The Witch Trainer Silver Tutorial is a video game that serves as a simulation of a magical academy. In this game, the player takes on the role of a witch trainer who is tasked with teaching and training young witches in the magical arts. The tutorial portion of the game introduces players to the basic gameplay mechanics and provides them with an understanding of how to effectively train and guide their witches. The tutorial begins with an introduction to the game's storyline and the role of the witch trainer. Players are then given a brief overview of the game's objectives and are introduced to the various features and mechanics they will encounter throughout their gameplay experience. One of the key aspects of the tutorial is teaching players how to interact with the witches under their care.
One of the key aspects of the tutorial is teaching players how to interact with the witches under their care. This includes providing them with guidance and instruction, as well as assigning them tasks and activities to help them develop their magical abilities. The tutorial also explains how to monitor the progress and performance of each witch and provides tips on how to effectively train them to reach their full potential.
the new Fractal Mascot familiar from Strixhaven looks like a riot on a chainlock
For those who haven't seen the leaks, Strixhaven: Curriculum of Chaos added two new feats. One is basically just magic initiate, and the other (which requires the first feat) grants you one of five special familiars that you can summon with find familiar. The actual options aren't exactly worth two feats, but I immediately took a shining to the Living Fractal, both because I like fractals and it has some abilities just begging for shenanigans
- you can swap places with it with a 2nd level spell slot (1 free use per long rest)
- it can phase through objects and creatures
- it can resize itself as a bonus action, though it maxes out at huge
Being a familiar rather than something more generic, the fractal can do everything a familiar can do, and is also compatible with other options like Investment of the Chain Master or Flock of Familiars. So, what can you do with it? Here's what I've thought of so far
- The phasing makes the familiar an expert scout for behind locked doors
- Combined with the teleportation, it can also be an easy way in and out
- Need to get into a locked chest? Just have it slip in, grab the contents and then dismiss it back to its pocket universe, then resummon it with the loot on the other side
- Want to make a killer Jojo reference that only people who've read the manga will get? Have this familiar from another universe phase through a creature's body and expand, making them explode in a gory shower of fractals (Back in 3.5 this used to be called Arseplomancy)
- While large or huge, the fractal can easily serve as a mount, and if you have Investment of the Chain Master, it can be a flying mount capable of carrying the whole party
- Of course, if you have a melee heavy party there's still a combat use. The ginormous flying fractal can just as easily go prone in mid air and land on creatures, doing falling damage. (Note: ask your DM if Investment applies to the DC 15 Dex save to avoid a falling creature, you might be able to bump that with the save DC)
- Does your DM allow Flock of Familiars? Now you can drop 3 at a time from 200 feet up for up to 30d6 bludgeoning damage. Your DM will beat your ass to death, but you will go down dying like a legend
The option to replace the attack action is rather insignificant, because the mascot familiars have terrible attacks. However, it does open up some possibilities with grappling, as it is a special attack.
Additionally, the Witch Trainer Silver Tutorial covers various other aspects of gameplay, such as resource management, spellcasting, and character development. Players are shown how to gather resources, such as mana and ingredients, which are essential for carrying out tasks and performing spells. They are also shown how to level up their witches and unlock new abilities and spells, which can be used to overcome challenges and progress further in the game. Throughout the tutorial, players are provided with detailed instructions and prompts to help them navigate the game's interface and make informed decisions. The tutorial also features interactive elements, such as quizzes and puzzles, to test players' understanding of the material covered. Overall, the Witch Trainer Silver Tutorial is a comprehensive guide that provides players with the necessary knowledge and skills to effectively train and guide their witches in the game. It serves as a crucial introduction to the game and ensures that players have a solid understanding of the gameplay mechanics and objectives before embarking on their magical journey..
Reviews for "Beginner's guide to witch training: Silver tutorial edition"
1. John - 1/5 - I was extremely disappointed with Witch Trainer Silver Tutorial. The game was boring and lacked any excitement or originality. The graphics were subpar and the gameplay was repetitive. I was expecting a captivating and immersive experience, but instead, I found myself quickly losing interest. I would not recommend this game to anyone who is looking for a quality gaming experience.
2. Sarah - 2/5 - Witch Trainer Silver Tutorial was a letdown for me. The story seemed promising at first, but it quickly became convoluted and confusing. The characters were poorly developed, and their interactions felt forced and unnatural. The game also had numerous bugs and glitches that detracted from the overall experience. I was hoping for an engaging and enjoyable game, but unfortunately, this was not it.
3. Tom - 1/5 - I found Witch Trainer Silver Tutorial to be a waste of my time and money. The game lacked depth and substance, and the dialogue was cringeworthy. The tasks and missions felt repetitive, and there was a lack of variety in the gameplay. Overall, I was highly disappointed and would not recommend this game to anyone. Save your money and look for a better gaming experience elsewhere.