Deltor games

Dealing damage will cause the biorhythm gauge to move up, allowing access to more powerful special attacks, while receiving damage will cause it to move down. The player can choose between Lief , Barda , and Jasmine , all of whom have slight differences in their gameplay and a unique special attack. Barda has high attack power and low attack speed, while Jasmine has low attack power and high attack speed.

Lief has a medium attack power and medium attack speed. By equipping different kinds of gear, the characters can gain health and special effects, such as increased attack strength. Tents can be found on the chapter selection screen and within the maps. They allow the player to switch between the characters, save the file, and return to the chapter select from within the map. Also within the maps are blacksmith anvils. These allow the player to level the characters to a max level of ten, and can apply a temporary effect to the character's attack.

Levelling up characters allows for more types of special attacks to be used. The anvils are limited and do not return once used, so it is possible for a player to use up all of them and not hit max level. The game also features a collectible card system, which displays an enemy, character, group of people, or event, and provides a brief description from Lief. Players can use the wireless communication feature to share cards with each other and share notes.

Each of the main eight levels on the map correspond to a novel. When replaying a level, the cutscenes and dialogue are not shown again. The game begins with Jarred reading The Belt of Deltora. The book reads that long ago, the seven tribes of Deltora were attacked by the Shadow Lord. They united under Adin , who created the Belt and gathered the tribe's seven gems, and drove out the Shadow Lord.

Adin wore the Belt always, for it was Deltora's protection against the Shadow Lord. However, eventually the kings of Deltora stopped wearing the Belt. Jarred, realizing that it would soon be Endon's coronation, set out to tell him to keep the Belt on. He watched as Prandine put the Belt on Endon, and despite Jarred's requests, allowed the Belt to be put away again.

After the coronation ceremony ended, Jarred stood alone in the throne room. Remembering an event in their past, where they forged a sword together, he resolved to try and persuade Endon. Catching up to Endon, Jarred tried to tell him that he should always wear the Belt. However, Endon had heard of no such rule, and refused to break the rules that he knew. Prandine then arrived, and, accusing Jarred of trying to harm Endon, called for the guards and took Endon away.

Jarred, now pursued by the guards, fled. He left a note for Endon on a tree that could be seen from his window, and jumped into a rubbish carriage to escape into Del.

Upon his arrival in Del he was shocked, for it had always appeared as a beautiful city from the palace. After wandering the streets, he found his way to the forge , where Crian the blacksmith allowed him to stay if he could work.

There he met Crian's granddaughter, Anna , whose parents had been killed by Grey Guards. Seven years later, Crian the blacksmith had died. Jarred and Anna married, and were expecting a child.

Meanwhile, in the palace, Endon told his wife Sharn some of his worries. He told her that Min , his nursemaid, had warned him that there was a traitor in the palace.

Thinking it to be nothing, he paid her no attention, only to find that she had been killed shortly after. He also felt concerned about the chief advisor, Prandine, and realized that Jarred had actually been trying to help him.

At this point, a strong wind blew, and the note Jarred had left in the tree fluttered to the ground. After reading it, Endon collapsed to the ground, regretting that he hadn't listened to Jarred. That night, the palace was attacked, invaded by Grey Guards and Ak-Baba.

Amazing job Delthor! I like the art and the game is really funny, keep developing! Thank you for your feedback! I am already trying to solve that errors. For the screen size try putting it into fullscreen if you cannot see, because it depends on your computer's screen I think, and for the weapon picking up I am afraid I am going to have to completely remake that part of my code, so maybe it won't be fixed for a few days.

Thanks again and see you in the Discord :. Run game. More information. Nov 22, Nov 21, Nov 20, Comments Log in with itch. WikidClix 3 years ago. Deltor refuses to use his power directly instead he allows his children to act upon Galaxy.

Beings that know of the Hunger will go to him for knowledge instead of trying to kill one of his vessels. But if a vessel dies, Deltor awards the victor with whatever they are searching for. Another one of Deltor's children is Revengos ; Revengos was quick to learn his place in the Galaxy. Deltor had a plan for his child but Revengos would grow up without the influence of his father and decide his own fate. Revengos is was contained in the holocron that cursed him, but Grinyon applied to Deltor begging his father to release his long lost brother.

Deltor was amused with Grinyon's plead, for his son is not known for it. He humored his son and released his older brother upon the Galaxy once more but Deltor is an interest for most, his power is surpassed by only the living Force itself and he surpasses all else. Deltor's knowledge is unchallenged, he sees what is to come an eternity in advance. He is protective of a select few and he will lead those select few to power beyond belief. Above all else he desires friendship from "Free-Willers" but whether he deems that friendship worthy is the question those individuals need to ask themselves.

Deltor's original purpose is to eradicate Universal impurities. He travels to other universes to judge their state of purity, if a Universe is more dedicated to a side of the force than the other 2, that universe will be devoured by Deltor.

This only happens if the Universe will be eternally devoted to one side of the Force; if a Universe is only currently devoted to one side of the force but will eventually change then it is deemed worthy. For each and every Universe Deltor created the "Wielders", they are the Guardians of their respected sides of the Force. One for Dark, one for Gray, and one for Light, they keep the Force in it's purist form of Balance; they can live for an eternity but still be killed, if one of them dies then the other two sides of the force become more powerful influencing their Universe and creating the impurity.

In some cases two Wielders fall to one in turn making that Wielder more powerful The most impure state. Majority of the time the Wielders stay in their respected Kingdoms and do not attempt to kill the other two, but in the cases it does happen their Father completely eradicates that Universe so it doesn't influence the other Universes.

Deltor has many vessels across the galaxy, whether those vessels are World breaking monsters or his own children. He prefers to give his children free will so instead he controls creatures that could topple armies with one step on the ground. The World-Breaker is the vessel Grinyon and his allies go to visit the most. The World-Breaker agreed to living in the Awakened Sith Headquarters where he can be communed with daily. If the World-Breaker is harmed or upset, he will do as his name implies.

Is one of Deltor's smaller vessels, it is extremely rare to seek an audience with him, but if located Gharj must be defeat before Deltor permits the audience. Once Gharj is defeated he will lie dead but he will reappear in the stronghold of those whom defeated him.

The Terror is Deltor's least favourite vessel but it's one of his largest. He mainly uses it to inflict Terror upon those he has no interest in. Only one has ever spoken to Deltor in this form and that was his 10th child. One of Deltor's less preferred vessels, nobody has ever communed with this vessel before so Deltor lets it run rampant.

Be careful when near this vessel Deltor is not in control, he will assume control when this vessel is defeated. Deltorians are the children of Deltor, whether they are the direct children or their offspring. They are blessed with powers beyond the strongest of the Galaxy. Each Deltorian is immortal; if "killed" they will return to their holocrons of power and be trapped inside until Deltor deems them worthy enough to free.

Once freed they will emerge more powerful than before, eager for battle.