🗺️ Map Overview

A description of the game’s world map and its regions (safe zones, dangerous areas, etc.).

In Shadows of Fortune, each map is made up of nodes and cords, creating a dynamic and interconnected environment for players to explore. Understanding how to navigate these maps is key to survival and progression in the game.

1. Nodes and Cords

• Nodes: Nodes are the main points of interest on the map. These can represent areas to explore, resource gathering spots, quest locations, or enemy encounters.

• Cords: Cords are the connections between nodes, acting like pathways. Players move from one node to another by following the cords that link them.

Each map is a network of these nodes and cords, guiding you through various areas and challenges. Movement across the map consumes energy, so players need to strategize their path carefully.

2. Moving Between Nodes

To move between nodes, you simply follow the cord that connects your current node to the next. Different paths may present different challenges—some routes may lead to safer areas, while others might take you closer to enemy encounters or critical objectives.

3. Exiting the Map

To move from one map to another, you must find an exit node. These nodes are often more difficult to reach and are typically guarded by tough enemies or dangerous scenarios. Exiting a map usually involves defeating a strong opponent or solving a challenge.

• Exit Nodes: These special nodes are typically marked on your map, but they are well-guarded and will often require you to win a difficult combat encounter before you can proceed to the next map.

Navigating through the nodes and cords effectively is essential to completing quests, gathering resources, and making progress in Shadows of Fortune. Choose your paths wisely, as the wrong move could lead to unexpected challenges or depletion of your energy.