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System requirements

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

## Recommended requirements

**Windows**

**OS:** Windows 7+ (64-bit OS required)
**Processor:** Intel i7 920 @ 2.7 GHz, AMD Phenom II 945 @ 3.0 GHz
**Memory:** 8 GB RAM
**Graphics:** NVIDIA GTX 660, Radeon R9-270
**DirectX:** Version 11
**Storage:** 3 GB available space
**Sound Card:** 100% DirectX 9.0c kompatible Sound Card
**Mac OSX**

**OS:** Mac OSX 10.8+ (64-bit OS required)
**Processor:** Intel i7 920 @ 2.7 GHz, AMD Phenom II 945 @ 3.0 GHz
**Memory:** 8 GB RAM
**Graphics:** NVIDIA GTX 660, Radeon R9-270
**Storage:** 3 GB available space
**Sound Card:** 100% DirectX 9.0c kompatible Sound Card

## Minimum requirements

**Windows**

**OS:** Windows 7+ (64-bit OS required)
**Processor:** Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 @ 2.4 GHz, AMD FX 8120 @ 3.1 GHz
**Memory:** 4 GB RAM
**Graphics:** NVIDIA GT 630 / 650m, AMD Radeon HD6570
**DirectX:** Version 9.0c
**Storage:** 3 GB available space
**Sound Card:** 100% DirectX 9.0c kompatible Sound Card
**Mac OSX**

**OS:** Mac OSX 10.8+ (64-bit OS required)
**Processor:** Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 @ 2.4 GHz, AMD FX 8120 @ 3.1 GHz
**Memory:** 4 GB RAM
**Graphics:** NVIDIA GT 630 / 650m, AMD Radeon HD6570
**Storage:** 3 GB available space
**Sound Card:** 100% DirectX 9.0c kompatible Sound Card

## See also

* How to play guide for FAR: Lone Sails
* Release date
Subsystems

Subsystems, formerly called "upgrades", can increase your ship's performance in various categories and also add some more features to your systems.

All subsystem sockets, except the first, require a set amount of Processing Power be reached before that upgrade slot becomes available to a maximum of fifteen. However, this limit is also further limited by your Building Knowledge as of 2.0, with the limit being at 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12, and 15 respectively for Iron, Titanium, Naonite, Trinium, Xanion, Ogonite, and Avorion. Furthermore, most subsystems cost significant amounts of Energy.

Some subsystems can come in different material variations and every subsystem type can occur in all the different rarities, except for Artifacts. A higher rarity usually goes along with better modifiers.

The seven tiers of subsystems are as follows:

* Petty (Gray in colour, the worst quality, strangely, this quality is more rare than common)
* Common (White in colour, and as the name suggest, this is the most common upgrade tier)
* Uncommon (Green in colour)
* Rare (Blue in colour)
* Exceptional (Orange/Yellow in colour)
* Exotic (Red in colour)
* Legendary (Purple in colour)

## Installing Subsystems

You can install subsystems to your ship from the ship menu (Default Hotkey 'P').
From there you have to select the "Subsystems" tab, which is the third from the left.
Add or remove subsystems from the sockets in the top portion of the tab by dragging or right-clicking the subsystems .

### Permanent Installation

You can install subsystems permanently for improved stats by right-clicking them. Some subsystems have to be permanently installed to have any effect. To remove a permanently installed subsystems, you must be close to an Equipment Dock, Mobile Equipment Merchant or Trade Guild Merchant. As of 2.0, the game will alert you when you can remove permanently installed subsystems.

Otherwise it will be destroyed when you try to remove it.

## Acquiring Subsystems

Subsystems can be acquired in several ways.

* You can collect them during battles where they have a chance to drop from destroyed Blocks. This also means that shooting or salvaging wreckages can result in them dropping from time to time.
* You can buy them from an equipment merchant, an Equipment Dock or a Black Market.
* You can research them from at a Research Station.
* They can be found in Secret Stashes (along with large amounts of money, often around 100k).
* You can get them as a reward for doing Events or Missions.
Events

**Events** or **challenges** await, when the Player character traverses the dried out ocean on the vehicle alone. Will there be enough fuel? Do you have the right tool to fix something? Where do you look for spare parts? What happened in the past?

## List of Events

Do you know more about this? Please add the challenges you found in the game!
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Adaptive Combat

**Adaptive Combat** is a Command available in Terrene Odyssey.

## Effects

  1 Action, an Opponent activates 2 Spells in one turn  | Target character gains the class Spellcaster and: "Banish a spell in your opponent's discard -> Once per turn, resolve that spell without paying its activation costs."

## See also

* Cards
* Tactician Characters
Cards

As a card battle game, entities in Terrene Odyssey are represented as card that can be selected for a customizable deck of 30 cards. The Characters fighting, Items they're using, Terrains they're fighting on and Commands that are given are all represented by cards.

## List of Cards

The following is a list of Cards available in the game Terrene Odyssey.

### Base Set

The Base Set contains the first 108 cards in Terrene Odyssey. It was released on March 10th, 2015.

### Token Characters

These Characters cannot be added to decks, but can be recruited via the effects of other cards. They are made of punch board to ensure that they are not mistakenly shuffled into a deck after a game.

