Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon – 60 Beginner Tips Guide

Tainted Grail Beginner Tips Hub (All Guides & FAQs)

Starting Tainted Grail? Here’s everything you need to know when starting the game — stats, spells, crafting, gear, and how to respec.

Each section below is a standalone guide with detailed explanations and gameplay-proven advice.

1. Beginner Sections Overview

2. How to Respec, Reset Skills, and Fix Builds

Explains how Potion of Origin works, where to find every respec item, and why you shouldn’t hoard them. Includes the hidden Sunken Village potion and Fort vendor respec.

3. How Bonfires Work: Fast Travel, Crafting, and Leveling

Everything bonfires can do — from crafting and leveling to item identification and fast travel. Shows how to use cobwebs efficiently and unlock travel points.

4. Best Starter Attributes and What They Do

Breakdown of Strength, Dexterity, Endurance, Spirituality, Perception, Practicality. Includes build synergy and leveling advice for each playstyle (mage, melee, rogue).

5. Where to Find Relics, Shrines, and Stash Items

Lists the best early relics like the Starborn Egg, stash location at the fort, and shrine types for permanent stat upgrades. Great for long-term character power.

6. How to Master Combat: Dashing, Blocking, Parrying

Explains dash vs block vs parry, stamina management, armor weight, and how to train combat skills early. Includes defensive build tips for new players.

7. Must-Know Systems: Cooking, Alchemy, Fishing, Smithing

How to craft food, potions, weapons, and fish for XP. Includes Practicality scaling, crafting tips, and using your stash at bonfires or benches.

8. Best Early Game Locations to Visit First

Where to go after the starting area (Prlogoue) — from the Miner’s Tunnel healing combo to the Sunken Village respec and free horse location. Optimized progression path.

9. How to Use Spells, Summons, and Debuffs Effectively

Spellcasting basics, how summons + Soul Salvage heal you, and how freeze/bleed debuffs trivialize tough enemies. Also covers mana management and hybrid builds.

10. Nighttime Mechanics and Wyrdness Explained

How wyrdness changes enemies, where to farm cobwebs, and why night runs drop better loot. Includes tips for surviving night exploration and planning travel routes.

11. Full Beginner’s Checklist – Fast Scroll Version

Every single gameplay tip from the full guide — listed fast and numbered for power-readers. Use it to double-check if you missed anything.

2. How to Respec, Reset Skills, and Fix Builds

Inventory screen

If you’ve made a mistake with your stat allocation or skill tree choices, don’t worry — Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon gives you several chances to respec your character. Here’s where to find Potion of Origin items and how they work.

What Is a Potion of Origin?

Potion of Origin is the only known item that allows you to reset all stats and skills. It returns every point spent, letting you rebuild your character from scratch. Ideal for testing new builds or fixing early mistakes.

Where to Find Respec Potions:

You can find a few Potions of Origin early in the game

• Right at the first location in the prison of Island Asylum, as you move through the large room and before encountering Conchur, there’s a cell containing the Potion of Origin. Simply unlock it to get the item.

• Sunken Village: Go to the Sunken village, turn left, swim around the rock, and walk the the very end of the cave. You can also go to the village behind the fort, more right, and you get to the same place. Loot a Fallen Keeper corpse to get one more Potion of Origin.

Potion of Origin location

• Doctor Jann in the Fort: Can sell a Potion of Origin for 1500.
• Another is in the Crypt under the fort. You can get there during the quest All Along the Watchtower. You must talk to Gobá in the village and then to the Quartermaster in the fort to get the key to the Crypt. Then go three floors down and it’s in the corner cell next to the stairs. There is an attacking slime on the floor.

How to Use Potions of Origin

Use them from your inventory screen. It will instantly return every point from attributes and skill trees. There’s no cooldown or confirmation beyond the item usage itself, so make sure you’re ready before activating it.

Pro Tip:

Don’t hoard them. You get several over the course of the game, and most builds can be rebuilt again later. Experimenting early is encouraged, especially when testing new spells, weapon types, or crafting paths.

3. How Bonfires Work: Fast Travel, Crafting, and Leveling

Bonfire menu

Bonfires are your main base of operations in Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon. They do much more than just healing — they’re essential for leveling up, fast travel, crafting, and item identification. This section explains everything you need to know.

