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Shaping or Tweaking the blocks means the player making them less cube-like or reverting them back to their natural cubic form. There are two types of Modifying:

* Complex Tweak: using Left Shift and click while pointing on the part of the block the player would like to chisel. Do this while left-clicking to increase size and while right-clicking to decrease size.(Note that this method also affects the blocks next to the selected block)
* Auto Tweak: using the Left Ctrl and left or right mouse buttons or using the middle mouse button while selecting the block. This method can revert the block to cubic mode if its pressed enough times or the player could automatically shape them to fit the blocks next to the selected one.
Potion of Plentiful Healing

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 Recipe | 2x Sweet Grass,6 seconds

**Potion of Plentiful Healing** is a craftable healing item in Swag & Sorcery.

## Description

Healing potion. Restores 350 points of your character's health

## Source

Potion of Plentiful Healing is crafted at the Laboratory. It requires 2x Sweet Grass.
Potion of Minor Healing

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 Recipe | 2x Healing Leaves,3 seconds

**Potion of Minor Healing** is a craftable healing item in Swag & Sorcery.

## Description

Healing potion. Restores 150 points of your character's health

## Source

Potion of Minor Healing is crafted at the Laboratory. It requires 2x Healing Leaves.
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 Recipe | 1 Iron Ingot, 1 Elegant Plate, 6 seconds

It was entirely removed in the 1.50 update.

**Desecrated Ingot** is a craftable resource in Swag and Sorcery.

## Source

Desecrated ingots are made at the Smithy II. They require 1 Iron Ingot and 1 Elegant Plate to make.
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**The Order of the Dragon** (sometimes called "Order of the Dragon" or just "the Order"), is a group available to those who bought it in addition to Windborne. Players in the Order will receive special bonus content with each update, in addition to all of the regular content.

## Exclusive Content

* The Dragonling pet
* Samue of the Dragon
* Kesa of the Dragon
* Tobi of the Dragon
* Order of the Dragon Signet Ring

Keep your eyes peeled for additional content- more comes out with every update!
Training Camp

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The **Training Camp** is a building in Swag & Sorcery.

## Description

At Training Camp, characters can upgrade their levels and improve their attributes for a fee. The building is not available at the beginning of the game, but can be built on a mission received during the game, once the right amount of raw materials has been collected. Cannot be upgraded.
Dark Ruins

The **Dark Ruins** is the third area open to exploration from the stable in *Swag & Sorcery*. It is for Levels 3-24.

## Resources

 Weak Essence | A trace of a living being's magical nature.

## Monsters

 Skeleton | Just a bunch of random bones, enchanted by a powerful sorcerer to help defend his lands. | Healing Leaves, Stone of Regret, Weak Essence
Stable

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The **Stable** is an building in Swag & Sorcery.

## Description

The Stable one of the first buildings that is available from the beginning of the game and cannot be upgraded.
At the beginning of the game, one adventurer can go on an exploration, later there can be two and then three in a team.
Later on, we’ll get two more stables, so a total of three teams will be able to be sent on an adventure.
In order to send a character out on exploration in Swag & Sorcery, the character must be dragged on to a horse in the **stable**. From there, the player can choose which area they would like the character to explore.
Monsters

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Every monster in game have its own stars, the values in table are the most common ones.

## Magical Forest

Level 1-5, 5% progress per complete mission, boss available at 100%, then progress resets.

Loot: Chestnut Log, Copper Ore

## Battlefield

Level 3-24, 4% progress per complete mission, boss available at 100%, then progress resets.

Loot: Iron Ore, Cotton, Pine Log,

## Dark Ruins

Level 3-24, 4% progress per complete mission, boss available at 100%, then progress resets.

Loot: Iron Ore, Cotton, Pine Log,

## Hot Springs

Level 24-50, 2% progress per complete mission, boss available at 100%, then progress resets.

Loot: Titanium, Maple Log

## Swamp

Level 24-50, 2% progress per complete mission, boss available at 100%, then progress resets.

Loot: Calico, Maple Log

## Underground City

Level 24-50, 2% progress per complete mission, boss available at 100%, then progress resets.

Loot: Calico, Titanium

## Never-ending Adventure

Level 50-

Loot: Meteorite Ore, Silk, Oak Log
Hunting Lodge

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The **Hunting Lodge** is an upgradeable building in Swag & Sorcery.

## Description

The Hunting Lodge, which can be used to craft crossbows, guns and leather armor. The building is not available at the beginning of the game, but can be built on a mission received during the game, once the right amount of raw materials has been collected.
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The **Smithy** is an upgradeable building in Swag & Sorcery.