### Kickstarter Rewards Set

During The Kickstarter Campaign for Terrene Odyssey, the community and top donors voted on different elements to be included in this set of cards. They were released on March 10th, 2015 with the Base Set.
DeMattei the Architect

**DeMattei the Architect** is a Character available in Terrene Odyssey.

## Effects

  Dismiss an Energy Character  | Once per turn, heal a Machine by 10 HP.

## Tips

* Even though DeMattei isn't a Spellcaster, if he resolves the effect of a Spell with his ability, it resolves according to his level.

## Trivia

* Picking DeMattei's eye wear was one of the design decisions made during his development.
Vehicle

The **Vehicle** is the core element in FAR: Lone Sails and the Player Character must see to its needs; such as having enough fuel, installing spare parts, and repairing it. Objects can be fixed with hanging hooks inside the Vehicle. There is a hose at the top left inside to extinguish fires. The Vehicle was made by Henriksson and Sons as seen in one of the photographs showing their works.

## Interior

Once the player character has reached the **Vehicle** at the beginning of the game, there are three important machine parts to have a look at: the **speed dial**, **steam button** and the **energy container**. Energy can be produced from small white boxes, which fill half of the vehicle's energy; a bigger oil drum type of container, which fill the vehicle up fully; and in an emergency, a large gas canister type of container, which also fills the vehicle fully, but bursting the vehicle into flames.

* Load the energy boxes at the rear inside the Vehicle and activate the button to fill the energy container.

* Start the engine and push the speed button.

* Watch the steam build up and release it, when it has built up enough.

* Watch the energy container and refill.

* Once the sails are in place, one can activate them to save energy and ride with the wind. To do so, leave the Vehicle with the lift and push the button outside on top.

## Exterior

* A hook or anchor at the back and front.

* Sails, once they are installed. Get to the top of the Vehicle and press the sails button to go. Sails are the first upgrade one will receive in the game.

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Hide a Character

A Character being **hidden** is an event in Terrene Odyssey. A Character that is face-down is said to be "hidden" and is not allowed to participate in battle (attack or block), use his or her abilities, or activate the effects of their assigned card. When a Character is hidden, it is played face-down from a player's hand or flipped face-down if it is already on the field and recruited (face-up).

Hidden Characters cost 1 SP and Characters can be hidden from a player's hand during that player's turn without paying any Actions as long as the player has enough Supply. Additionally, some card effects can be used to hide Characters.

## Tips

* Because hidden Characters can't block, hiding an opponent's defensive Characters can open up a window to attack!

## See Also

* Terreria - This terrain has an ability that can be used to hide Characters.
* Smoke Bomb - This item can be used to hide a Character.
Jin the Ambitious

**Jin the Ambitious** is a Hero Character available in Terrene Odyssey.

## Effects

  When Jin is Recruited  | You may search your deck or hand for a Scout Character and Recruit it for 0 supply. If you do, shuffle your deck.

## Tips

* Jin's Immunity to character abilities stomps on heavy Assassin and Spellcaster builds. You will need strength to take out Jin.
* Jin recruits a Scout for 0 Supply when he's recruited. Try hiding him and recruiting him again to trigger the effect again. 3 Scouts active in the party!?!

## Trivia

* The main villain of Terrene Odyssey. Brother to Zowie.
* Jin is Immune to character abilities. This is why in Javelin from the Mist's card art, she is missing her attack on Jin.

## See Also

* Cards
* Jin's Ambition
* Scout
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Tsue the Balanced

**Tsue the Balanced** is a Hero Character available in the Kicksterer Rewards for Terrene Odyssey.

## Effects

  1 Action, Control a  Character  | Once per turn, Tsue gains 5 DEF until end of turn.

## Tips

* Tsue is susceptible to Return to the Rift since he is an Interdimensional character. Use it to render his defense useless!

## See also

* Cards
* Return to the Rift
Defense Decay

Defense Decay is a mechanic in Terrene Odyssey that occurs during battle.

> Each time a Character blocks an attack from another Character, they suffer Defense Decay, and their DEF is reduced by 5 until the start of their next turn. Defense Decay can stack, but a Character's DEF value can never drop below zero. Only Battle Damage causes Defense Decay and never damage from other sources like Abilities, Items, and Commands.
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## Rulings

* Defense Decay is removed at the beginning of the suffering Character's turn. In a 2v2, a Character must survive all 3 other players' turns before getting to remove Defense Decay.
* Damage from Retaliate is considered Battle Damage, and thus applies Defense Decay.

## See Also

* Snow Storm
* Perfect Block
Gregory the Hoarder

**Gregory the Hoarder** is a Hero Character available in Terrene Odyssey.

# Effects

 Passive | Gregory gains +5 ATK for every 2 Items in your discard.

# Tips

* The most aggressive Hero. Gregory puts on serious pressure when combined with Olivia the Graceless and an all Item build.
* Gregory is unaffected by Items including the ones with positive effects on him. He however can use Items on another character.

# See Also

* Cards
* Item cards
* Item Expertise
Fire Storm

**Fire Storm** is a Storm available in Terrene Odyssey.

## Effect

> You can't begin the game with this card. At the beginning of your next turn, Characters with the highest DEF in play have their DEF reduced to 0 until end of turn. Then, if you control a  Character, target Character gains Haste until end of turn. At the end of that turn, Dismiss Fire Storm.
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XP
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 5 XP | Choose any previous reward.

