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	Heroes may be selected from the legacy to be members of the starting party in certain [[campaign]]s. Additionally, within a campaign, [[town]]s offer a random selection of legacy heroes to be recruited in place of farmers. Roughly, each town offers 14% of your Folk Heroes (up to a maximum of 5) and 14% of your higher-tier legacy heroes (up to a maximum of 5). No hero is offered by more than one town. The distribution of heroes across towns is determined at the campaign's outset. As a result of this distribution, not all legacy heroes are available for recruitment in a given campaign. Those who are not available can appear in certain [[event]]s, like [[Pulling Threads]].		Heroes may be selected from the legacy to be members of the starting party in certain [[campaign]]s. Additionally, within a campaign, [[town]]s offer a random selection of legacy heroes to be recruited in place of farmers. Roughly, each town offers 14% of your Folk Heroes (up to a maximum of 5) and 14% of your higher-tier legacy heroes (up to a maximum of 5). No hero is offered by more than one town. The distribution of heroes across towns is determined at the campaign's outset. As a result of this distribution, not all legacy heroes are available for recruitment in a given campaign. Those who are not available can appear in certain [[event]]s, like [[Pulling Threads]].

	Specifically, consider Folk Heroes and higher-tier legacy heroes separately. The calculation is the same for both and proceeds as follows. Given a legacy containing <code>numHeroes</code> such heroes, the target number to place in towns is <code>floor(0.14 * numHeroes * numTowns)</code> for a campaign with <code>numTowns</code> towns. These heroes will be distributed as evenly as possible across the towns, but if an uneven distribution is necessary (because the number of towns does not divide the target number of heroes), then ''later'' towns receive more heroes. Finally, two restrictions apply to each town, each of which can cause the actual number of legacy heroes available to differ from the target number:		Specifically, consider Folk Heroes and higher-tier legacy heroes separately. The calculation is the same for both and proceeds as follows. Given a legacy containing <code>numHeroes</code> such heroes, the target number to place in towns is <code>min(floor(0.14 * numHeroes * numTowns),numTowns*5)</code> for a campaign with <code>numTowns</code> towns. This means that additional heroes beyond 36 in a category will not increase the number of choices per town. These heroes will be distributed as evenly as possible across the towns, but if an uneven distribution is necessary (because the number of towns does not divide the target number of heroes), then ''later'' towns receive more heroes. Finally, two restrictions apply to each town, each of which can cause the actual number of legacy heroes available to differ from the target number:
	* There is a maximum of 5 heroes per town.		* There is a maximum of 5 heroes per town.
	* There is a minimum of 1 hero per town, unless this is not possible because <code>numHeroes</code> is smaller than <code>numTowns</code>. In that case, heroes are preferentially assigned to ''earlier'' towns, so that the first <code>numHeroes</code> towns will each contain 1 hero.		* There is a minimum of 1 hero per town, unless this is not possible because <code>numHeroes</code> is smaller than <code>numTowns</code>. In that case, heroes are preferentially assigned to ''earlier'' towns, so that the first <code>numHeroes</code> towns will each contain 1 hero.
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	Heroes retain all [[theme]]s and [[maim]]ed limbs when they are recruited. They also retain [[hook]] resolutions (with the associated [[retirement age]] boosts). Most stat boosts awarded by [[event]]s are ''not'' retained, but the following event rewards are retained:		Heroes retain all [[theme]]s and [[maim]]ed limbs (except [[Petrified]] limbs) when they are recruited. They also retain [[hook]] resolutions (with the associated [[retirement age]] boosts). Most stat boosts awarded by [[event]]s are ''not'' retained, but the following event rewards are retained:
	{\| role="presentation" class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"		{\| role="presentation" class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
	\| '''Persistent event rewards'''		\| '''Persistent event rewards'''
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	== Elemental Weapons ==		== Elemental Weapons ==

	The elemental weapons that your heroes enchanted are added to your legacy at the end of a victorious campaign. These weapons become available to craft in future campaigns. Elemental weapons that weren’t enchanted with a spirit are kept on the legacy hero and can only be crafted ~~in a campaign that~~ hero has been ~~brought into~~.		The elemental weapons that your heroes enchanted are added to your legacy at the end of a victorious campaign. These weapons become available to craft in future campaigns. Elemental weapons that weren’t enchanted with a spirit are kept on the legacy hero and can only be crafted by the hero and only until the interface has been closed after they replace their weapon.

	[[Category:Gameplay]]		[[Category:Gameplay]]

IcyLeoDragon: /* Elemental Weapons */ enchanting with a spirit is necessary, but equipping at the end apparently isn’t.

2025-03-22T19:11:49Z

Elemental Weapons: enchanting with a spirit is necessary, but equipping at the end apparently isn’t.

