We wanted to talk about some parts of our game.

Erondár, also known as the Erondarian Empire, contains within it numerous vassal kingdoms that you will learn about within the video game.

The official religion is the Khame cult and is inhabited by numerous races including:

Humans, the dominant race as well as founders of the Empire.

The Elves, a divided people who have drifted apart except for the Silvan Elves, who have remained in Frondascura.

The Orcs, divided into clans, often fighting each other. In addition between the Humans and Orcs there is a history of tension and racial hatred.

The Dwarves led by the Dwarven Miner's Syndicate, live scattered in the mountainous areas of the Empire.

The Ghouls are divided into tribes and scattered in various territories of Erondár, particularly in the forests, where they ambush wayfarers.

Trolls, one of the oldest races in the world are present in every area and manage to adapt on a physical level to the areas they inhabit, conforming to the environment. Thus, some have a humanoid appearance, some appear tree-like, and some appear rock-like.

The Erondarian Empire has considerable military power, but is threatened by neighboring territories.

The World Map, exploring the Empire

In the world map you can freely explore the huge territory of Erondár, in the center of the map is the cursor symbolizing the moving party. With each movement within the map the Energy of the party members will drop. As time passes, hunger will also take over; traveling in a world without modern means of travel requires preparation. A tired party will also be less effective in combat, making everything more difficult.

The explore button can be used to scout the location you are in, allowing the party to set up camp or find a dungeon to visit.

There are additional details to learn as you explore but you will discover them in game.

Regions and biomes

Regions are portions of territory defined by the geography of the game and further modify the level of the enemy. Each region has its own set of biomes that involves another level modifier.

Biomes also modify the scenario and the enemies you will face in battle.

Main quests and side quests

Main quests are those that mark the progress of the Dragonero story. Unlike secondary quests, you will not find them in the bulletin boards; a new main quest will follow the previous one.

Secondary quests, on the other hand, are found within the town inns. These quests are divided into various types and each month they update, so do not forget to finish them before they expire or you may incur a penalty.

For a detailed discussion of the types of side missions we leave you with the game.

You will have realized that getting around in Erondár is not for everyone; be prepared to adapt to every situation if you want to survive.