Master Of None

In this RPG you play as Jack, an orphaned boy with dreams of being an adventurer. Start your journey by helping the people of your home town before you move onto the next town in search for more quests, friends to make, and enemies to face!

In this version you will find in depth turn based combat with 3 categories of combat each with 5 possible moves, up to 30 different combination attacks on top of that. 

Quests in this version:

1. Tutorial: From the start to the battle with Hibberd.
2. Dojo's Quest: From entering Town 2, until Bicki breaks the rocks for you.
3. Captain's Quest: From entering the Docks, until the final encounter on the beach.
4. Mage's Quest: From entering the Mage's Tower, to leaving the Mages Tower.

Controls: 

WASD	Movement and UI Navigation
Z	A
X	B
Start	Enter

Mechanics:

When starting a new game you will be given the Character Quiz. This quiz will determine your starting stats. You can view your stats, as well as your bag's inventory, save your game, and get description of the combat types, by pressing start (enter) and navigating the pause menu.

But what do these stats do? Stats are what is used in damage calculation when in combat.  You might be really good at a certain type of combat, if you encounter someone equally as good as you, you could both be at a stalemate. You may have to try another style of combat so keep other stats raised just in case. Defensive moves will add 50% of your chosen combat style's stat on top of the stat corelating to the enemy's attack, making you take less damage. This may be useful in the future when bosses have scripted fights you will have to plan against. Effect attacks apply status effects to the enemy giving you an edge in combat. Both defensive and status moves can be combo'd into a normal attack for additional effects. You can combo a defensive or status move with the same stat's attack type, as well as a additional two different attack types. 

Attack	Defence	Status
Melee	Parry	Bleed
Ranged	Dodge	Slow
Magic	Deflection	Blind
Stealth	Evasiveness	Disarm
Body	Block	Grapple

Developer note (2025):

Another year in and math is finally introduced. There are actual damage calcs and it took me so long to get those working. Exp, HP, and speed calcs were much easier thankfully. I might lower the defensive bonus from using defensive moves because if they work, it seems to reduce damage to 0 and I'd like it to be reduced, not negated. 

During v0.30's dev time Pokemon Legends Z-A came out. No spoilers, but the story beats with the side characters of Lumiose City and the ending are very similar to what I'm working towards. That game's story is amazing!

Developer note (2024):

This game has been in the works for just over a year now and has gone through many changes. Originally it was a monster tamer but that was way out of my scope and was downsized to a simple RPG with influences from the original Pokemon games. Since then features were built in on and off as my irl scheduling allowed, and it has become what it is today. I hope to bring influences from some of my favourite RPG games like Pokemon, Final Fantasy III, Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II, just to name a few.

I want to thank the Monster Crown, PrototypePhi, and GBStudio discord communities for helping me out and putting up with my antics during Master of None's development period. This game wouldn't be what it is without being to bounce ideas around and find fixes for issues I've ran into.

Side note:

All music is done by Victor Valdez, aka Mr.V on itch.io
All sound effects are by Yogi (Tronimal) on itch.io

Known bugs:

• None known.

Next on the docket:

• Add another type of bandit.
• Introduce Will.
• Create Town 5.
• Name towns and routes.
• Add townie NPC dialogue.