## Trivia

* Scoops McGee and Johnny Donuts make a cameo appearance in this card's art work. Poor guys are over heating.
* Emberstadt is the Terrain undergoing the Fire Storm.
Guardian

**Guardian** is a Character class in Terrene Odyssey. Guardians are well suited to blocking given their typical stats of 25 HP/10 ATK/10 DEF. They also tend to have good utility abilities, providing more options while they are on the field.

## List of Guardians

* Peter the Indurate
* Asu the Flame Hellion
* Ashen the Unseemly
* Olivia the Graceless
* Jack the Galvanic
* Tsue the Balanced

## See Also

* Retaliate (Gained Ability) - This Gained Ability allows Guardians to strike back while blocking.
Character cards

Character cards are a type of card that makes up decks in Terrene Odyssey. They make up the party with which you battle your opponent(s), and are the primary way of dealing damage to their HP.

## Attributes

Character cards have various attributes. Here's a quick summary:

* Hero - Some Characters are distinguished as Heroes. Each deck can only have one Hero card.
* Class - Each Character belongs to at least one class. Each class has its own strengths and weaknesses, so be sure to build a diverse team!
* Affiliation - Each Character is aligned with one of the six environmental affiliations: Earth, Fire, Water, Wind, Light, or Dark. Certain terrains provided benefits to certain Affiliations.
* LV - A Character's Level is a rough indicator of how strong they are. When a Character is defeated, they give XP equal to their level. Spellcasters cast spells more effectively when they gain levels.
* SP - A Character's Supply Cost indicates how much of the 4 supply limit the Character takes up. Remember: Hidden Characters take up 1 Supply!
* HP - How much damage a Character can take before they are defeated.
* ATK - How much damage a Character deals when attacking in combat.
* DEF - How much damage a Character prevents when they take damage.
Zane the Ender

**Zane the Ender** is a Character available in Terrene Odyssey.

# Effects

  When this Character deals damage to a player  | Silence target Character. Slow Target Character.

# FAQ

1. Do I have to Silence and Slow the same Character?
	* No, you can target different Characters with the Status Effects.

# Trivia

* Zane is the only non-Interdimensional Character in the Base Set to have a Purple Trigger Effect.
* Zane is Skylar's brother.
* Zane is currently in exile for the murder of his father.
Defeat

**Defeat** is a state that Characters enter in Terrene Odyssey when the total damage applied to them is equal or greater than their HP value. Characters can also be defeated by trigger abilities directly.

When a character is defeated they and any Items or Commands they were controlling are moved to the Discard and the character responsible for the killing blow to that character gains XP. The killing blow can be gained through attacks, items or commands while still granting credit for XP.

XP is gained before the character(s) are moved to the Discard, so in the case that a character defeats another with their last breath, any non-character XP rewards (such as card draws or extra actions) are gained by the character's controller.
Damage Types

In Terrene Odyssey an event's **Damage Type** determines what attributes the damage has.

## Effect Damage

Effect Damage is dealt via Trigger abilities. It has no extra attributes.

It is important to note that Effect Damage is reduced by DEF, unless it is Stab Damage.

## Battle Damage

Battle Damage is dealt when a Character attacks. A Character has only dealt Battle Damage if the damage they dealt is not entirely blocked by the defending Character's DEF.

Battle Damage applies Defense Decay to Characters, which temporarily reduces their DEF. If a Character takes more Battle Damage than they have remaining HP, the difference becomes Overkill Damage.

### Overkill Damage

   Overkill Damage is the overflow of Battle Damage if a blocking Character does not have enough remaining HP to absorb all incoming damage. Overkill Damage is dealt to the player controlling the defeated Character and it triggers effects that require Battle Damage to players (such as Warrior abilities).

## Stab Damage

> Stab damage ignores the DEF value of the defending Character. Damage is dealt directly to a Character's HP.
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Stab Damage caused by effects does not inflict Defense Decay, but if an effect causes a Character's attack to deal Stab Damage or the Character deals Stab Damage because they have the Stab Gained Ability, it will cause Defense Decay and potentially Overkill Damage.
Terreria

**Terreria** is a Terrain Card available in Terrene Odyssey.

## Effects

  1 Action, Control a  Character  | Once per turn, hide target Character you control.

XP
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 5 XP | Choose any previous reward.

## Tips

* Terreria's DARK ability is great for hiding fragile Characters like Insidious and Knife in the Shadows. Keep the pressure high.
* Terreria's LIGHT ability is great for fishing out Assassin class Characters. Builds relying on early game Assassin defense could easily be devastated with this hard read.

## Trivia

* The world in which Terrene Odyssey takes place is called Terreria.
* Terrene Odyssey used to be called "Terreria Tactics" but due to confusion with a popular Steam game, it was renamed.
Assassin

**Assassin** is a Character class in Terrene Odyssey. Assassins tend to be more fragile than average sporting typical stats of 10 HP/15 ATK/5 DEF. Assassins have abilities that allow them to punish their opponents for exposing themselves (usually when the opponent is attacking). These abilities usually require that the Assassin be hidden at the moment of activation, so the insightful player will use that information to predict when an their opponent is trying to assassinate their Characters.

