darklydivergent

The Forest of Dreams is a location in the North Country that can be used for training, connected to the North wizard Owen.

In Game Description:

This mysterious and lovely forest almost seems like it was taken straight from the pages of a fairy tale; but the trees here are imbued with magic that releases a deadly poison. As it eats away at a person’s body, it shows them pleasant and comforting dreams. As a consequence, many people nearing death travel to the forest to soak in these last bits of joy before they pass on.

Owen, when bored, will often visit these people hovering on the edge to mess around with for his own amusement. When asked about why, he simply said ‘They seem comfortable here.’



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Location Gimmick:





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Gimmick Explanation:


Unlike Owen, his location gimmick is actually very simple. In this forest, as you interact the dream gauge will fill up. When it is full, or above 1%, you can then activate the special command "Give in to Dreams". Doing so can basically add a large amount to the parameter you trained the turn before.

There's not too much to add to what the comic says, but I'll at least hope to clarify a few points.

Success rate: This obviously goes up each time you interact, for 20% each turn. However, you can activate it at any point the gauge is filled.

Be careful though: if you fail, you will not gain anything, and you will lose your entire gauge!

Increasing parameters: Each time you succeed, this will add an amount to the parameter you trained the TURN BEFORE. The amount is unaffected by anything but how many times you've activated the command.

The more times you do, the larger the amount gained. But on the flipside, the larger amount of stamina consumed to continue practicing. Failure increases this too.

And that's really all there is to this. Just fill up the gauge, and use it to add a large amount to what parameter you need.

Extra:

• Activating the command, no matter the result will also take up an entire turn.
• the amount of parameter gained from the special command also has an upper limit.