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Aka. Etrian Odyssey II: Heroes of Lagaard
Make the adventure yours – Rediscover true role-playing as you build your party of stalwart adventurers from 12 different classes. From basics like name and sex to advanced settings like combat formation, skills, and spells, every detail is yours to customize!
The Odyssey continues – Experience an all-new story, more classes, improved mapping capabilities, new Force Skills, and over 100 side-quests.
Chart your progress through the dungeons – Etrian Odyssey’s innovative mapmaking tool returns with more options and features! Use the touch screen to map out the halls, chambers, treasures, and dangers of the realms you explore.
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In the Grand Duchy of High Lagaard, it is said that the Duke is descended from inhabitants of a castle in the sky. When an unforeseen crisis befalls the nation, it is decreed that the first explorer to retrieve the Grail of Kings from that mythical floating palace will be rewarded with wealth and fame beyond imagining. Enter the central city of Lagaard and begin your journey to the clouds!
Etrian Odyssey II boasts an all-star development team, led by director Shigeo Komori (scenario designer - Etrian Odyssey, Odin Sphere). Composer Yuzo Koshiro (The Revenge of Shinobi, Streets of Rage, Etrian Odyssey) returns for Heroes of Lagaard, in addition to character designer Yuji Himukai and monster designer Shin Nagasawa, who both worked on the original Etrian Odyssey.
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Etrian Odyssey II: Heroes of Lagaard Etrian Odyssey II is a throwback to the archaic role-playing genre. Unabashedly difficult, the game requires you to slog through a massive dungeon in search of better loot and glory. If you come looking for a story, there isn't much of one. The mammoth tree Yggdrasil has opened up and within its turn-based depths are treasures and plenty of evil. As a new band of adventures looking to make your mark, you'll form a group, consisting of up to five characters, to venture in and try to survive. Much like the role-playing titles of old - such as the first Wizardry, created in 1981 - Etrian Odyssey has players penning their own maps on the touchscreen of the DS or risk getting lost. All the while, the game is throwing dangerous monsters, infrequent dungeon escape points and even invisible bosses at them. Death is frequent and usually swift to the unwary. This new version comes with three new classes (with a total of 12) and revises the skills required in the old favorites to make it harder for seasoned players to exploit the system. Alchemists, for instance, no longer have access to poisons off the bat. Another tough change is harvesting. The primary way to make money, it now summons powerful monsters if players over-harvest. Etrian Odyssey II makes no bones, it caters to a niche audience of hardcore players. If the idea of more loot, more glory and tough gameplay sounds like heaven, this one is for you.