## List of Assassins

* Javelin from the Mist
* Dagger on the Edge
* Sabre in the Sun
* Blades Up Above
* Hooks in the Zephyr
* Knife in the Shadows
* Blaze in the Psyche
Recruit a Character

A Character being **recruited** is an event in Terrene Odyssey. When a Character is recruited, it is played face-up from a player's hand or flipped face-up if it is already on the field and Hidden (face-down). A Character that is face-up is said to be "recruited" and is allowed to participate in battle (attack and block), use his or her abilities, and activate the effects of their assigned card.

Characters can be recruited during a player's own turn for the cost of 1 Action. Additionally, some card effects can be used to recruit Characters.

## Tips

* If your opponent is using Characters that rely on being Hidden, such as Assassins, it can be beneficial to recruit those Characters preemptively.

## See Also

* Terreria - This terrain has an ability that can be used to recruit Characters.
* Just a Traveler - This Character has an effect that activates when it is recruited.
Knife in the Shadows

**Knife in the Shadows** is a Character available in Terrene Odyssey.

## Tips

* After taking a character out with Knife in the Shadows, if you know he's going to be easily KO'd, dismiss him to prevent the counter attack.

## Trivia

* Knife in the Shadows has Ethan the Resilient in his card art as his target. In gameplay, he can take Ethan out in 1 attack.

## See also

* Cards
* Assassins Agenda
Character level

A Character's **Level** (abbreviated **LV**) is a rough indicator of their strength. When a Character is defeated, if there is a Character associated with their defeat (such as by attacking or using an ability, item or command), that Character gains XP equal to the LV of the defeated Character. This generally makes a higher level a disadvantage.

Levels can be used as an advantage by Spellcasters, whom gain access to significantly more powerful versions of their Spells at higher levels.

## Gaining Levels

Later XP Rewards on Terrains often include a  as one of their Gained Abilities. This increases the level of the affected Character.

* This +1 LV Bit can be used to keep track of Characters gaining levels.
* The +2 LV Bit is on the back of the +1 LV Bit.
Rain Storm

**Rain Storm** is a Storm available in Terrene Odyssey.

## Effects

> You can't begin the game with this card. At the beginning of your next turn, Dismiss all On-Going cards in play. Then, if you control a  Character, Target Character gains Resourceful until end of turn. At the end of that turn, Dismiss Rain Storm.
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XP
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 5 XP | Choose any previous reward.

## Trivia

* Scoops McGee and Johnny Donuts make a cameo appearance in this card's art work. They are hanging on for dear life!
* Seaside Market is the Terrain undergoing the Rain Storm.
Spellcaster

**Spellcaster** is a Character class in Terrene Odyssey. Spellcasters tend to be poor at combat with typical stats for 1 SP Spellcasters being 10 HP/10 ATK/0 DEF. Their low HP makes them unable to block virtually all attacks and vulnerable to many damaging effects. Additionally, their low ATK makes spending Actions for them to attack generally inefficient.

Spellcasters make up for these disadvantages by having the ability to cast Spells. These Commands have powerful effects that the user gets to target with (as opposed to attacks). Furthermore, Spells grow more powerful as the Spellcaster casting them levels up. At level 3, the effects can be potentially game ending!

Spellcasters also boast flexible abilities that can have great effects if used properly. These effects tend to cost cards, making card draw very important in decks focusing on Spellcasters.

## List of Spellcasters

* Mr. White the Astute
* Gerald the Silent
* Sade the Rejuvenative
* Ivan the Organic
* Valorie the Manipulator
* Alexie the Studious
* Candace the Catalyst
* Susana the Glacial
* Auren the Austere
* Skybloom the Fire Flower
Terrain cards

**Terrain Cards** are a type of card available in Terrene Odyssey. Terrain cards produce the amount of Actions a player gets each turn, have XP trees on them that determine how Characters grow when they gain XP, and have Trigger effects that benefit certain combinations of Character Affiliations.

### Terrain Switches

Once per turn, a player may switch their active Terrain Card. Each player may only have one Terrain active at a time and switching active Terrains does not change any of Characters' previously earned XP Rewards. XP gained later will follow the new trees picking off at the XP tier where the Character had previously left off. Inactive Terrain cards are not discarded and may be reactivated on a later turn.

### XP Rewards

When a character defeats another character by attacking, using an ability or activating an item or command, the victor receives XP equal to the defeated character's LV. The bonus for this XP is determined by the Terrain card of the victorious character.

### Wasted XP

If a character's defeat cannot be credited to a character in an opposing party, no XP is awarded.

> If a character if [sic]defeated in a way that has no connection to another Character (such as a Storm Effect) that card gains the XP. Since only Characters can use XP, the XP is wasted.
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Wasted XP is not assigned to any Character, thus no Character benefits from gaining it.

#### Cards that can cause wasted XP

* Emberstadt
* Thunder Storm

## Storms

Some Terrains are considered Storms. These cards have symmetrical effects that activate at the beginning of the next turn for the player that played it. After their turn of effect, Storms will dismiss themselves (even if they become inactive before the end of the turn), making their effects temporary. Because their effects are temporary, the XP trees for storms hold greater rewards and players may not begin the game with a Storm as their Terrain. Storms commonly generate fewer Actions than other Terrain cards, but playing a Storm does not immediately reduce the number of Actions a player has available.

