Morrowvane
A gothic isometric action RPG you can finish in an evening. Walk a province where the dead rise because something is owed, pick one of eight classes, and build it from 128 spells with no dice in the choosing. The narrator notes everything with interest.
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The ground has stopped accepting deposits
A traveler returns to the Hollow Fields and finds the parish dead walking, the chapel bell silenced and every account in the province unsettled. Somebody is keeping the ledger. He narrates your journey, and he notes everything with interest.
Morrowvane is a single-player action RPG seen from a fixed isometric camera. It is a small game on purpose: one province, four regions, a story with an ending, about two hours from the road in to the last page.
Build by choosing, not by rolling
Eight classes: Magus, Gravecaller, Warden, Huntsman, Shade, Vowbound, Bog-Shaman and Bellringer, each playable as a man or a woman. 128 class spells, four slots at a time, sixteen to choose from per class. Six runes for every spell, each one a real trade: more reach for less damage, a quieter cast for a shorter burn. Passives and capstones you pick from a known list. Nothing in your build is random, and swapping is free whenever you are out of a fight. Loot is where the dice live: affixed gear and named uniques drop from the province's dead and its collectors.
A story that is told to you, not chosen for you
No dialogue wheels and no morality meter. You are the witness; the province does the talking, through its letters, its bounties, its townsfolk and a narrator with a professional interest in how things turn out.
Made for a controller
Built gamepad-first, with spells on the face buttons, a dodge roll on the shoulder and full keyboard and mouse support.
After the last page
One harder second journey through a remixed province. 100 achievements, written as entries in the ledger.