## Description

The Smithy, which can be used to craft swords, spears, axes, and metal armor. The building is not available at the beginning of the game, but can be built on a mission received during the game, once the right amount of raw materials has been collected.
Swag and Sorcery

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 Genre(s) | Adventure, Indie, RPG, Simulation, Strategy

Manage your own fantasy village, create and equip your heroes and send them to collect swag in Swag and Sorcery - a new streamlined RPG from the creators of Punch Club and Graveyard Keeper.

## Gameplay

* Equip your heroes
* Send them out to fights (up to 3 parties at a time), and closely monitor the swag they get by progressing through levels
* Pull them out of combat if they're about to die (otherwise they lose their loot)
* Upgrade the heroes in your village and Repeat
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Exploration

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**Exploration** is undertaken by characters in Swag & Sorcery. The characters themselves are self-directed, and will automatically battle any enemies that they might face while exploring. The player may choose to escape during the exploration in order to salvage any loot that the character might possess
Monster

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Characters will encounter many different **monster** types while adventuring. Each location features different monsters. Some monsters may spawn in an elite variant. A boss monster exists at the end of each location.

## Monsters by Location

### Magical Forest

* Magic Mushroom
* Elite Magic Mushroom
* Timber Wolf
* Elite Timber Wolf
* Mystical Ent
* Elite Mystical Ent
* Little Fire
* Elite Little Fire
* Owlman

### Battlefield

* Rat Scavenger
* Elite Rat Scavenger
* Ghost Warrior
* Elite Ghost Warrior
* Living Armor
* Elite Living Armor
* Ghoul
* Elite Ghoul
* Big Boy

### Dark Ruins

* Parasite
* Elite Parasite
* Skeleton
* Elite Skeleton
* Possessed
* Elite Possessed
* Parasitoid Wasp
* Elite Parasitoid Wasp
* Skull of Knowledge

### Hot Springs

* Karakasa
* Elite Karakasa
* Unborn
* Elite Unborn
* Daikon
* Elite Daikon
* Kirin
* Elite Kirin
* Okiki

### Swamp

* Slug
* Elite Slug
* Hermit
* Elite Hermit
* Dark Caterpillar
* Elite Dark Caterpillar
* Stump
* Elite Stump
* Rainbow Snake

### Underground City

* Spider
* Elite Spider
* Toad
* Elite Toad
* Kobold Blacksmith
* Elite Kobold Blacksmith
* Watcher
* Elite Watcher
* Nameless

### Never-ending Adventure

* Magic Mushroom
* Timber Wolf
* Mystical Ent
* Little Fire
* Rat Scavenger
* Ghost Warrior
* Living Armor
* Ghoul
* Parasite
* Skeleton
* Possessed
* Parasitoid Wasp
* Karakasa
* Unborn
* Daikon
* Kirin
* Slug
* Hermit
* Dark Caterpillar
* Stump
* Spider
* Toad
* Kobold Blacksmith
* Watcher
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Faith in humans

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**Death to thieves** is an event in Swag and Sorcery.

## Description

A family from a neighboring village burned down a house in a ridiculous accident. Now they've come begging in our village because they've been exiled from theirs. Maybe we should give them some money to build a house in our village. Or maybe we should just drive the dirty beggars off...

## Outcomes

### Yes

They've been perfectly integrated into our community. To thank you, they brought us some high-quality healing potions.
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Magic Mushroom

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**Magic Mushroom** is a monster in Swag & Sorcery.

## Description

An enchanted inhabitant of a nearby village. He's not evil, just very anxious and frightened.

## Special Attacks

### Bonnet in your face

Ranged attack that does \_ physical damage.

### Gum

Ranged attack that does \_ physical damage. Also has a weakening effect.

## Gallery

* Magic Mushroom in Magical Forest
* Elite Magic Mushroom in Magical Forest
* Magic Mushroom at Never-ending Adventure
Flashlight

The **Flashlight** is a valuable source of light.

## One Late Night

The Flashlight can only be acquired from Robert from the spirit realm. It comes without batteries, but requires 4 of them to work. The Flashlight is necessary to defend oneself from the Black Widow by shining the beam directly onto her.

* The flashlight given by Robert.

## One Late Night: Deadline

The only Flashlight available is via Robert's smartphone found later in the game. The Flashlight is necessary to not only defend against the Black Widow, but also the Shadow Creatures wandering all over Delta 5. The smartphone Flashlight doesn't require any batteries and therefore can be used without limit.

* Robert's smartphone, an iBerry.
Adventuring

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When a player sends a Character out into a Location in Swag and Sorcery, the Character is **adventuring**. Adventuring is the primary way to gain Resources.