## See also

* Character cards
* Item cards
* Command cards
Blaze in the Psyche

**Blaze in the Psyche** is a Hero Character available in the Kickstarter Rewards for Terrene Odyssey.

## Tips

* Since Blaze in the Psyche is free to activate, he works extremely well with other assassins since it allows him to kill almost anything with the combined damage.

## See also

* Cards
* Javelin from the Mist
* Dagger on the Edge
* Terreria
* Assassins Agenda
Deborah the Direct

**Deborah the Direct** is a Character available in Terrene Odyssey.

## FAQ

1. When I lower the supply of a character with Deborah the Direct, is this effect permanent?
	* Once that character is recruited, the supply drop is permanent for as long as that character is in play (even hidden characters are considered to be in play). Use the -1 SP bit to keep track of this.

## See also

* Cards
* Traps
Silence (Status Effect)

**Silence** is a Status Effect in Terrene Odyssey that removes a Character's abilities. If a Character is Silenced in response to them using an ability, the ability's cost must still be payed, but it has no effect.

## Trivia

* The back of the Silence bit is the Resourceful bit.

## See Also

* Silence Orb - An item that inflicts Silence.
* Silence (Card) - A Spell that inflicts Silence, sometimes on multiple targets.
* Healing Salve - An item that can be used to cure or prevent Silence.
Interdimensional

**Interdimensional** is a Character class in Terrene Odyssey. Interdimensionals are a very diverse class and do not have a "typical set of stats" like some other classes. They do have a greater interaction with Banishing cards than the other classes though.

## List of Interdimensional Characters

* Zowie the Ingenuic
* Just a Traveler
* The Revenant
* Lovox the Displaced
Stun

**Stun** is a Status Effect in Terrene Odyssey that prevents Characters from attacking or blocking.

If a Character is Stunned while they are attacking, the attack is canceled. But if the blocking Character is Stunned while blocking, the attack still resolves.

## See Also

* Terreria
* Thunder Storm
* Valorie the Manipulator
* Rika the Voltaic
* Flare
* Intensity
* Healing Salve
Yume the Infected

**Yume the Infected** is a Hero Character available in the Kickstarter Rewards for Terrene Odyssey.

## Effects

  1 Action, Defeat a Character you control  | Any damage on that defeated Character is inflicted to your HP. Yume gains any XP that defeated Character had.

## Rulings

* Yume's Trigger Effect does not grant XP equal to the level of the defeated allied Character on top of the XP on that Character because defeating allied Characters does not grant XP.

## See also

* Cards
* Critical
* Return to the Rift
Zeac the Energetic

**Zeac the Energetic** is a Hero Character available in the Kickstarter Rewards for Terrene Odyssey.

## Effects

  When Zeac deals damage to a Character or Player  | Recruit an Energy Character token.

## Tips

* Even though Zeac can't be targeted, he can still be hit by Assassin abilities when he is attacking since they don't actually target anything!
Terrene Odyssey

**Terrene Odyssey** is a like a random encounter of a JRPG except this time you’re facing off against another party. Gain XP and Level up! Your characters will be lined up and players can take familiar actions against each other; Use Commands, Items, Attack or Run.What makes Terrene Odyssey unique is the Starting Party Composition. Players can pick the cards they start the game with on turn 0. Every turn of Terrene Odyssey is the core of an intense battle. Compose interesting opening compositions from your 30 card deck with the Starting Party Composition and deduce your opponent’s build to get an edge! On round 2 / 3 how will you mix up your build?

## About

Released on March 10th, 2015 after a successful Kickstarter, Terrene Odyssey is an all-inclusive battle card game that eliminates the needs for trading and collecting and let’s you jump straight into a deep customizable experience. Straight out of the box, you have 6 pre-constructed unique decks to immediately jump into the action. The game is fully customizable and comes with an additional 100+ cards. The entire card pool of 324 cards in one box!

## Features

* Core Mechanic: Original ‘Starting Party Composition’ mechanic gives players extreme control over the games systems but they must also use psychology to predict and deduce their opponent’s build ( starting party choices)
* 1v1 or 2v2 Competitive Formats.
* One copy of the game delivers 108 unique cards and three copies of each. No trading or collecting. Jump straight into the game.
* Casually accessible. Competitively balanced.
* A new and original universe gives Terrene Odyssey strong and interesting art direction.
Spells

**Spells** are a subtype of Command Cards in Terrene Odyssey. Spells can only be activated by Spellcasters (with one exception). Because the player can target any Character with a Spell, they tend to have more flexible target selection than simply attacking, which is offset by the fact that using them requires them to be in hand. Additionally, Spells have more powerful effects that can be activated if the casting Character is a higher level.

## List of Spells

* Fireball
* Shadow Veil
* Silence
* Intensity
Steam Fields

**Steam Fields** is a Terrain Card available in Terrene Odyssey.

## Effects

  2 Actions, Control a  Character and a  Character  | Target Character gains Resourceful until end of turn.

XP
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 5 XP | Choose any previous reward.

## Tips

* Most builds won't use the Resourceful effect of this card but it is very powerful in a deck focused around Alexie the Studious.

## Trivia

* Steam Fields separates Emberstadt from areas like The Plateau. Not many adventurers cross it due to its frequent and violent thunderstorms.
* Steam Fields is the background image of this Wiki.
Insidious

**Insidious** is a Character available in Terrene Odyssey.

## Effects

  When this Character deals damage to a player  | Defeat this Character if it is face-up at the end of turn.

