Fi-Knight Kingdom

Fi-Knight Kingdom is a local multiplayer RPG and board game hybrid. Choose a class and map, move around the board, fight enemies and bosses, level up, and collect gold, gems, dice and equipment. You compete with your friends for Victory Points, earned through progress such as leveling up and collecting more gold or gems than your opponents.

Classes

Before a game, choose from five classes. Each has its own stat spread, unique die and starting equipment, and some are harder to use than others.

• Adventurer: A beginner-friendly class with average starting stats and two extra starting dice, for four in total, to help you land more accurately on desired spaces. Its special equipment doubles the Victory Points you receive for your gold at the end of the game.
• Berserker: A PvP-focused class with high ATK. Its special die can boost ATK for a turn. Rolling a 10 gives you a Conflict Orb, which lets you start a PvP battle against a random opponent.
• Paladin: A defensive class with high DEF. Its special die heals your wounds each turn, while its Baneful Shield deals damage when an opponent attacks you.
• Monk: This class has weaker stats but needs less EXP to level up. Its Time Die can land accurately on specific spaces when timed well, making it a choice for players who want to rely less on random rolls.
• Zombie: Its powerful die offers perfect accuracy and ATK and DEF boosts, but can roll only 1, 2 or 3. Its unusual equipment turns battle spaces into zombie spaces whenever you win a battle on one.

Dice and board spaces

You can obtain unique dice during a game from enemy drops, shops and special board events. They can offer useful number ranges, special effects, stat boosts or bonus gold. Examples include:

• Boost Die: Rolls any number from 2 to 20, acting like two dice thrown at once. Its wide range is less consistent than other dice, but can help you cross the map when precision is not important.
• Kelp Die: Rolls between 1 and 11. It is available from the Seaweird enemy and certain Dice Shops.
• Freeze Die: Its first roll works like a standard die. After that, it stores the result so you can keep rolling the same number until you use a different die for a turn, which resets it.
• Shining Die: Available only from the shining board event, it rolls from 5 to 8 and grants a DEF boost based on the result.
• Gold Die: Rolls from 1 to 10 and grants gold based on the result, averaging 5.5 gold per use.

The board has several kinds of spaces, each with its own effect:

• Battle space (blue): Starts a random turn-based battle for EXP and a reward of gold, an item or a die.
• Bad luck space (red): Costs you some gold.
• Event space (green): Triggers an event specific to the map, which can be good, bad or neutral.
• Shop space (orange house): Lets you buy one item per visit from a shopkeeper.
• Warp space (purple): Sends you to another warp space.
• Lucky space (silver/gold): Gives you a large amount of gold.
• Boss space (dark red skull): Lets you buy one item per visit from a shopkeeper.
• Zombie space (dark blue): Normally appears only when a player uses the Zombie class and starts a Zombie Battle.
• Extra turn space (yellow): Appears only on the Desert Map and gives you another turn when you land on it.

Victory Points

The winner is the player with the most Victory Points. Your final score draws on several parts of your run:

• Gold: 1 VP per gold. You can earn gold by defeating enemies and landing on certain spaces, and saving it rather than spending it is a valid strategy.
• Gems: 50 VP per gem. Strong boss monsters drop gems, and some bosses give multiple gems.
• Award Orbs: 50 VP per orb. These are awarded at the end of the game to the player with the most points in a specific category.
• Dice: The square of your number of dice in VP; collecting more increases the value of each die at the end.
• Levels: 10 VP per level, based on your character’s final level.
• Deaths: −10 VP each time your HP reaches 0.