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Strive: Conquest

A successor to first Strive For Power game, currently at alpha stage · By Strive4Power

Races Question

A topic by ChorrsMcGee created May 18, 2020 Views: 1,004 Replies: 4
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How many different races are currently in the game and how are they called ?

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https://strive4power.fandom.com/wiki/Slave_Race_Stats_and_Abilites

That will get you started, How many races isn't really important, races are similar to the first game (in our current demo state).  32  if you count the beast and their half-beast races seperately, 23 if you count them as one race.

It's not clear yet if race will play a bigger, smaller, or similar role in the sequel, mostly it seems like copy and paste currently with minor edits. The statistic system has obviously been redesigned already in the demo, whose old caps used to the second defining feature to them outsides of flavor text/default images.

I wouldn't expect more then [the] 23 in the demo, but I can see the numbers ranging form 18-38 races in the finished game before the modding community adds any.

@nighphasmage there are only 5 beast races I encountered so far, wolf, cat, fox, bunny, tanuki.

You can find all of the available races when you start the game, I think you can actually select all of them as your starting race. In total it's 27 so far if you do not count half-races like half-wolf, half-cat, half-fox, half-bunny and half-tanuki

22 + beast races (5) + (half) beast races (5) = 22 + 1/5/10= 23/27/32

I looked I counted. The beasts and half beasts are very similar in nature so i count them as variants more then individual races.

Yes, currently you can see all races during character creation.

The races will play bigger role than in the first one as some races will allow new dialogues in some events and some races have exclusive classes. I aim to add more variety to the mechanics in future.