## Tips

* Skylar the Determined can protect Insidious from its second ability.

## Trivia

* Many Character arts, including Insidious had humble beginnings.

## See Also

* Cards
* Critical
Golem

**Golem** is a Character class in Terrene Odyssey. Golems don't have a set of typical stats, but they do tend to have high stats, especially DEF. They also tend to shrug off some effects allowing them to be powerful in situations other Characters would be inhibited.

## List of Golems

* Prague the Last of Them
* Ready the Absurd
Hot Springs

**Hot Springs** is a Terrain Card available in Terrene Odyssey.

## Effects

  1 Action, Control a  Character and a  Character  | Once per turn, draw 1 card.

XP
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 5 XP | Choose any previous reward.

## Tips

* Minor healing is fantastic on builds focused on making Energy with Energy Factory.

## Trivia

* In the art work you can see Ethan the Resilient, Sammy the Agile, and Inu the Inferno. All Warrior class Characters that can easily be taken out by the Assassin hiding behind the rock to the right.
* Hot Spring is located geographically in a rather safe and hidden part of the Steam Fields.
Slow

**Slow** is a Status Effect in Terrene Odyssey that inhibits Characters from attacking. Characters afflicted with Slow must pay 2 Actions to declare an attack instead of 1, and if they are Slowed while attacking must pay the extra action or else have their attack canceled (without refund for the first Action).

Slow overwrites the Gained Ability Haste and vice versa. If a that already has Haste is afflicted with Slow, their Haste is negated and they act as if Slowed. This would mean that they have to 2 Actions to maintain the attack!

# Sources

* Slow Potion
* Susana the Glacial
* Wanderer from a Previous World

# Trivia

* The back of the Slow bit is the Haste bit.
Affiliation

**Affiliation** is a property of Characters in Terrene Odyssey. Each Character is associated with 1 affiliation, which can be seen in the upper right corner of their card. Many Terrain cards require the party contain Characters of a certain affiliation as part of their Trigger Conditions. Terrains are generally associated with 2 different affiliations.

## List of Affiliations

Each of the 6 affiliations has its own style or flavor. It's most common to find those types of effects within that affiliation.

* - Fire is aggressive. It often grants +ATK and Haste.
* - Water is mercurial. It often provides card draw.
* - Wind is swift. It often provides extra Actions or other ways to outspeed other affiliations.
* - Earth is defensive. It often provides +DEF or healing.
* - Light is revealing. It often provides Stun.
* - Dark is sneaky. It often provides Silence or the ability to hide Characters.
Mechanics

Terrene Odyssey is a competitive all-inclusive battle card game that borrows the traditional feel of video game RPG Battle systems. You will recruit your 4 character party of adventurers and you will do battle with another party of adventurers. Defeat enemy characters to gain XP and level up your characters to your design! Last party standing wins the game.

## Basic Gameplay

Pick a deck. From that deck players will pull out, 4 characters, 4 Items / Commands, and Terrain card and place them face-down on the table. This is their Starting Party Composition, the core mechanic of the game’s design and balance. On a player’s turn, they will draw 1 card (they start with an empty hand) and gain X Actions, listed on their Terrain card. They can spend these Actions to:

* Declare an attack with a character
* Recruit a character (Flip face-up)
* Pay for costs on Items / Commands
* Use your Starting Party Composition to formulate a
* strategy and keep key cards face-down to hide
* your agenda. Deduce your opponent’s strategy and take out key characters. Defeat characters to gain XP and grow based on your Terrain cards XP Tree.

Compose tons of interesting and balanced strategies from the same 30 card deck using the Starting Party Composition mechanic!

## Features

Core Mechanic: Original ‘Starting Party Composition’ mechanic gives players extreme control over the games systems but they must also use psychology to predict and deduce their opponent’s build ( starting party choices)

* 1v1 or 2v2 Competitive Formats.
* One copy of the game delivers 108 unique cards and three copies of each. No trading or collecting. Jump straight into the game.
* Casually accessible. Competitively balanced.
* A new and original universe gives Terrene Odyssey strong and interesting art direction.
No More Hiding

**No More Hiding** is a Command available in Terrene Odyssey.

## Effects

  An opponent hides a Character, 1 Action  | Recruit that character. Deal 10 Stab damage and Silence that Character.

## Tips

* If your opponent plays a Character from their hand face-down that counts as Hiding a Character!

## See Also

* Cards
* Tactician Characters
Seaside Market

**Seaside Market** is a Terrain Card available in Terrene Odyssey.

## Effects

  1 Action, Control a  Character and a  Character  | Once per turn target Character heals 5 HP.

XP
--

 5 XP | Choose any previous reward.

## Tips

* Seaside Market gives you early game defense and early card advantage. It's particularly powerful if you are focusing on a mid game win.
* Seaside Market ensures that the actions you save to use on your opponents's turns are never wasted since you can always draw a card at the end of their turn.

## Trivia

* Zowie can be seen in this cards artwork. It is her home town after all.
The Plateau

**The Plateau** is a Terrain Card available in Terrene Odyssey.

## Effects

  1 Action, control a  Character and a  Character  | Once per turn, draw 1 card.

XP
--

 5 XP | Choose any previous reward.

## Tips

* Opening with double Wind characters will allow you to recruit your entire party turn 1 and still have an action open for counter play. Its great for early game win conditions but not do great for doing something useful for your gained XP.