## The stable

By placing a character on a horse at the stable, the player is preparing a character to go out on an adventure. The adventuring group progresses through the level from left to right, and the order of the group is dictated by the order they are placed on horses. For this reason, characters furthest to the right should be equipped with melee weapons, and characters placed on the left should be equipped for ranged combat.

## Automation

Characters will automatically collect any resources that they come across, and attempt to kill any monsters that they encounter. Characters will attempt to heal themselves with potions if they have any equipped. The player is responsible for casting any spells.

## Retreating

If a character's health gets too low and does not have any healing potions equipped, or the player does not have any mana to cast healing spells, it is advisable to retreat. Clicking the retreat button will cause the character to teleport back to town at the end of their next action phase. Retreating will preserve whatever loot is in the character's loot bag, but all other collected resources will be lost. If the character dies, the player loses all items.

## Mist

When a player first sends a character out on an adventure, the screen will be covered in mist and the player will be unable to determine what the character will encounter next. The mist will slowly be cleared by completing quests, allowing the player to prepare for monster encounters further along in the level.
Ghoul

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**Ghoul** is a monster in Swag & Sorcery.

## Description

Don't deny yourself the pleasure of eating the flesh of recently defeated enemies. That's the basic law of ghouls, if they even have any laws.

## Loot

* Ghoul Claws
* Dark Skin
* Weak Essence
* Healing Leaves
Locations

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**Locations**

* Timber Wolf
* Mystical Ent
* Little Fire
* Copper Ore
* Elusive Essence
* Healing Leaves
* Wolf Pelt
* Millitia Greaves II
* Elegant Breastplate
* Ghost Warrior
* Living Armor
* Ghoul
* Cotton
* Pine Log
* Rat Tail
* Weak Essence
* Ghost Tears
* Ancient Plate
* Ghoul Claws
* Dark Skin
* Big Boy
Research Table

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The original **Research Table** was replaced by the scroll system, where players simply collect scrolls and right-click on them in their inventory.

A reworked version was introduced in the Traveler Update, which allowed the learning of recipes by putting crafted items in the research slot.

## Crafting

*(Main article: Crafting)*
You need:

* 8x Fine granite bricks
* 8x Wood planks
* 1x Quartz

In order to craft a Research table
Ghost Warrior

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**Ghost Warrior** is a monster in Swag & Sorcery.

## Description

The unquiet spirit of a warrior, wandering the battlefield, seeking the one who killed him. It's time to help him find rest.

## Special Attacks

### Chill

A ranged attack that does \_ ice damage, plus Ice damage over time.
Potion of Healing

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 Recipe | 4x Weak Essence, 2x Healing Leaves, 5 seconds

**Potion of Healing** is a craftable healing item in Swag & Sorcery.

## Description

Healing potion. Restores 250 points of your character's health

## Source

Potion of Healing is crafted at the Laboratory. It requires 4x Weak Essence, 2x Healing Leaves.
Dexterity

In One Late Night: Deadline, you can find boxes of **Dexterity** tablets that can help stave off drowsiness as you explore Delta 5. Each box comes with 50 tablets that you can eat to replenish your stamina.

Boxes of Dexterity tablets can only be found in drawers scattered through each office. You will have to search every drawer you come across to find them.
Special Characters

Supreme Ruler uses a limited number characters so only certain special characters are supported. These are the supported special characters and their ASCII code;

* Â    0194
* Á    0193
* Ä    0196
* É    0201
* Ë    0203
* Î    0216
* Í    0205
* Ö    0214
* Ó    0211
* Ô    0212
* Ü    0220
* Ú    0218
* Ç    0199
* ß    0223
* Š    0138
* Ý    0221
* Ž    0142
* Ñ    0209
* ñ    0241

Other special characters have been replaced as follows;

* Å    A
* Ã    A
* Ą    A
* Ā    A
* À    A
* Æ    AE
* Ê    E
* Ė    E
* È    E
* Ę    E
* Ī    I
* Ï    I
* Ì    I
* Î    I
* Ø    O
* Ő    Ö
* Ŏ    O
* Ū    U
* Ŭ    U
* Ć    C
* Ł    L
* Ń    N
* Ş    S
* Ś    S
* Ţ    T
* Ź    Z
* Ř    R
* Ĩ    I
* Ĕ    E
* Đ    D
Spa

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The **Spa** is an building in Swag & Sorcery.

