if i ever make this amount of money, will Ring apprentice Faust be proud of me?? 🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹 #limbuscompany #projectmoon #limbus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . Limbus Company centers around turn-based combat stages that come in focused and non-focused varieties. During a turn, enemies select a Skill from their Skill Deck while player units will have two of their Skills made available in the Skill Dashboard that the player can select from. Each Skill comprises of several aspects including a Base Power number, Attack Type, Sin Affinity, and at least one Coin. Coins have their own numbers (positive or negative) which can adjust the final number of a Skill when used. When two units play Skills against each other, a Clash occurs, where each unit will flip all of the coins on their Skill, with the Skill that tosses the lower number losing a Coin. Clashes continue until one unit has lost all of their Coins. In a Clash between two Attack Skills, the other unit will attack the losing unit with the rest of the Coins on their respective Skill. Battles will continue until one side's units have been defeated, when the player passes a win or lose condition, or when the battle has passed 100 turns. Alongside Skills, all Sinners have access to E.G.O, powerful attacks that can be activated and used at the expense of E.G.O Resources gained from using Skills as the battle progresses. All Skills and E.G.O have their own attributes and may afflict their targets with status effects. All Sinners have a variety of Identities that can be gained either via Extraction or from the Dispenser. Each Identity has its own unique Skill Deck and varying Resistances against different Sin Affinities and Attack Types. These attributes differ even between Identities belonging to the same Sinner. Strategizing and taking advantage of the Attack Type and Sin Resistances between both ally and enemy units is vital for optimizing gameplay if the player chooses to do so. - @perperic0n