## Trivia

* S.K. the Art Historian and Guntram the Malefactor are both from The Plateau.
Classic Fishing Rod

**Classic Fishing Rod** is a tool used to gather resources. It is the next best rod above the Beginner's Fishing Rod.

## Crafting

### Station and Materials

The following crafting station and materials are required when crafting Classic Fishing Rod:

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### Expanded materials

The materials required when crafting Classic Fishing Rod are made up of smaller parts that must be processed using additional crafting stations. These materials and stations break down as follows:

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Energy

**Energy** may refer to:

## Cards

* Energy (Token) A token Character.
* Zeac the Energetic A Hero of the class that generates the token Characters.
* Energy Factory A Command that generates Energy tokens.

## See Also

* Machine A Class that dismisses Energy Characters for effects.
* Engineer A Class that commonly generates Energy.
Bus Station

**Bus Station** is a large object that can be constructed on an Assembly Station.

## Crafting

### Station and Materials

The following crafting station and materials are required when crafting Bus Station:

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### Expanded materials

The materials required when crafting Bus Station are made up of smaller parts that must be processed using additional crafting stations. These materials and stations break down as follows:

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Command cards

**Commands** are a type of card available in Terrene Odyssey. They are assigned to Characters, to activate later. Commands have a wide range of effects, but are often restricted by class. Players may not activate Command Cards from their hand and must assign them to a Character to activate first.

## Command Classes

Commands can be categorized into a number of classes (indicated above the effect box). Like Characters, these classes are a good indicator of what types of effects the Command will have. Unlike Characters, there are some Commands that do not have a class. The Command Classes are as follows:

* **Ongoing commands** - After being activated, these Commands remain on the field until they are Dismissed. Their triggers have effect as long as they are on the field.
* **Spells** - Spells are a type of Command that only Spellcasters can activate. Spells have a very wide range of effects, but their strength increases with the LV of their caster.
* **Traps** - Traps are a type of Command that require a Tactician. Unlike Spells, any Character can activate a Trap, as long as another member of their party is a Tactician. Traps tend to be situational, but heavily punish over-committing to a particular strategy.

## See Also

* Cards
* Zowie's Ingenuity
* Zowie the Ingenuic
Supply

**Supply** (often abbreviated **SP**) is a resource in Terrene Odyssey that influences the number of Characters a player is allowed to field at once. Characters cost the Supply listed in the upper right corner of their card. If a player ever has a total supply cost higher than their max Supply, they must Dismiss Characters until they are within their max Supply again before the rest of the game proceeds.

Max Supply is 4 in Singles and 3 in Doubles.
Gerald the Silent

**Gerald the Silent** is a Character available in Terrene Odyssey.

## Tips

* Gerald can Silence Assassins after they recruit themselves to stop their effect. Simply having him on the field will change your opponent's behavior. Try to deduce if any of their hidden characters are Assassins.
* Silence your own characters to remove their negative abilities. Try Silencing Insidious to prevent its self destruct abilities.

## FAQ

1. What happens if a Character is Silenced in response to them using their ability?
	* You can Silence a character ability in response to your opponent paying the trigger cost. They will not get a refund on the cost. The effect is simply wasted.

## See Also

* Cards
* Spells
Traps

**Traps** are a subtype of Command Cards in Terrene Odyssey. While it does not have to be a Tactician that activates the Trap, one must be Recruited for it to be activated. Traps tend to be very reactive in nature, and punish opponents for excessive investment in a particular strategy. However, most Traps are quite situational, and it can be difficult to meet their condition.
Thief

**Thief** is a Character class in Terrene Odyssey. Thieves typically have higher HP totals (perhaps hinting at the difficulty of stabbing an agile thief) with a 1 SP Thief typically having 30 HP/10 ATK/5 DEF. Despite their low ATK, most Thieves "rob" their foes when they deal Battle Damage to them, often resolving the effects of that opponent's items. This makes them especially dangerous to run parties without Guardians or some way to negate attacks.

## List of Thieves

* S.K. the Art Historian
* Jace the Saboteur
* Chogan the Scrounger
* Bran the Pilferer
* Talon the Pickpocket
* Akos the Perceptive
* Guntram the Malefactor

## See Also

* Embezzle
* Pillage
Chicken (Animal)

Sells for | x

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It must be purchased as a baby Chick and it can then be raised in a Coop. Once fully grown, it provides Eggs TBDoften and can be sold for TBDgol .

## Care

Like all farm animals, a Chicken (Animal) likes to be fed and pet every day. The happier the animal, the better products it will give you and the faster it will grow into an adult chicken.

To pet the Chicken (Animal), simply approach it and interact with it. To feed it, approach the food trough of the coop and interact with it. (Be sure to have animal feed in your inventory.)

A Chicken (Animal) produces Animal Feces every day. Keeping the coop clear of excrement also improves the animal's happiness.
S.K. the Art Historian

**S.K. the Art Historian** is a Hero Character available in Terrene Odyssey.

## Effects

  Discard 2 cards from your hand  | Banish an Item from your opponents' discard. Resolve its effect for 0 Actions

## Rulings

* "Stealing" an Item's effect refers to resolving the effect of an Item card did not originate in the user's deck.

