Sabres Of Infinity Walkthrough, Sabres Of Infinity wiki, guide, and more
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Updated Mar 04, 2023
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The game starts with the outbreak of war between the Unified Kingdom of Tierra and the League of Antar in the Spring of 602 OIE. King Miguel I of Tierra decides to invade Antar, and regiments of the Royal Tierran Army are mobilized for the war effort. The protagonist is a young nobleman, the son of an impoverished baron burdened with debt. In an attempt to pay off the debt, the protagonist's father buys him a commission as a cornet in the Royal Dragoons.
Upon arriving at Fernandescourt, where the Dragoons are being trained, the protagonist is assigned to 3rd Squadron under Captain Sir Alfred d'al Montez. The player chooses the protagonist's name, age, and place of birth, as well as their best, mediocre, and bad skills in soldiering, intellect, and charisma, respectively. The player also selects the protagonist's level of mercy or ruthlessness and idealism or cynicism, as well as their wealth, age, income, and decorations. The protagonist's two roommates are Caius d'al Cazarosta and Lord Davis d'al Elson, who are enemies. The player can side with one of them, attempt to make peace with them, or ignore them.
Sabres Of Infinity Walkthrough
This is a straightforward and uncomplicated guide that doesn't contain any spoilers, aimed at providing you with a solid playthrough that can earn you some noteworthy achievements or create a well-rounded character and story for Guns of Infinity. It's essential to follow the choices given here as they are, as deviating from the path can negatively impact your progress due to the hidden stat gains, minuses, and checks. However, I've included options where you can choose freely and ask optional questions to provide some flexibility. This playthrough, called 'National Hero,' will result in a heroic, courageous, and intelligent character and end with a robust save that includes medals, friends, and wealth, setting you up for a great start to Guns of Infinity. This playthrough has seven achievements to earn.
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The second playthrough is called "Proper Gentleman" and is the opposite of the first one, where the character is afraid of combat and not a good leader. However, the character's intentions are good. There are two possible endings in this playthrough, one for an achievement and another for a different achievement. To unlock both achievements, you need to replay the entire playthrough and choose the alternate ending. This playthrough has five new achievements, plus one achievement already unlocked in the "National Hero" playthrough called "Decorated".
The third and last playthrough is called 'Dog of War', which strikes a balance between heroism and pragmatism. Our character is skilled and powerful, but also ruthless and aggressive, in contrast to the more idealistic approach of the first playthrough. Completing this playthrough will unlock four additional achievements.
In addition to the four new achievements, the 'Dog of War' playthrough will also unlock five achievements that were previously unlocked in the 'National Hero' playthrough.
Sabres Of Infinity Gameplay
Paul Wang's 200,000 word interactive novel Sabres of Eternity lets you decide how the plot develops. It is totally text-based, devoid of pictures or audio, and driven by the limitless, unstoppable force of your imagination. As mentioned before, the game starts with the outbreak of war between the Unified Kingdom of Tierra and the League of Antar in the Spring of 602 OIE. King Miguel I of Tierra decides to invade Antar, and regiments of the Royal Tierran Army are mobilized for the war effort.
Sabres Of Infinity Walkthrough - FAQs
It's generally recommended to follow the guide as closely as possible, as many choices have hidden consequences that may affect your character's stats or the story later on. However, there are some [Choose Any] and [Optional Questions] options that offer more flexibility.
Yes, all 16 achievements are split between the three playthroughs, so you'll need to complete them all to unlock everything.
The ending you get depends on your final choice in the game. To unlock both endings and their respective achievements, you'll need to replay the playthrough and choose the alternate ending.
No, "Sabres of Infinity" is a standalone game and does not require any prior knowledge of the prequel. However, playing "Choice of Broadsides" may provide some additional context and backstory for certain characters and events.