Just going to start up a quick drop spot for anyone to leave information they might come across. Expect me to drop by once in a while, but this is something I prefer to do in my spare time, so I'm probably going to miss one or two pieces of news.

Also, please don't think I'm restricting anything by posting this, I just want a place to drop news!

Thanks!

- Mish

Worthplaying Screens:

For everyone interested, eight new screenshots depicting the game have shown up on Worthplaying, the page of which can be found here!

GameSpot Dungeons & Dragons Tactics Preview

Based on what we've played so far, Dungeons & Dragons Tactics looks like it'll do a good job of easing you into the game proper by starting you out with missions in which you only control two or four characters. It's also worth noting that low-level D&D characters have relatively few skills and abilities in their arsenals, so the long list of actions that you can ultimately perform will generally be introduced to you one or two at a time as you level up. Each turn that you take with one of your characters comprises two phases: movement and action. When it's a character's turn, you'll notice that every square on the grid that he or she can reach is highlighted blue. You'll move simply by selecting the square that you want to move to, though you'll occasionally want to tweak the route your character takes so he or she can avoid getting too close to an enemy. For the most part, the basic "move" command is sufficient for getting around. But as you learn the rules (or if you're already familiar with them), you might wish to experiment with more advanced movement options, such as tumbling and taking individual steps. A similar selection of advanced options is available each time you attack an enemy. The movement phase of your turn can also be used to perform simple actions, such as opening a chest and drawing or reloading a weapon. During the standard action phase, which can be used for additional movement if you have nothing else to do, you'll get to attack enemies, perform magic, consume potions, and so on.

Excerpt: And on the subject of the soundtrack, while undeniably stirring, it's disappointing to discover it's not dynamic and as such fails to react adequately to the action onscreen. Completing a mission, for instance, yields no specific sonic reward.

Small touches, perhaps, and possibly of little consequence when placed against the potential, hugely engrossing nature of the game. After all, its ability to maintain long-term interest remains the critical element and it's obviously something we'll be able to determine in our forthcoming review.

Until then, we've seen nothing that changes our opinion that Dungeons & Dragons: Tactics could end up that little more special than its brethren when it's released in Europe on September 14th.

guess this forum didnt take off then...

well its not exactly news but its something...when creating a party always check that your party has a divine character (for healing and turning undead), an arcane character (trust me you need atleast 1, magic missile comes in handy) a meat shield (whether it be a fighter, a barbarian or anything with alot of health) a sneaky character (rogue or ninja, youll need one to help negate the sneak attacks and the opening of locked door, detecting traps, dodging traps, opening of chest basically think of them as a backup if the whole party fails then this is the type of guy who isnt strong but supports the group)...

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