How to Place and Fuel Bonfires

• Press Q to place a bonfire anywhere in the overworld. Can’t be placed indoors.
• Fuel it using Ethereal Cobwebs (acquired mostly at night).
• Major interactions in the bonfire (crafting, identifying, etc.) may consume cobwebs depending on your perks and upgrades.

What You Can Do at Bonfires

• Level Up your character.
• Identify Unidentified Items (costs cobwebs).
• Craft or Cook (with the correct perks and learned recipes).
• Recharge Soul Fragment abilities (Arthur’s abilities, require cobwebs).
• Fast Travel between fast travel points (costs cobwebs)

Fast Travel Rules

• You can only fast travel from fueled bonfires and fast travel points.
• Unfueled bonfires ones won’t work until you restore them with cobwebs.
• There’s no open-world teleport. Plan travel carefully around bonfire positions and explore the world to find fixed fast travel points.

Where to Farm Cobwebs

• Kill enemies at night (especially wyrdness-infected).
• Loot wyrd corpses or night-only areas.
• Use the zones near Horns of the South after sunset for high yields. The Ruined Marketplace is a good spot

Pro Tip: Combine Bonfires with Camp Perks

Later in the game, you can unlock perks that let you craft or cook directly from your bonfire. This means total on-the-go utility as long as you have enough cobwebs stored or looted.

4. Best Starter Attributes and What They Do

Stats (Dexterity)

Choosing the right attributes when leveling up is one of the most important decisions in Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon. This section explains every beginner-relevant attribute and which ones to invest in depending on your build (warrior, mage, rogue, or hybrid). Looking for a full breakdown? Check out our comprehensive Attributes Guide!

Strength

Boosts: Melee weapon damage, stamina pool, and armor weight absorption

• Best for tank or two-hander builds
• Required for high-damage physical skills

Dexterity

Boosts: Attack speed, sneaking, and ranged damage

• Perfect for fast-paced melee characters
• Works best with light armor and dash builds

Spirituality

Boosts: Mana pool, spell power, and regen

• Essential for spellcasters and hybrid builds
• Access to powerful spells and wands/staves

Perception

Boosts: Critical chance and damage, sneak damage

• Great for archers or hybrid stealth builds
• Pairs well with rogue builds focusing on light weapons, dual-wielding

Endurance

Boosts: Health pool, stamina regeneration, and encumbrance limit

• Mandatory for tanky, armor-heavy builds
• Improves survivability and stamina recovery

Practicality

Boosts: Crafting efficiency and quality, weak spot damage, Stamina and Mana usage, bartering

• Vital for players focused on cooking, fishing, or smithing
• Increases quality of crafted gear

Attribute Strategy Tips

• Stick to 2 main attributes in early game (e.g., Dexterity + Endurance or Spirituality + Practicality)
• Don’t spread points thin — gear and perks scale heavily with thresholds
• Respec early if your stats are all over the place

5. Where to Find Relics, Shrines, and Stash

Shrine

This section covers key early-game resources like your stash location, permanent relics, and the shrines that grant passive bonuses. Knowing where to find these systems early can dramatically increase your power and exploration efficiency.

Where to Find and Use Your Personal Stash

If you’re getting overloaded with loot or wondering where to store all your crafting ingredients, the stash system in Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon is exactly what you need.

Your first stash location is found at Horns of the South, the fortified zone you reach early in the game. Once inside the main courtyard, head toward the central well — you’ll spot a wooden chest nearby. As you approach, a chest icon appears on your map, marking the stash.

This chest provides unlimited storage and is safe to use long-term. You can drop anything into it and come back to it later — but here’s where it gets better.

All Stash Chests Are Connected

As you continue your journey through the world of Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon, you’ll discover multiple stash chests in various towns and outposts. And the best part?

All stash locations are linked –  No matter which one you use, you’ll always see the same shared inventory.

That means you can store your materials in the first stash chest at Horns of the South and still access them from another stash in a different part of the map — no need to carry anything back and forth.

Use Your Stash for Crafting and Selling

The stash in Tainted Grail isn’t just for storage — it’s fully integrated into gameplay:

• When you cook, craft gear, or brew potions, the game automatically pulls ingredients and materials from your stash, even if you’re nowhere near it.

