User manual NINTENDO DS GLORY OF HERACLES

[. . . ] Need help with installation, maintenance or service?Recorded tips for many titles are available on Nintendo's Power Line at (425) 885-7529. This may be a long-distance call, so please ask permission from whoever pays the phone bill. If the information you need is not on the Power Line, you may want to try using your favorite Internet search engine to find tips for the game you are playing. [. . . ] these places deal in the lethal tools of battle. You might even find a Trainer hanging around. Touch one with the stylus to go to the Training Camp, where you're free to try out magic P 26 , skills P 27 , and more. a shop that sells all types of protective gear. These shops primarily sell magic darts: projectiles that cast magic spells when launched. The craftsmen at these shops can draw out the latent potential of a number of items. These shops can scour the rust from seemingly useless weapons and armor. Smithies can modify your weapons and armor to forge new gear. Pray to these statues to learn new skills. Skills you've learned will become usable once you reach the required level. Touch a treasure chest ( ) to get the goodies inside. Some items, such as herbs, can be picked up directly off the ground. Win battles by reducing the HP of all of your opponents to 0. If every member of your party gets KO'd, you'll lose the battle. vIEWING THE COMMAND INPUT SCREEN The order in which characters take turns to act in battle is determined by their AGI (agility), among other factors. For each character, touch an action from the Battle menu to choose it. P 20 Currently selected character Turn order This shows the order in which characters will act during a round of combat. This panel shows the name and stats for the currently selected character. Current magic points/maximum magic points. Your MP decrease as you use magic and skills. The amount of ether in an area also increases with each turn during battle. The amount of each type of ether that is added each turn depends on the characteristics of the area in which you're fighting. [. . . ] Copy game data from one save slot to another. Permanently erase game data from a save slot. Characters in the front row can use melee attacks, such as sword strikes, but they're also more vulnerable to enemy attacks. Placing characters in the back row makes it harder for them to get hit, but it also limits them to using longrange attacks. [. . . ]