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FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use the 'Push' action to move enemies into environmental hazards, and if so, what are the implications?

Yes, you can. Successfully pushing an enemy into a hazard immediately eliminates them, but be aware that the push action has a limited range and can be blocked by other enemies or obstacles.

How does the 'Defend' action affect the stacking of incoming damage when multiple enemies attack in the same turn?

Defend reduces the total incoming damage. It is calculated after the attack sequence, so it can mitigate the combined damage from multiple attackers.

If I am surrounded by enemies and choose the 'Rotate' action, how is the new facing direction determined?

Rotate will change your facing to the direction that offers the most immediate tactical advantage, usually away from the greatest enemy concentration, though specific logic may vary depending on the level's layout and enemy types.

Does the 'Wall Run' action allow me to pass through enemy units?

No, Wall Run allows you to move along a wall to reach a new space that's otherwise inaccessible. It does not allow you to move through enemy units. You will still have to consider their positioning and how it affects your path.

Can I chain multiple 'Dash' actions together in a single turn, and what are the limitations?

You can use Dash once per turn. There are no chaining mechanics.

When an enemy uses an action with a cone-shaped effect, can I move out of the cone during the same action phase?

No. Once an enemy initiates its action phase, your unit's movement is determined for that turn. You cannot move out of a cone effect once the enemy has started its attack action.

How does the 'Knockback' effect interact with environmental elements like destructible walls?

Knockback can send enemies into destructible walls. If the impact deals enough damage to destroy the wall, the enemy continues their trajectory, potentially traveling further. If the wall is not destroyed, the enemy is stopped.

Are there any actions or abilities that allow me to reposition or manipulate friendly units?

No, the gameplay focuses on controlling a single Knight. You cannot directly control or reposition any friendly units that might be present in a level.

How does elevation affect the effectiveness of ranged attacks or line-of-sight based abilities?

Elevation plays a critical role. A unit on higher ground often has a greater range of sight and can potentially attack units below them without being vulnerable to return fire. Conversely, units at lower levels will have limited vision.

In what ways do enemy unit types impact my tactical decisions, considering the limited space available?

Each enemy type has unique attack patterns, movement, and abilities. Some enemies are vulnerable to pushes, while others may have area-of-effect attacks that demand spatial awareness. Understanding these attributes is crucial to succeed given the tight spaces.