Micronomicon: Heroes

Micronomicon: Heroes is a tactical fantasy role-playing game in which you travel through a large world, complete quests, fight evil spirits and collect ancient artifacts. You explore and interact with NPCs in real time, then fight turn-based battles on small maps with hexagonal grids. Your team can include four character classes: Archer, Witch, Paladin and Warrior.

Explore the world

Move freely across the world map, speak with NPCs to get information and complete quests. Quests offer rewards, and some also grant new spells. You can also obtain spells from enemies.

Tactical battles

On the battlefield, each turn you can cast a team member’s spell, attack an enemy or move to another hex. Some maps require your team to break through fortifications before it can attack the enemies behind them. Powerful bosses use their own magic abilities; they can heal themselves, call for backup, set traps and use other spells, so you need to plan your moves.

Character classes

• Archer: specializes in ranged combat and critical strikes. Spells can keep enemies at a distance by entangling their feet or temporarily lulling their legs.
• Witch: uses magic to heal allies and damage all enemies on the battlefield. She can teleport to avoid close combat.
• Paladin: can heal all allies and enchant their weapons to deal extra damage. In critical moments, the Paladin can call on the power of light, causing enemies to heal their wounds instead of dealing damage.
• Warrior: wears heavy armor and can enchant the armor of allies. The Warrior can quickly close the distance to enemies and drain their life with blood magic.

Spells and equipment

Spells fall into four types: control, damage, treatment and charm. Each team member can cast spells in combat without spending energy, but a spell cannot be used again for six moves. When the team gains levels, characters receive magic points to improve their spells.

You can find equipment to strengthen your team. Items range in quality from gray to epic orange, and you can improve them by absorbing other items; each improvement adds features. Once an item reaches its maximum improvement, you can merge it with magical signs to raise its class by one star, though it loses some improvements.