Each party member receives a Boost Point at the end of every turn, and may store up to five at a time.However, once it gets a turn, it is guaranteed to act before the player does, preventing the player from locking it If an enemy is struck, using something it is vulnerable to, an equal or greater number of times than it has Shield Points, the enemy is "Broken " it loses its next turn and takes increased damage. Weaknesses correspond to one of the six different kinds of weapons, or six elemental attacks, in the game. Every foe comes with a set number of "Shield Points" and a series of weaknesses, which are unrevealed when the party first encounters that foe.The battle system is oriented around two features, "Break and Boost". All characters can attack with weapons, use abilities, use consumable items, and flee. The game features a turn-based battle system. When the player loses enough reputation in a given town, they can no longer use any Path Actions in that town until a fee has been paid to restore the party's reputation. The others are "Rogue" actions, which can be used on anyone but carries a risk of its user losing credibility with other NPCs. In all cases, the first action is a "Noble" Path Action: the ability's effectiveness dependent by the character's level or amount of in-game currency. However, players can unlock the ability to assign a different character's class as a "subjob," which can be changed at any time but can only be assigned to one character at a time.Įach player character has a unique "Path Action" command that can be used when interacting with NPCs: The Warrior Olberic and the Hunter H'aanit can challenge characters the Apothecary Alfyn and the Scholar Cyrus can inquire about certain bits of information that can be used for completion of quests or in the form of hidden items the Merchant Tressa and the Thief Therion can acquire items directly from NPCs, one via commerce and the other via pickpocketing and the Cleric Ophilia and the Dancer Primrose can guide NPCs and use them as guest summons. Characters not chosen as the protagonist may be recruited at their starting locations.Įach character is paired with a distinct character class ("job"). Once a protagonist character is chosen, they cannot be removed from the active party until their story arc, which consists of four chapters, is concluded. Players start the game by choosing a protagonist from one of eight adventurers, each of whom begins their journey in different parts of the world. Octopath Traveler features a graphical aesthetic known as "HD-2D", defined by the developers as combining retro Super NES-style character sprites and textures with polygonal environments and high-definition effects. Octopath Traveler features an aesthetic termed "HD-2D" by the developers.
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