## See also

* Cards
* Thief Characters
* All Items
* Item Expertise
Item cards

**Items** are a type of card available in Terrene Odyssey. Items have a wide range of effects and their lack of activation requirements makes them easy to splash into decks. Because of this, Thief Characters can take advantage of item users by Stealing the effects of their items.

It is important to keep in mind that players cannot directly activate Items themselves and must assign them to Characters to activate.

## List of Items

* Life Potion
* Strength Potion
* Defense Potion
* Haste Potion
* Slow Potion
* Fire Bomb
* Blinding Bomb
* Smoke Bomb
* Flare
* Haze Bomb
* Silence Orb
* Sticky Bomb
* Healing Salve
* Prophecy
* Spell Book
* Another Man's Treasure
Bandirat

Hostility | Aggressive

**Bandirat** is a creature found in Portia. It is **Aggressive** and becomes hostile on sight. It can be found in the cave on Amber Island, the Sewage Plant Ruins, and WOW Industries, and they like to sneak into the city at night to steal from the people who live there.

x It is a relative of the Backerat and the Redrat, and it is a minion of the Rat Prince and the Rat King.

## Combat

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When killed, it drops the following items:

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Cable

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### Expanded materials

The materials required when crafting Cable are made up of smaller parts that must be processed using additional crafting stations. These materials and stations break down as follows:

All required crafting stations:
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Expanded required materials:
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### Recycling

If you place Cable in a Recycle Machine, the machine can produce the following items:
Advanced Trap Box

**Advanced Trap Box** is a tool used to gather resources.When placed at a designated outdoor location and baited, it allows the player to catch a wild animal.

## Crafting

### Station and Materials

The following crafting station and materials are required when crafting Advanced Trap Box:

 322
### Expanded materials

The materials required when crafting Advanced Trap Box are made up of smaller parts that must be processed using additional crafting stations. These materials and stations break down as follows:

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### Recycling

If you place Advanced Trap Box in a Recycle Machine, the machine can produce the following items:
Gained Abilities

**Gained Abilities** are effects or triggers that a character may gain access to after being recruited. They are commonly gained from XP Rewards and the effects of other cards. Unlike a Character's innate abilities, Gained Abilities cannot be Silenced. Further, Gained Abilities are not Status Effects and cannot be removed via Status Effect curing effects.

## Named Gained Abilities

Some common Gained Abilities are named.

* Haste - This ability allows a character to attack without paying any Actions. Gaining Haste cures Slow.
* Stab - This ability causes a character to ignore the defense of their blockers while attacking.
* Resourceful - This ability allows a character to use an Item or Command without paying any Actions once per turn.
* Immunity - This ability prevents damage and negates the effects of the specified type to the character affected by it.
* Retaliate - This ability allows a character to damage its attackers equal to its defense when blocking.
Apple Juice

**Apple Juice** is a consumable food item. It can also be purchased when treating a date at The Round Table.

## Crafting

### Station and Materials

The following crafting station and materials are required when crafting Apple Juice:

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### Expanded materials

The materials required when crafting Apple Juice are made up of smaller parts that must be processed using additional crafting stations. These materials and stations break down as follows:

All required crafting stations:
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Expanded required materials:
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Buying Bread

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**Buying Bread** is a date activity where the player and a date TBD. This activity becomes available once TBD, and it is located TBD.

This activity is available during dates if the player picks Central Plaza for the date location and arrives between 7:00 AM to 23:59 PM. Doing this activity costs TBDap .
Charcoal

**Charcoal** is a crafting component created in the Workshop.

Charcoal is required when crafting Electric Furnace, Carbon Steel Bar, Gunpowder, and Steel Ball.

## Crafting

### Station and Materials

The following crafting station and materials are required when crafting Charcoal:

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### Expanded materials

The materials required when crafting Charcoal are made up of smaller parts that must be processed using additional crafting stations. These materials and stations break down as follows:

All required crafting stations:
None
Expanded required materials:
None
Aluminum Alloy Frame

**Aluminum Alloy Frame** is a large object that can be constructed on an Assembly Station.

## Crafting

### Station and Materials

The following crafting station and materials are required when crafting Aluminum Alloy Frame:

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### Expanded materials

The materials required when crafting Aluminum Alloy Frame are made up of smaller parts that must be processed using additional crafting stations. These materials and stations break down as follows:

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Bookshelf

**Bookshelf** is a piece of furniture that can be placed on the player's property. It can be placed on the player's property, indoors or outdoors, for a slight increase in Max HP. It can be purchased from Best Brother or crafted using the Worktable. When placed in the Recycle Machine, it becomes 3 Hardwood.

## Crafting

### Station and Materials

The following crafting station and materials are required when crafting Bookshelf:

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### Expanded materials

The materials required when crafting Bookshelf are made up of smaller parts that must be processed using additional crafting stations. These materials and stations break down as follows:

All required crafting stations:
None
Expanded required materials:
None
### Recycling

If you place Bookshelf in a Recycle Machine, the machine can produce the following items:
Bullet

**Bullet** is a crafting component created in the Workshop.

One crafting recipe makes **50 Bullets**.

50

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### Expanded materials

The materials required when crafting Bullet are made up of smaller parts that must be processed using additional crafting stations. These materials and stations break down as follows:

All required crafting stations:
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Expanded required materials:
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