And this is a giant spark core, which could probably be used as a weapon or power source or studied, which is probably why Rook’s employers want it.Īlso, a whole-ass bog monster grew around this giant spark core, meaning it could’ve powered or mutated the bog into a massive, god-like creature. It’s a mysterious and volatile substance that’s used as a power source and to create weapons and items and cybernetics (basically everything in the game that glows orange is powered by Spark, blue, by Lumin).
So Spark is probably either spaceship fuel or batteries and one of the two main power sources in Havaria. The Barons mine crashed colony ships from the Vagrant Age, when advanced spacefaring races (including humans and Kra’deshi) crashlanded on the planet, and left all their wondrously advanced technology in the bog. Spark is a volatile and mysterious chemical that the Spark Barons (hence the name, like “oil barons”) extract from crashed starships in Grout Bog, along with other technology, like the guard robots and robo-dogs. The device he grabbed out of the mud is likely a giant Spark core, the things you’ve been throwing at enemies as grenades. The Rise aren’t being paid to protest, they’re just workers fed up with terrible working conditions. Everything is Rook play-acting to maintain his cover with the Barons or Rise. The side you pick doesn’t actually matter, because the real mission is delivering the dead drops and grabbing the artifact. Given his special training (Rook has psychic powers, look closely at his combat cards, meaning he was either trained or chosen for his natural psychic aptitude), and his mission in Grout Bog, it’s likely he never actually retired and is still serving the Admiralty. It’s hinted that this was a cover for him actually being an Admiralty spy during the Rentorian Raids. Rook is publicly a retired Aerostat trooper going private sector, and you meet old war buddies like Fellemo and an admiralty officer, and he carries his unit’s coin with him.
#GRIFTLANDS BOG BERRIES PATCH#
In the new patch there is also a possibility to change your outfit in the "Grog n'Dog" bar when you talk to Fssh.I think the ending is supposed to be purposely mysterious, but here’s what I’ve sussed out: Rook’s a secret agent working for a third party, probably the Admiralty. The costumes for your heroine are added additionally every second level. On the Game over screen you can see how many points you have earned and how many points you need to unlock the next booster. These points are awarded for the number of days lived, duels won, negotiations won, grafts received, the number of good relationships with the characters, final quests, improved cards and earned shills. You obtain them both for winning and losing.
You get these trophies by collecting points that you earn when you finish a game. However, you can get new cards when you win duels or you can simply buy them from the shopkeepers. It is worth noting that these cards are not included in your deck from the very start. And the second - are a set of cards that you can use when starting a new gameplay.
They are purely cosmetic and do not add anything to your gameplay. The first type have a form of outfits for your heroine Sal. There are two types of trophies in Griftlands.
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