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	== Elemental Weapons ==		== Elemental Weapons ==

	The elemental weapons that your heroes enchanted ~~and had equipped~~ at the end of a victorious campaign ~~are added to your legacy~~. These weapons become available to craft in future campaigns. Elemental weapons that weren’t enchanted with a spirit are kept on the legacy hero and can only be crafted in a campaign that hero has been brought into.		The elemental weapons that your heroes enchanted are added to your legacy at the end of a victorious campaign. These weapons become available to craft in future campaigns. Elemental weapons that weren’t enchanted with a spirit are kept on the legacy hero and can only be crafted in a campaign that hero has been brought into.

	[[Category:Gameplay]]		[[Category:Gameplay]]

IcyLeoDragon: /* Elemental Weapons */ There are strict requirements for when the weapon is kept as craftable.

2025-02-15T18:37:25Z

Elemental Weapons: There are strict requirements for when the weapon is kept as craftable.

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	== Elemental Weapons ==		== Elemental Weapons ==

	The elemental weapons that your heroes equipped ~~over~~ the ~~course~~ of a victorious campaign are added to your legacy. These weapons become available to craft in future campaigns.		The elemental weapons that your heroes enchanted and had equipped at the end of a victorious campaign are added to your legacy. These weapons become available to craft in future campaigns. Elemental weapons that weren’t enchanted with a spirit are kept on the legacy hero and can only be crafted in a campaign that hero has been brought into.

	[[Category:Gameplay]]		[[Category:Gameplay]]

IcyLeoDragon: /* Heroes */ added info

2025-02-15T15:39:58Z

Heroes: added info

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	[[File:LegacyHero.png\|300px\|right\|He saved the Yondering Lands]]		[[File:LegacyHero.png\|300px\|right\|He saved the Yondering Lands]]

	[[Hero]]es are added to your legacy upon completion of a [[campaign]] if they survived or retired. A hero who died is also added to your legacy if you built a tomb for them or if they died during the final battle. Legacy heroes can be [[recruit]]ed in subsequent campaigns instead of new random farmers by paying extra legacy points depending on their legacy tier.		[[Hero]]es are added to your legacy upon completion of a [[campaign]] if they survived or retired. A hero who died is also added to your legacy if you built a tomb for them or if they died during the final battle. Legacy heroes can be [[recruit]]ed in subsequent campaigns instead of new random farmers by paying extra legacy points depending on their legacy tier. Some heroes who are removed from the party as part of an event are also added to your legacy as a Folk Hero once the campaign is completed.

	=== Recruitment availability ===		=== Recruitment availability ===

Bunbit: /* Recruitment outcome */ Wanderer in the family sibling buff doesn't occur anymore

2023-06-14T09:58:45Z

Recruitment outcome: Wanderer in the family sibling buff doesn't occur anymore

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	* '''Evergreen Strength''' (+1 health) and '''Evergreen Voice''' (+25 [[charisma]]) from [[Answer to Austerity]]		* '''Evergreen Strength''' (+1 health) and '''Evergreen Voice''' (+25 [[charisma]]) from [[Answer to Austerity]]
	* '''A Wanderer in the Family''' (+5 [[recovery rate]]), granted by a [[tiding]] to the sibling rescued in [[A Mending Path]] (Shame [[hook]])
	* '''[[Starheart]]''' from [[All the Sweltering Stars]]		* '''[[Starheart]]''' from [[All the Sweltering Stars]]
	* '''[[Improvised Fireball]]''' from [[Fireball]], but only if it is chosen upon recruitment as one of the hero's abilities		* '''[[Improvised Fireball]]''' from [[Fireball]], but only if it is chosen upon recruitment as one of the hero's abilities

Sten: 1.9 update -- some hook rewards no longer persist

2022-08-29T17:31:20Z

1.9 update -- some hook rewards no longer persist

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	* '''Clearbody''' (+0.7 [[potency]]) and '''Symbiont''' (+0.5 health, +0.5 [[armor]], and +0.5 [[warding]]) from [[The Scattered Self]] (Weird [[hook]])
	* '''Vitality''' (+1 health) from [[A Mending Path]] (Shame [[hook]])
	* '''Slacker's Charm''' (+15 [[charisma]]) and '''Slacker's Resolve''' (+15 [[tenacity]]) from [[Dodging Destiny]] (Slacker [[hook]])
	* '''Evergreen Strength''' (+1 health) and '''Evergreen Voice''' (+25 [[charisma]]) from [[Answer to Austerity]]		* '''Evergreen Strength''' (+1 health) and '''Evergreen Voice''' (+25 [[charisma]]) from [[Answer to Austerity]]
	* '''A Wanderer in the Family''' (+5 [[recovery rate]]), granted by a [[tiding]] to the sibling rescued in [[A Mending Path]] (Shame [[hook]])		* '''A Wanderer in the Family''' (+5 [[recovery rate]]), granted by a [[tiding]] to the sibling rescued in [[A Mending Path]] (Shame [[hook]])