## Description

The Spa one of the first buildings that is available from the beginning of the game and cannot be upgraded, but as the game progresses, more opportunities open up in the building.
At first only relaxing is available, but later during the game buffs will also be available.
System requirements

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The following are the minimum and recommended **system requirements** for *Swag and Sorcery*. While these requirements do not represent a guaranteed working configuration, meeting the minimum requirements should ensure at least a launch-able environment.

## Windows

### Minimum

* OS: Windows 7
* Processor: i5 and up
* Memory: 4 GB RAM
* Graphics: Dedicated video card is required
* Storage: 700 MB available space
* Sound Card: Stereo

## See also

* How to play guide for Swag and Sorcery
* Release date
Update 9.019

**Update 9.019** is one of the Updates in the game Supreme Ruler Ultimate.

## List of changes

* No Sphere" lobby option added to Scenario / Engine support
* Resolved compiler optimization issues: Air Transport bug & Merge Crash
* More leaders for modern maps
* User Interface fixes
* Cold War events expanded
* Other events added/fixed
* 3 new tank equipment meshes
* Conditional Event changes and additions
* Global Crisis Sandbox events added
* Tech Tree additions - buildings now change through 3 eras, not just 2.
* Minor optimization improvements
* Resolved rare crash when zoomed in to top of map north/west of Alaska
* Map fixes
* Order of Battle / Equipment Fixes
* Strategic Targeting fixes for minor regions
* Corrected Victory Condition filtering/functions to match maps
Magical Forest/ru

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**Магический лес** является первой зоной, открытой для исследований в конюшне. Она доступна для 1-5 уровней.

## Ресурсы

 Зыбкая эссенция | Едва заметный след магической природы живых существ.

## Монстры

 Лесной волк | Опасный лесной зверь, может целую палку перекусить, если только кто-нибудь рискнёт бросаться в него палками.
 Мистический энт | Эта забавная ходячая коряга была раньше обычным деревом.
* Каштан
 Огонёк | Шаловливый огонёк прямо горит на своей работ по защите леса от чужаков.

### Босс

* Человек-сова

Уже никто не помнит, откуда он и кто он. Известно только, что Человек-сова защищает лес от любых вторжений.
Parasite

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**Parasite** is a monster in Swag & Sorcery.

## Description

This parasite's favorite place to live is inside your bone marrow. Nobody knows what it is or where it's from.

## Special Attacks

### Foul breath

Attack on the whole group that does \_ dark damage

## Loot

* Infected Flesh
* Weak Essence
* Healing Leaves
On the house

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**On the house** is an event in Swag and Sorcery.

## Description

Yesterday, a bunch of drunken guests made a mess in the Spa and broke some furniture. The owner came to you about this, and looks very upset. To build new furniture, you'll need five chestnut logs. I suppose it would be generous of you to help him.

## Outcomes

### Yes

Smiling brightly, the owner of the Spa departs. He then gives all of your characters a spa treatment - free of charge! Now they're ready to face any challenge.
Church

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The **Church** is an building in Swag & Sorcery.

## Description

The Church one of the first buildings that is available from the beginning of the game and cannot be upgraded, but as the game progresses, more opportunities open up in the building.
At first only healing is available, but later during the game buffs will also be available.
Quests/ru

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В Swag & Sorcery существует большое количество **квестов**.

## Class Quests

Some quests you encounter are class upgrade quests, these have a blue color, cannot be abandoned, and upon completion reward a permanent perk for a character. They are unlocked upon characters reaching levels 5, 15,( 30, 45?)
Battlefield

The **Battlefield** is the second area open to exploration from the stable in *Swag & Sorcery*. It is for Levels 3-24.

## Resources

 Weak Essence | A trace of a living being's magical nature.

## Monsters

 Rat Scavenger | Dead flesh tastes twice as good if it's been sitting out in the sun for a while. At least, that's what this rat thinks. | Healing Leaves, Rat Tail, Weak Essence
Quests

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There are many **quests** to embark upon in Swag & Sorcery

## Side Quests

Some quests you encounter are parts of the side quest lines. Each of the quest lines is being given by a specific NPC.

## Class Quests

Some quests you encounter are class upgrade quests, these have a blue color, cannot be abandoned, and upon completion reward a permanent perk for a character. They are unlocked upon characters reaching levels 5, 15, 25.

## Events

 Yorick | No need resources
 Widow's Tears | Give 8 Solid Roots
 Mystery Quest | Give 100-1000 gold
 Danger in the Forest | Give 6 Magic Chips
Janitor

The **Janitor** is a maintenance worker for Delta 5 and is the only other staff that is in the building besides the protagonist.

