I have to say in terms of story telling it does allow for more speculation at first. However, after beating the game multiple times on steam and now about to play it on my switch I'd say the story and lore is some of if not the best I've read or experienced. The world in this game is nothing but conflict. If you have played it like you say and realize that there is a lot of the story connected to the weapons alone then I suggest you read "The Drowned Tome". This is a PDF that collects the lore and establishes a solid understanding of this messed up world. It's truly an impressive story that is told. I not only implore but, BEG you to read it. I couldn't put it down. Reading it made me replay in classes that you could say exist in the world such as the bloodbrow, paladin of devara, or a godless Iron One's follower.
I also say everyone on this comments section should check out the PDF of "The Drowned Tome" if they can. It's not a long read. And anyone who's beaten the game at least once I believe could appreciated it!
Aaaaand if you couldn't tell I frickin love this game
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Re: Review: Salt and Sanctuary (Switch eShop)
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I have to say in terms of story telling it does allow for more speculation at first. However, after beating the game multiple times on steam and now about to play it on my switch I'd say the story and lore is some of if not the best I've read or experienced. The world in this game is nothing but conflict. If you have played it like you say and realize that there is a lot of the story connected to the weapons alone then I suggest you read "The Drowned Tome". This is a PDF that collects the lore and establishes a solid understanding of this messed up world. It's truly an impressive story that is told. I not only implore but, BEG you to read it. I couldn't put it down. Reading it made me replay in classes that you could say exist in the world such as the bloodbrow, paladin of devara, or a godless Iron One's follower.
I also say everyone on this comments section should check out the PDF of "The Drowned Tome" if they can. It's not a long read. And anyone who's beaten the game at least once I believe could appreciated it!
Aaaaand if you couldn't tell I frickin love this game