• Talking to a merchant? You can sell items directly from your stash, without ever transferring them into your inventory.

This system is perfect for reducing carry weight while keeping all your materials instantly available.

Early Game Relics to Look For

• Starborn Egg: Grants +10% damage when attached to a weapon. Found near the start, after jumping rocks near the beach.
• Camouflage Net: +10% ranged crit chance. Found beside the Starborn Egg.

Attach relics to weapons to give them powerful passive effects. Perfect for boss fights or stat-limited builds.

How to Use Shrines for Permanent Bonuses

• Shrine of Wolf:Grants permanent +90% Sneak Damage in exchange for 5 Wolf Claws.
• Shrine of the Deer: Grants permanent +10% to movement speed in exchange for 3 Antler fragments
• Shrine of the Bear: Grants permanent +5% physical damage in exchange for 3 Bear claws.
• Druidic Shrines: Grant +5% Incoming Healing and +3% Critical Damage in exchange for 1 animal component (which is very easy to get). The first shrine is easy to find on the beach just behind The Sunken Village, north of the fort and the other one just south of the fort on the beach.
• Stagfather Shrine: Give new recipes, crafting material and XP. You must kill all Wyrddeer before the time runs out. The best is to slow the time with King’s power and kill them right after they spawn. You can try again after 24 hours (just rest at the bonfire or use save and load tactics).
• The All-Mother’s Shrine: The First shrine is located on the Peninsula, southeast of the fort, grants an amulet which saves you from one death but is destroyed during the process in exchange for 1 Rose, 1 Feather, and 1 Sage.

Shrines are usually hidden off the main path. Collect their required items (antlers, monster parts) from world exploration, beast kills, or night events.

Tip: Mark Shrine Locations on Your Map

Since shrine turn-ins are often done in bulk, mark locations early and return once you’ve stockpiled enough materials. Otherwise you may forget about them until late — costing yourself major passive power boosts.

6. How to Master Combat: Dashing, Blocking, and Parrying

Parry info

Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon features a reactive, stamina-based combat system. Mastering dashing, blocking, and parrying is essential for surviving multiple enemies and bosses. This section explains each mechanic and when to use them.

Dashing – Fast Repositioning and Avoidance

Dashing lets you quickly evade incoming attacks by consuming stamina. It’s directly influenced by your armor weight and movement tier:

• Light Armor: Fast dash recovery, 120% movement speed
• Medium Armor: Balanced stamina use, 100% speed
• Heavy Armor: Slower dash, 90% movement speed

Time your dash carefully to reposition out of danger without running out of stamina mid-combat.

Blocking – Partial Damage Reduction

Blocking reduces incoming damage based on your shield strength and Endurance. While safer than parrying, blocking still drains stamina and you can still suffer reduced damage, and letting it deplete leaves you vulnerable to full damage. Stamina does not replenish while actively blocking.

Best used when:

• You’re equipped with a shield and heavy armor
• You can’t risk a dash or parry
• You’re managing a long combo from a boss

Parrying – High Risk, High Reward

Parrying is done by tapping right-click just before an enemy attack lands. When timed correctly, it:

• Negates 100% of the attack damage
• Staggers the enemy, giving you a counter opportunity

Missing the parry window will either leave you open for the hit or it may register as a block, costing you stamina and a reduced amount of damage taken. Get used to how enemies choreograph attacks to master parrying.

Combat Skill Leveling Tips

• Use dashing, blocking, and parrying often to level their respective skills
• Train safely on the combat dummy in the fort for melee and ranged XP
• Higher skill levels increase effectiveness and grant passive experience gain

Pro Tip: Build Around Your Defense Style

• Dash-focused: Combine Dexterity with light armor for fast stamina regen and quick repositioning. Use cooked food to enhance regeneration.
• Block-focused: Invest in Endurance, shields, and stamina regeneration
• Parry-focused: Mix Dexterity and Strength with precise timing-based skills

7. Must-Know Systems: Cooking, Alchemy, Fishing, and Smithing

Alchemy

Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon features deep survival and crafting systems. Understanding how cooking, alchemy, fishing, and smithing work — and when to use them — gives you a major edge in combat, healing, and preparation.