## Story

**SPOILER WARNING:** Plot and/or ending details follow.
While undergoing a nightly cleaning schedule, the Janitor hears a blood-curdling scream echo through the building. He then encounters the protagonist and claims to have seen someone else going up to the Webcom office earlier that night. He thinks the scream may have also come from that same office.

The Janitor meets the protagonist later, who wants him to fix the vending machine in the CellaLogic office. The Janitor notes that the CellaLogic vending machine is always breaking down and asks the protagonist to get his toolbox from his office for him. With toolbox in hand, the Janitor makes his way up to the second floor to fix the vending machine.
Paper Piece

A **Paper Piece** is a piece of paper that's been torn from one sheet.

The pieces of paper will fall from the upper floors of Delta 5 when you're on the first floor. There are 6 pieces total, with the last piece located on the second floor. A fax machine is necessary to piece the paper back together. When put back together, the final sheet of paper contains codes:

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> 64647
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> 48521
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Black Curtain Studio

**Black Curtain Studio** is a developer of original gaming entertainment and online media, striving to create innovative games for the PC and handheld gaming market.

## History

In 2005, Linus Jönsson began development on his first big and very ambitious game: a sci-fi MMORPG/FPS called *Edge Of Infinity*, on his own, which would push his skills to the limit. After a few years he finally released a playable Alpha version of *Edge of Infinity* for testing. Sometime after he eventually decided to move on to new ideas as he felt he had taken the game as far as he could with his then current skills and technical resources.

Fast forward a few years, Black Curtain Studio developed and released the smash hit horror game *One Late Night* that was well received and has been downloaded over a million times in less than a year after its release back in January 2013. The development of the series continued and was followed by the direct sequel called *One Late Night: Deadline*, which was released in December of 2014 on Steam.

## Games

### PC

Black Curtain Studio has published and/or developed the following PC game titles:

* *One Late Night*
* *One Late Night: Deadline*
* *Arora Rift 32X*

### Mobile

Black Curtain Studio has published and/or developed the following titles for mobile devices:

* *One Late Night: Mobile*
* *Paper Craft Battles*
* *Manner Slap*

## References

1. ↑ *Yes, the game is developed in Sweden[...]" - Black Curtain Studio*
2. ↑ Official Website 2018 Aug. 20
3. ↑ Official Website 2018 Aug. 20

## External Links

* Black Curtain Studio Official Website
* Black Curtain Studio Official YouTube Channel
* Black Curtain Studio Official Facebook Page
* Black Curtain Studio Official Twitter
* Black Curtain Studio Official Instagram
Office Sign

An **Office Sign** that has the name Keller Wesley on it.

To get the Office Sign, enter the spirit realm in the CellaLogic office and the sign will be on the floor in the hallway across from the Vending Machine.

## Trivia

* Although the comma on the office sign suggests that the employee's name is Wesley Keller, the newspaper you find in his office says the employee's name is Keller Wesley. Did Black Curtain Studio put the comma there by mistake or did they forget the name they gave to the ghost? Who knows.
CellaLogic

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   **CellaLogic** is a company that occupies the basement, first floor, and second floor of the Delta 5 office building. They are the only company in the building that has laboratories. According to a Janitor, their vending machine is notorious for breaking down often for reasons unknown.
Lost Souls

**Lost Souls** are the spirits of Delta 5 employees that all died of different causes. Each of these souls must be sent back through the portal in order to complete the game.

## Keycard Man

An employee of Black Curtain Studio who is unable to enter the studio because he's forgotten his keycard. Find a Level 3 Keycard and unlock the door to the studio.

## Vending Machine Man

An employee of CellaLogic who is annoyed that the vending machine is broken again. Have the Janitor fix the vending machine and defeat the shadow creature nearby.

## Lost Worker

An employee who is unable to find his office. Find the Office Sign in the CellaLogic office on the second floor. Then go to Myer's Digital office on the first floor and place the nameplate on the innermost office room that has an empty nameplate slot.

## Elevator Man

A man trying to use the first floor elevator. Remove the box blocking the elevator on the fourth floor.
Domestic Approval Rating

Domestic Approval is the measure of a populace's approval towards its ruling body, and is the primary measure of a Monachy and Democratic Government's ability to remain in power.

Domestic Approval is mainly determined by:

* Taxation
* Investment in Social Services
* Declarations of war
* Domestic Markup, especially for electricity, consumer goods, water and timber
Library

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The **Library** is an building in Swag & Sorcery.

## Description

Various spells and buffs can be developed in the library. The building is not available at the beginning of the game, but can be built on a mission received during the game, once the right amount of raw materials has been collected. The Library one of the buildings that is cannot be upgraded.
Workarounds & Fixes

- In your Steam game Library, right click on the game, and right click on Properties

- Click on the "Launch Options" button on the first tab.

