The Doors of Trithius Cheats

The Doors of Trithius

Cheat Codes:
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Submitted by: David K.

Useful Tips and Tricks:
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Written by Bemvas

I thought about some little tips and tricks for the average Enalian 
adventurer.

-=Most Important Skills=-
Focus on reaching Travel level 3 as fast as you can and learn to travel 
on roads without getting hungry. Remember, roads, not wild titles.

Athletics level 5 is also important. The jump skill can be a life saver 
in many encounters. It’s my go-to panik button and quite useful in some 
boss battles.

-=Power Leveling=-
I don’t really bother by this anymore but eh, you do you I do I.

Botany, Medicine, Alchemy, Cooking and Quartermaster are quite easy to 
level. Just craft craft craft.

While all of them are free to train, some are easier if you spend your
 plunder money. Such as cooking! Go to big towns, spend all your money 
with raw foods and start cooking non-stop.

-=Wanna Hoard?=-
Towns have safe chests! Invade a house and make it yours. It’s quite 
easy to travel to your self-made player home with Travel 3. Hoard food, 
enchanted items, materials.

-=Farm Ravagers=-
Yeah, why not?

Anytime you see a blood cocoon, don’t destroy it just yet. Wait until it 
grows and spawns a Ravager to either ravage you or you ravage it. Sometimes 
you get to get 4 Ravagers in a single level, and that’s easy 888 gold! 
I mean easy if you’re strong enough. You will get there.

-=Where Black Gem=-
Mountain biome. Weird looking boulders.

-=Where to Spend Skill Points=-
* Travel 3 – travel without hunger on roads.
* Unlock new skills.
* Survival 2 – avoid some traps.
* A bit of reading, like Reading 5 maybe.
* Athletics 5 – Jump and trap reacting for dodge builds.
* Enchanting, until you think it’s enough (for me 10).
* Dump the rest on Chivalry and Athletics.

That’s all I can think now bye good rogueliking.



Newbies Tips for Basics:
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Written by StormsEnd

Play the style you want, but I’ve found knights to be the strongest because 
of early chivalry, and early statue access to give extra levels. mercenary 
a close second because of life steal.

I like to start with the harder to get skills first because it’s pretty easy 
to get most of them early just by doing things that spark the skill. I always 
start with warrapt because it’s useful and difficult to get early. And reading 
as a second because I like to start studying early. If i had 2 other choices 
it would probably be athleticism or survival, both offer solid early game perks.

Your initial choices should be to get skills that give you XP upon use(shield 
bash for warrapt or knight’s challenge for chivalry for example) because if 
not you have to waste level up points instead of just being able to level 
naturally.

My first level up point always goes to level 3 warrapt to get shield bash, 
and my second always goes to cooking to spam cooking early which gives you 
easy levels, better food, and a good way to get weight off in a dungeon (cooking 
multiple ingredients to take off weight). I like botany after cooking to get 
a lot more ingredients early.

Start with a weapon in mind if its not your first play through because focusing 
on just leveling that weapon super high will give you a lot of early strength

For weapon choices I like daggers, axes or maces(in that order). Daggers are 
op, and stacking bleeds plus bonus to humans is great throughout the game. 
Axes put out a ton of damage and execute anyone who is low which is great for 
clearing rooms quickly, maces are just tons of fun to spam out cripples and 
stuns. 1 handed is better initially but 2 handed is better once you build it 
up(for any weapon)

Starting out, don’t dive straight into dungeons… Work your way around the 
starting town completely by going to a tile, pressing E, fully exploring/
killing, picking up plants and wood. I do 2 or 3 tiles, go back to town, 
craft, sell, store and repeat… Once I get all the tiles around the first city 
explored, then I go into the first dungeon quest. It makes life so much easier 
starting out. If you don’t do that, you will run into a lot of save scumming 
which always feels bad.

Last, when you pick up quests, pay attention to time limits. I usually just 
pick up the bandit/gremlin quests first because they don’t have a time limit. 
If you don’t know what something is, don’t take the quest yet.. Once you 
figure out what things are, and where things are and know if you can complete 
the quest on time, then pick it up… Or else you are just stacking negative 
faction rep and shooting yourself in the foot.

That should get you started pretty well. But in the end have fun and play 
what you like. This game can be tough starting out so I thought I would toss 
out some early game tips.

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