Cooking – Better Meals = Better Survival

• Cook meals at campfires or kitchens using ingredients you find
• Improves healing over time and grants buffs before fights
• Level up cooking skill to unlock better effects and recipes
• Some recipes can only be found or discovered via experimentation

Alchemy – Crafting Potions and Boosters

• Make health potions, mana potions, and temporary stat buffs
• Level your alchemy skill by crafting regularly
• High-level alchemy gives longer durations and stronger effects
• Experiment with reagents to find powerful potion combos

Fishing – Free Food and Crafting Ingredients

• Fish anywhere you find a rippling water surface
• Requires a fishing rod — they can break, but are inexpensive. 
• Boosts your Practicality stat and gives free cooking ingredients.
• Also grants XP, specially early game.

Smithing and Handcrafting – Make Your Own Gear

• Craft weapons, armor, and arrows at forges and workbenches
• Talk to the Blacksmith in the Horns of the South to acquire some recipes
• Use it to upgrade or replace broken gear mid-run
• Level your handcrafting by making basic items like leather or arrows (Blacksmith at the Horns of the South sells an arrows and throwing daggers recipe book for 100 coins)
• Better crafting = higher damage, defense, and stat bonuses on gear

Which Stat to Level for Crafting?

Invest in Practicality to boost all crafting professions. It’s required for top-tier recipes and significantly boosts item quality.

Bonus Tip: Access Stash While Crafting and Selling

Your stash contents are available at any crafting station, including bonfires. Offload all ingredients and use the stash to craft freely in the field.

You can also go to any merchant and directly sell from the stash, saving you from having to carry a lot of dead weight.

8. Best Early Game Locations to Visit First

Fast Travel Point

Exploring the right places early on in Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon can make a massive difference in power, XP gain, and survivability. This section highlights four key locations that provide critical loot, spells, and systems for beginners.

1. Miner’s Tunnel – Early Healing and Summon Combo

• Located shortly after the tutorial area, just walking up the beach after you wash up
• Loot the crate to find the Wolf Summon Spell and Soul Salvage. Kill the mole monster at the base of the Mine’s Tunnel, after dealing with the corpse eaters, and at the end of where it spawned, there is a hole in the ground you can fall into. Follow that path to the end until you find a crate with the spells.
• Combo lets you heal by sacrificing your summon. Perfect for healing out of combat without using your resources.
• This combo is also great for surviving the world in the early game without having to tap on your potions and meals, saving those for quick healing during fights.

Miner’s Tunnel

2. Horns of the South – Unlocking Systems and Vendors

• Main starting hub after the Starting area (Prologue)
• Unlocks factions, vendors, and key NPCs
• Find your stash near the well.
• Talk to Fargus once to remove theft restrictions from containers

3. Sunken Village – Hidden Respec Potion

• Search for a Fallen Keeper corpse to find a Potion of Origin
• Grants a full respec of stats and skills
• Great safety net if you spent points poorly

4. Starting Zone – XP, Loot, and Free Spells

• Explore thoroughly before entering Horns of the South
• Hidden spells, events, and rare loot are scattered throughout
• Take time to talk to all NPCs and clear every room
• This zone is not just a tutorial — it’s packed with permanent power and quest elements

Travel Tips

• Use bonfires to craft and cook food before each big area
• Stock up on cobwebs during night-time runs for travel and item ID
• Always scout shrine and relic locations for long-term stat upgrades

9. How to Use Spells, Summons, and Debuffs Effectively

Raven taking off

Magic in Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon is powerful, but also resource-limited. This section explains how to properly use spells, summons, and debuffs like bleed and freeze to control fights and maximize damage.

Spellcasting Basics

• Spells are equipped in either hand like weapons
• Tap to cast instantly or hold to charge for more power
• Each cast costs mana; careful resource management is critical, although your mana will regenerate
• Magic damage scales with your Spirituality stat

Using Summons and Soul Salvage

• Summons draw enemy attention and deal damage
• How to unsummon? Use Soul Salvage to sacrifice a summon and heal yourself or refill mana quicker. You must aim the summon with a light or heavy cast to successfully unsummon your ally.
• Best early combo: Wolf Summon + Soul Salvage (found in Miner’s Tunnel)
• Summons are great for tanking, pulling, and regen breaks
• The best summon spell is Wolf’s Call because all other summons are slow, buggy, or do not deal enough damage
• Summon Keeper spell is usable if you want to snipe other ranged enemies. It can deal a massive amount of damage.