Sten: /* Recruitment availability */

2022-03-16T02:22:00Z

Recruitment availability

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	* There is a maximum of 5 heroes per town.		* There is a maximum of 5 heroes per town.
	* There is a minimum of 1 hero per town, unless this is not possible because <code>numHeroes</code> is smaller than <code>numTowns</code>. In that case, heroes are preferentially assigned to ''earlier'' towns, so that the first <code>numHeroes</code> towns will each contain 1 hero.		* There is a minimum of 1 hero per town, unless this is not possible because <code>numHeroes</code> is smaller than <code>numTowns</code>. In that case, heroes are preferentially assigned to ''earlier'' towns, so that the first <code>numHeroes</code> towns will each contain 1 hero.
	Currently, all legacy heroes are taken into account in the above calculation, even those who were selected to begin the campaign. Since a hero who is already in the party ~~cannot be recruited~~, their only impact is to reduce the number of heroes available in the town into which they were placed.		Currently, all legacy heroes are taken into account in the above calculation, even those who were selected to begin the campaign. Since a hero who is already in the party will not appear as a recruitment option, their only impact is to reduce the number of heroes available in the town into which they were placed.

	=== Recruitment outcome ===		=== Recruitment outcome ===

Sten: /* Recruitment availability */

2022-03-16T02:19:35Z

Recruitment availability

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	Heroes may be selected from the legacy to be members of the starting party in certain [[campaign]]s. Additionally, within a campaign, [[town]]s offer a random selection of legacy heroes to be recruited in place of farmers. Roughly, each town offers 14% of your Folk Heroes (up to a maximum of 5) and 14% of your higher-tier legacy heroes (up to a maximum of 5). No hero is offered by more than one town. The distribution of heroes across towns is determined at the campaign's outset. As a result of this distribution, not all legacy heroes are available for recruitment in a given campaign. Those who are not available can appear in certain [[event]]s, like [[Pulling Threads]].		Heroes may be selected from the legacy to be members of the starting party in certain [[campaign]]s. Additionally, within a campaign, [[town]]s offer a random selection of legacy heroes to be recruited in place of farmers. Roughly, each town offers 14% of your Folk Heroes (up to a maximum of 5) and 14% of your higher-tier legacy heroes (up to a maximum of 5). No hero is offered by more than one town. The distribution of heroes across towns is determined at the campaign's outset. As a result of this distribution, not all legacy heroes are available for recruitment in a given campaign. Those who are not available can appear in certain [[event]]s, like [[Pulling Threads]].

	Specifically, consider Folk Heroes and higher-tier legacy heroes separately. The calculation is the same for both and proceeds as follows. Given a legacy containing <code>numHeroes</code> such heroes, the target number to place in towns is <code>floor(0.14 * numHeroes* numTowns)</code> for a campaign with <code>numTowns</code> towns. These heroes will be distributed as evenly as possible across the towns, but if an uneven distribution is necessary (because the number of towns does not divide the target number of heroes), then ''later'' towns receive more heroes. Finally, two restrictions apply to each town, each of which can cause the actual number of legacy heroes available to differ from the target number:		Specifically, consider Folk Heroes and higher-tier legacy heroes separately. The calculation is the same for both and proceeds as follows. Given a legacy containing <code>numHeroes</code> such heroes, the target number to place in towns is <code>floor(0.14 * numHeroes * numTowns)</code> for a campaign with <code>numTowns</code> towns. These heroes will be distributed as evenly as possible across the towns, but if an uneven distribution is necessary (because the number of towns does not divide the target number of heroes), then ''later'' towns receive more heroes. Finally, two restrictions apply to each town, each of which can cause the actual number of legacy heroes available to differ from the target number:
	* There is a maximum of 5 heroes per town.		* There is a maximum of 5 heroes per town.
	* There is a minimum of 1 hero per town, unless this is not possible because <code>numHeroes</code> is smaller than <code>numTowns</code>. In that case, heroes are preferentially assigned to ''earlier'' towns, so that the first <code>numHeroes</code> towns will each contain 1 hero.		* There is a minimum of 1 hero per town, unless this is not possible because <code>numHeroes</code> is smaller than <code>numTowns</code>. In that case, heroes are preferentially assigned to ''earlier'' towns, so that the first <code>numHeroes</code> towns will each contain 1 hero.