In the Launch Options dialog, enter this string (no spaces): `-fullscreen`

When you start the game, it should default to full-screen, non-windowed. It will also remember this resolution after you quit, so you can remove the -fullscreen Launch option if you want to run in windowed mode instead.
Crafting Guide

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For all information on crafting, visit the crafting page.

The **Crafting Guide** is opened with **C**. You have the option to hide recipes that you cannot craft because of insufficient materials which helps to not lose focus.

It is ordered in different categories:

## General

a category for all items that are not part of more specialized category. At the moment there are 83 items in this category because the new additions are not categorized yet.

## Workshop

the shaper and the stove can be found here, so 2 items at the moment.

## Highborn

All the recipes that are associated with the grassland biome and the highborn building sytle can be found here. So far, there are 50 recipes in this category. These recipes require a lot of marble bricks to craft. To craft these you have to be near a highborn shrine.

## Desert

All the recipes that are associated with the desert biome and the desert building style can be found here. There are 46 recipes in this category. These recipes need materials refined from terrain blocks found in the desert. They require you to be near a desert shrine to craft items.

## Runestone

All the recipes that are associated with the forest biome and the runestone building style can be found here. At the moment, there are 44 recipes in this category. You need to be standing need a runestone shrine to craft any of these.

## Stone

Some simple recipes that need raw terrain blocks to craft. There are 12 recipes available.
Laboratory

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The **Laboratory** is an upgradeable building in Swag & Sorcery.

## Description

In the Laboratory, you can craft amulets, healing and mana potions. The building is not available at the beginning of the game, but can be built on a mission received during the game, once the right amount of raw materials has been collected.
Armor

There are many different types of **armor** in Swag and Sorcery.

Every piece of armor has like every weapon fashion stats.

The Style of armor is always the same.

Gear with higher rarity can vary in color.

Furthermore does armor have types of cloth. Depending on the workshop it can be either Fabric, Leather and Metal.
Candle

**Candles** can be used to dimly light up the area around the player. The Candle is only available in One Late Night by taking it from Robert's office room. You must find a lighter in order to use the Candle to ward away the Black Widow. However, you cannot light the candle until *after* you've depleted your Flashlight.
One Late Night Wiki/Section 4

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* If you are new to wikis, see **Wiki Text** to learn the basics.
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Vending Machine

**Vending Machines** dispense sodas, which helps you recover from drowsiness. It is best to visit Vending Machines often, as drowsiness affects your speed and vision. Vending Machines can be found right next to a Coffee Machine on the 2nd and 3rd floors of Delta 5.

* It has a 'come hither' look to it.

 3rd Floor
 4th Floor
Chestnut Plank

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 Recipe | 2x Chestnut Log, 2 seconds

It was entirely removed in the 1.50 update.

**Chestnut Plank** is a craftable resource in Swag & Sorcery.

## Description

A chestnut log, which was cut and shaped through suffering.

## Source

Copper ingots are crafted at the Hunting Lodge. They require 2x Chestnut Log.
Mystery guest

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**Mystery guest** is an event in Swag and Sorcery.

## Description

A lone traveler visited your village and made you an offer. He's found something that he believes may interest you, but he doesn't know its true value. Hes willing to sell it for 100 gold, but he can't show it to you until he's been paid.

## Outcomes

### Yes

Who would have thought? The traveler takes his leave, whistling his song. You hold in your hands something worth considerably more than you paid for it.
One Late Night Wiki

**Welcome to the One Late Night Wiki**
*Piecing together Black Curtain Studio's One Late Night mystery since 2018*

Main Characters
Protagonist (OLN)Protagonist (OLND)

Items
Flashlight • Candle • Dexterity
Coffee Machine • Vending Machine

Locations
Delta 5 • Webcom • CellaLogic • Aeon Embedded

Guides
One Late Night Guide • One Late Night: Deadline Guide

**Disclaimer:** The One Late Night Wiki is a fansite and is in no way affiliated with Black Curtain Studio and/or its subsidiaries or affiliates.