Summoner Build Summary – Known Bugs and Issues

Playing as a Summoner in Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon currently feels unpolished and bug-ridden. The archetype suffers from numerous issues that make the experience frustrating or outright broken:

• Summons often bug out after fast travel – becoming invisible or non-responsive.

• They randomly aggro friendly NPCs, sometimes causing guards to react.

• Resting in towns or loading a save can bug out the extra summon perk, killing part of your army.

• Summons refuse to attack bosses who transition from friendly to hostile during cutscenes – a major flaw.

• AI behavior is inconsistent: Keeper is nearly useless, slow, and inaccurate; Wolves are the only reliable summons due to their aggression.

• Summons die easily despite investing heavily in the Summoner tree. Even basic enemies can one-shot them.

• Pathfinding is a major problem, with summons blocking narrow paths or getting in your way during melee.

Until the devs overhaul summoning and fix key bugs, this playstyle is not viable for serious progression.

Bleed Debuff – Stackable Damage Over Time

• Bleed stacks infinitely as long as you keep attacking
• Ideal for long fights or tanky enemies
• Works especially well with fast-hit weapons or dual-wielding, as well as arrows, to a lesser degree

Freeze Debuff – Crowd Control and Burst Damage

• Freezes an enemy in place temporarily
• Breaking a frozen enemy deals bonus damage
• Excellent for interrupting strong attacks or controlling large groups

Magic Build Tips

• Invest heavily in Spirituality for better spell damage and mana regen
• Carry a backup melee or bow in case you run out of mana
• Use campfires to cook food that boosts mana regeneration before combat

Pro Tip: Slot Spells in Both Hands

You can equip different spells in each hand — for example, a damage spell in your right and a summon or utility spell in your left. You can even use a spell in one hand and a melee weapon in the other for hybrid playstyles.

10. Nighttime Mechanics and Wyrdness Explained

Outlaw fighting (night)

Nightfall in Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon brings major gameplay changes. Enemies mutate, the world shifts, and resources become rarer and more valuable. This section breaks down how wyrdness affects exploration and combat — and why night runs are worth the risk.

What Happens at Night?

• Enemies and animals outdoors become wyrdness-infected — stronger, faster, and deadlier
• Special mobs and loot spawn only after dark
• Nighttime is the best way to farm ethereal cobwebs (used for bonfires, crafting, and fast travel)
• Visibility drops, so watch your path and surroundings

Why Cobwebs Are So Important

• Ethereal cobwebs are a key resource for:
  • Fueling bonfires
  • Identifying items at bonfires
  • Fast travel between safe zones
• They’re dropped mainly by:
  • Humanoid enemies killed at night
  • Wyrd creatures and strange anomalies

Tips for Exploring at Night

• Craft or buy food buffs for regen and resistances
• Stock health and mana potions before heading out
• Use bonfires to mark safe return points and store loot mid-run
• Expect better drops but higher chance of dying — balance risk vs reward

Wyrdness-Infected Enemies

• May use unusual abilities and deal higher damage
• Sometimes appear in groups with new attack and movement patterns
• Can drop unidentified items that must be ID’d at bonfires

Pro Strategy: Rotate Day/Night Activities

• Do crafting, trading, and questing during the day
• Reserve night for loot farming and XP grinding

11. Full Beginner’s Checklist – Fast Scroll Version

This final section is a complete, rapid-fire version of every verified beginner tip covered throughout the guide. Use this to review everything quickly or to check off what you’ve already learned in Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon.

