And the characters that survive an adventure, or die and get a tomb erected, will become legacy characters that can turn up in future adventures. You start out early to choose whether two characters are friends, rivals, or romantically evolved, and lots of things can happen from there. And that is interesting, because there usually is a link between your player choices and the evolution of the characters. They can get maimed when a fight goes wrong, or they can end up with weird magical features, like a crystal replacing one of their eyes, or a wolf's head, from story choices. The alternative 'Scruff' skin, from the Armors and Skins DLC. The alternative 'Dire' skin, unlocked after completing the 'Lochiass Hunger' achievement.
In Wildermyth the companions relationships with each other can evolve over time, they could even end up having children together. Wolftouched is a Theme granted by Lochias, the Wolf God, to a Hero in the event The Wolf Price. And although much of the game and the companions are procedurally generated, I found that these "random" companions were more likely to develop in interesting and memorable ways than some of the pre-generated companions in other games, on which the developers spent hours to write cut scenes and dialogue. After 174 hours of playtime I have realised that's not entirely true it already IS a great game. While I have only mentioned it in passing on this blog, I have been playing Wildermyth occasionally, even before it got fully released recently. by Milennion Discussion: Are Transformations Viable for Non-Warrior Characters I picked up Wildermyth in the last steam sale, thinking it was a neat little game with potential to develop into something great.
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