I won't go into too much detail since spoiling the fun of learning this game wouldn't really be sporting of me. Long story short, Caves of Qud is the single best roguelike (in the traditional sense) on the market, although I would reccomend Roleplay mode (lets you checkpoint at settlements and rolls back to that point if you die) especially given how unforgiving some parts of the game are. Try to avoid guides unless you REALLY need them, just grab all the starting quests in Joppa and you should be set to explore. If you get stuck in an area, know there's probably a way around if you're creative, as technically any character build in Qud can accomplish any of the story objectives... with enough creativity, anyways. Looking forward to 1.0!

I won't go into too much detail since spoiling the fun of learning this game wouldn't really be sporting of me. Long story short, Caves of Qud is the single best roguelike (in the traditional sense) on the market, although I would reccomend Roleplay mode (lets you checkpoint at settlements and rolls back to that point if you die) especially given how unforgiving some parts of the game are. Try to avoid guides unless you REALLY need them, just grab all the starting quests in Joppa and you should be set to explore. If you get stuck in an area, know there's probably a way around if you're creative, as technically any character build in Qud can accomplish any of the story objectives... with enough creativity, anyways. Looking forward to 1.0!