1. Use dash over block for total damage avoidance and stamina control.
2. Talk to Fargus in the fort to remove theft status from containers.
3. Stash is near the well in the fort and accessible from bonfires and while bartering.
4. Melee combat: Light/heavy swings, parry, dual wield, shield.
5. Parry: Tap right-click for full damage negation + stagger. Must be timed perfectly.
6. Talk to all NPCs to unlock hidden quests and dialogue trees.
7. Miner’s Tunnel: Get Wolf Summon + Soul Salvage early.
8. Temporal Hold: Slows time, limited use, can be recharged at bonfires.
9. Starting area: Explore fully for XP, spells, loot.
10. Cooking: Boosts healing + pre-battle buffs (level up skill).
11. Training dummy: Levels both melee and ranged skills.
12. Armor weight: Affects dash speed and stamina regen.
13. Switch builds: Hybrid loadouts improve survivability.
14. Attributes: Each unlocks gear, skills, perks — pick 2 early.
15. Safe sleep: Use barracks bed to heal for free.
16. Bleed stacks: Infinite damage over time if maintained.
17. Blocking: Safer than parry, but drains stamina fast and may still get some damage.
18. Bonfires: Use for fast travel, crafting, and leveling.
19. Campfires: Allow cooking/crafting with correct perks and ingredients.
20. Cobwebs: Fuel bonfires, ID loot, fast travel — farm at night.
21. Always cook: Buffs last longer, stack with perks.
22. Debuffs: Use freeze for control, bleed for tanks.
23. Dexterity: Boosts speed, dash, stamina regen.
24. Dialogue: Yellow = quest; green/red = skill check.
25. Dual wield: Works for spells, weapons, or hybrid setups.
26. Endurance: Increases HP, stamina regeneration, and encumbrance limit.
27. Item ID: Costs 10 cobwebs per ID.
28. Fast travel: Only from fueled bonfires and Fast Travel Points to other Fast Travel Points. Cannot fast travel to bonfires, fueled or not.
29. Fishing: Free XP, food, and practical skill gain.
30. Freeze: Stops enemies + bonus damage on break.
31. Handcrafting: Level easily by making leather/arrows.
32. Heavy weight: Slows you down, limits dashes.
33. Horns of the South: Main hub, stash, vendors, quests.
34. Free horse: Steal after killing 2 enemies near cliff.
35. Light weight: Fastest movement, most dashes.
36. Loadouts: 4 total; reuse spells/gear across them.
37. Loot everything: Most is useful or can be sold.
38. Mana: Don’t run out mid-fight; have backups, potions. 
39. Miner’s Tunnel: Crate has summon + Soul salvage leach spell. 
40. Speed tiers: Light (120%), Medium (100%), Heavy (90%).
41. Old Mother’s Temple: Buy attribute point for 2500g.
42. Perception: Boosts crit + ranged accuracy.
43. Perk points: Spend at bonfires after leveling.
44. Respec: Potion of Origin resets all stats/skills.
45. Practicality: Boosts crafting, fishing, XP gain.
46. Don’t rush the starting area: Massive early power boost, and quest-relevant details, as well as worldbuilding.
47. Recipes: Learn from books or by experimentation.
48. Starborn Egg: +10% weapon damage relic.
49. Shrines: Trade loot for permanent stat bonuses.
50. Skills level up by using them (combat, sneak, cast).
51. Smithing: Improve crafted gear quality via workbenches.
52. Sneak: Useful for theft and surprise attacks.
53. Spells: Tap/charge to cast, dual equip with weapons.
54. Spirituality: Boosts mana, magic damage, perks.
55. Stamina: Used for all actions — manage carefully.
56. Stash: Infinite space, accessible from bonfires.
57. Stealing: Talk to Fargus to disable most theft flags.
58. Strength: boosts melee damage.
59. Summons: Sacrifice with Soul Salvage to heal.
60. Sunken Village: Hidden Potion of Origin on corpse.
61. Combat dummy: Safely level melee/ranged skills.
62. Weapons: Can be enchanted, rotated and upgraded.
63. Wyrdness: Night enemies = stronger, better loot.

That’s the complete verified beginner guide. Use this fast-scroll version as a cheat sheet or jump back to any section above via the hub menu.

Best Guides for Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon

Best Spellblade Build

Best Berserker Build

Best Summoner Build

XP Guide – Fastest Farming Routes & Tips

How to Make 10,000+ Gold Fast in Tainted Grail – Best No Combat Method

Best Early Game Gear in Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon – Weapons, Armor, Spells & Jewelry Guide

Complete Gear List (Skills, Weapons, Armor, Jewelry, Spells, Cubes)

Best Starting Class & Beginner Builds

Review - A Satisfying RPG (PS5)