The direct inspiration for the style of the dialogue was Valkyria Chronicles, although the general history of JRPGs has plenty of other similar examples, and what I used is actually more inspired by Grandia. Finally I doubled how long food items last for, again to help support large parties in the late game. I reduced the morale penalty to your party for having lots of troops, allowing the player to have similar party sizes to the Lords. I added the ability to fire gunpowder weapons from horseback (and then made it Nariko's trademark style to show it off), and made all gunpowder weapons reload a little slower.
This placed damage levels at a point where a single blow with a large weapon will kill most unarmored enemies, but not so high that armour doesn't matter. The main change I made to the mod was to increase the damage of all weapons by about 50%. With Mount and Blade Bannerlord threatening to one day come out, I finally decided I needed to actually make something! I had planned this series for almost a year before actually making it, creating a custom version of the Gekokujo mod that speeds up gameplay, planning story elements, and rehearsing early-game sequences to make sure it all started off in the direction I wanted. Nariko's Treasure was challenging to write because I'd never written an anime before. Luckily for him, Nariko's vengeance against pirates sets him free, and without many other options, he brings his sword to fight for his new liberator. After Nariko lets slip about the treasure, she forces her way into Nariko's company as a soldier of fortune.Ī man of a high lineage that no longer holds sway, he fought as a common ronin until captured into slavery by pirates. Ujiee knows something of her father's past, and plenty about how to wield a sword, both topics on which he instructs Nariko and her companions.Īn impoverished but skilled warrior woman, scraping living on the roads of Kyushu. Now she just has to find it, applying her charm and determination to bring her quest to a successful end.Ī client and friend of Nariko's father, and the only person she knows well enough to turn to when disaster strikes. When her father is killed and her home destroyed, she becomes responsible for an Imperial Treasure her father had been protecting. Daughter of a locally famous blacksmith in Hakata, Matsunaga Masanori.
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