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**Not sure where to start?**
* If you are new to wikis, see **Wiki Text** to learn the basics.
* Read over **Contributing** for some tips.
* Check out the **Forums** to see what the community is working on, to give feedback or just to say hi.
Leonore Gettlin

**Leonore Gettlin** is the mother of Alva Gettlin. The Black Widow seems to be connected to her somehow.

## Story

**SPOILER WARNING:** Plot and/or ending details follow.
After her husband died, Leonore became overcome by grief. In her depression, she took out her frustrations on her daughter Alva, causing her great mental trauma. Leonore was admitted to a mental institution where she became fatally ill and died while Alva was in her late teens.
One Late Night: Mobile

**Genre(s)** | mystery, horror

**One Late Night: Mobile** is a mobile port of *One Late Night* developed by Black Curtain Studio.

## Features

* A full mobile conversion of the original PC version.
* Detailed 3D graphics with realism that will pop off your screen.
* Experience every single detail of the original game.
* Full 3D sound effects. Best experienced with headphones.
* Smooth and contextual touch controls to navigate you through the office.

## Story

Have you ever worked at an office? Alone? Late at night?

You are a white-collar office worker, staying alone into the late hours of the night to meet a deadline. As you go about your routines, strange things will start to happen and you will realize you are not as alone as you think.

## System Requirements

The following are the minimum system requirements for *One Late Night: Mobile*. While these requirements do not represent a guaranteed working configuration, meeting the minimum requirements should ensure at least a launch-able environment.

 **GPU** | Adreno 225 or equivalent

## See Also

* One Late Night
* One Late Night: Deadline

## References

1. ↑ Official Website 2018 Aug. 20
2. ↑ Official Website 2018 Aug. 20

## External Links

* *One Late Night: Mobile* Official Site
* *One Late Night: Mobile* (Android) at GameFAQs
* *One Late Night: Mobile* (iPhone) at GameFAQs
* *One Late Night: Mobile* at Metacritic
Shadow Creature

**Shadow Creatures** are demonic spirits that crossed over to the realm of the living when Robert opened a portal to the spirit realm. They can only be seen and combated using Robert's Smartphone. Like the Black Widow, the Shadow Creatures are weak to light and can be defeated by shining the Flashlight on them until they disappear.

Some Shadow Creatures possess items and the only way to get those items is to defeat the monsters.
How to play guide for One Late Night

This page will serve as a basic **how to play guide for *One Late Night***. While there is very little information available at this time, we urge you to check back often, as new information is being added all the time! Feel free to edit this guide with any tips, tricks, and suggestions.

## Basic Gameplay

The goal of *One Late Night* is to escape the Webcom office, where you have been trapped by a mysterious entity known as the Black Widow. You must search for clues throughout the office and get into contact with your coworker Robert, who will provide you with ways to combat the Black Widow. Keep your eyes open and leave no chair unturned.

## Controls

* Move: W/A/S/D
* Interact: Left-mouse button
* Skip messages: Space
* Hide: Left mouse button
* Unhide/leave chair: Space
* Short sprint: Left shift
* Help: F1 or Fn+F1 (depending on operating system)

## Tips and Tricks

* You can save your progress via the computer in your office room.
* When your screen gets static, it's time to find a place to hide from the Black Widow. Robert's office is always a safe place to hide from her.
* Keep the Black Widow away by making sure all the lights in the office are on at all times.
* You can find out the password for Robert's computer in two ways:
	+ Log into your computer and read the emails you sent back and forth to Robert.
	+ Look under Robert's desk to find a Sticky Note.
* A couple of clues about the Black Widow can be found by reading the files on Robert's computer.
* Batteries for the Flashlight are hidden throughout the Webcom office and their locations change every game. Look through every drawer, cabinet, and the janitor's closet for them.

## Computer Commands

* cd/home/Me - Goes to your home folder.
* cd/home/Robert - Goes to Robert's home folder.
* ls - Lists all files in the current folder.
* cat (filename) - Allows you to read any file.
* quit - Exits the computer. Using the Esc key will accomplish the same.
* save - Saves the game

## See Also

* How to play guide for One Late Night: Deadline
Daylight robbery

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**Daylight robbery** is an event in Swag and Sorcery.

## Description

This man robbed some villagers in broad daylight, but one of our characters managed to catch him. What should we do? Send him to the capital for execution, or try to rehabilitate him into an upstanding villagers?

## Outcomes

### Execute

The robber was sent to be executed at the capital, and the peasants rejoice. In return, they give you an old amulet.
Mouse Functions

# SR2020 Mouse Clicking

Submitted by Balthagor on Sun, 01/13/2013 - 20:50

Note: Ctrl+Shift+Select will "additive, not ordered" select.

### Right Click

* keep bottom panel as is... and show R.C. menu. Contents of menu are context sensitive own/other region.
* right click map drag. keeps lower GUI the same. no menu.
* Set region owning hex selected as picked region in State dept.

### CTRL + Right Click (or back button on some mice)

* different by hex contents, priority for following order;
	+ Units - --> LAN - military presence
	+ Facilities - --> LAN - Complex Details
	+ Terrain- --> LAN - now military presence for loyalty & supply

### Left Click - Player Units

* make target hex the selected hex
* Contest Sensitive Menu

### Left Click - Other cases

* show Complex Details subdepartment and make hex selected

### Shift + Left Click or Shift + Rubber Band

* Select your unit/Stack.
* no pop-out menu
* Units with player orders other than "move" are not active highlighted.
* Aircraft landed on carriers are not active highlighted

### Rubber Band using Left Click

* Make all units selected and active highlighted
* Same as Left Click

### Using Ctrl + Left Click

* New in update 6
* additive selection tool
* Works with both **Left-Click on Stack** and **Rubber-Band-Left-Click**

### Menu Options

the menu option "There are some game menu options available to customize the above functions, including;

* Controls - Show Popup When Selecting Single units
	+ Show the menu list if only one unit is in the hex/list when option selected.
* Controls - Show Popup When Selecting Unit Stacks
	+ Show the menu list of units in the hex on left click when option selected.
* Controls - Show Popup When Selecting banding units
	+ Show the menu list of units in the area on elastic banding when option selected.
Magical Forest

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The **Magical Forest** is the first area open to exploration from the stable in Swag & Sorcery. It is for Levels 1-5.

## Resources

 Elusive Essence | The faint trace of a living being's magical nature.

## Monsters

 Timber Wolf | A dangerous wild animal, which can snap big sticks in two... if someone dares throw it sticks.
 Mystical Ent | This funny walking tangle once was a real tree.
* Chestnut Log
 Little Fire | This mischievous little fire is burned out with his job as a protector of the forest.

### Boss

* Owlman

No one remembers who he is or whe he's from. All anyone know is that he's always there to protect the forest.
Delta 5

**Delta 5** is the name of the office building that contains the offices of Webcom and Aeon Embedded Ltd. Both *One Late Night* and *One Late Night: Deadline* take place here over the course of 2 hours in the middle of the night. Delta 5 is located somewhere in Sweden.

Keycards are necessary to access each of the offices in Delta 5. There exists master keycards that allow access to all offices on a specific floor of the building.

## Basement Floor

The basement floor contains CellaLogic offices and the building's Administration office. The Janitors of the building have their supplies stored on this floor. This is also where the building's trash is held until it is taken out.

* The building's Administration office.

## 1st Floor

The first floor of Delta 5 contains the offices of CellaLogic, Handlarbanken, Lynch Telecom, and Myer's Digital.

* The building's lobby as seen on the first floor.
* The building's lobby as seen from the second floor.
* The building's stairwell.

## 2nd Floor

The second floor of Delta 5 contains the offices of CellaLogic and Webcom.

* The second floor of Delta 5.

## 3rd Floor

The third floor of Delta 5 contains the offices of Chip Software, Aeon Embedded Ltd., and Black Curtain Studio.

* The office of Black Curtain Studio on the 3rd floor.
* The office of Black Curtain Studio on the 3rd floor.

## 4th Floor

The fourth floor of Delta 5 contains unused office space.

* The fourth floor of Delta 5.

## References

1. ↑ *[...]both games take place over the course of a couple of hours in the middle of the night.﻿* - Black Curtain Studio
2. ↑ *[...]the game also takes place in Sweden.* - Black Curtain Studio
How to play guide for One Late Night: Deadline

This page will serve as a basic **how to play guide for *One Late Night: Deadline***. While there is very little information available at this time, we urge you to check back often, as new information is being added all the time! Feel free to edit this guide with any tips, tricks, and suggestions.

## Basic Gameplay

The goal of *One Late Night: Deadline* is to escape the Delta 5 office building, where you have been trapped by a mysterious entity known as the Black Widow. You must search for clues throughout the building and get into contact with a mysterious man known as Robert, who will provide you with ways to combat the Black Widow and Shadow Creatures. Keep your eyes open and leave no chair unturned.

## Controls

* Move: W/A/S/D
* Interact: Left-mouse button
* Skip messages: Space
* Hide: Left mouse button
* Unhide/leave chair: Space
* Short sprint: Left shift
* Help: F1 or Fn+F1 (depending on operating system)

## Tips and Tricks

* Pay attention to your surroundings and keep your eyes and ears open for the Black Widow.
* Travel to the spirit realm often using Robert's smartphone to find items that won't appear in the realm of the living.
* Keep your energy up by visiting a Vending Machine whenever you can or find Dexterity tablets.
* Use the Coffee Machines frequently to save your progress.
* The passwords for Peter and Robert's computers from *One Late Night* can be used to access their computers in Deadline.