Post by Mikael on Feb 15, 2018 17:09:02 GMT
FATE: Undiscovered Realms FAQ
Before posting a question on the forums – read these questions first! Chances are one of these will answer your question. Many thanks to the original FATE FAQ, and to all the users who contributed to the answers found below.
Q.) Is there a demo I can try?
A.) There isn't a "demo" version of any of our games any more. What we have instead are free trials of the full game. You can download Fate: Undiscovered Realms here. When you install it, you can play the game TWICE for as long as you want – there are no other limitations! After the two free trials, you'll either need to purchase the game, or spend purchased WildCoins to continue playing.
If you already have a full version of the game, the "Demo" will also update your current version to the latest version. When using Windows XP or earlier, you should be able to simply install over the top of your current game.
If your OS is Windows Vista or later, you may have to uninstall your game and then download and install the "Demo" for it to work properly. You will still be able to play the full game. This thanks to FATEplayer2010.
Q.) How can I determine the version of the game I'm playing?
A.) On the Menu page where you start a new game the version number is in the bottom-left corner.
Q.) Is FATE multi-player?
A.) No.
Q.) Is there a FATE 3?
A.) No but there are now additional titles in the Fate Universe:
3-Fate: The Traitor Soul
4-Fate: The Cursed King
Q.) Are there any cheat codes?
A.) Yes, see the next post below.
Q.) I cannot find the Tilde character on my keyboard. Where is it?
A.) The answer to this question depends upon a large, but finite, number of variables. One of the easiest ways I have found to determine the answer is to refer to the Wikipedia Keyboard Layout Page.
Q.) Can I run FATE: Undiscovered Realms in a widescreen resolution?
A.) Yes! The options menu in FATE: Undiscovered Realms currently does not support these options, but the game can handle almost any resolution with ease. To change FATE to run at your preferred resolution, follow these steps:
Right-click the start menu and click "Explore"
Using the left window pane, navigate to one of the following locations:
For XP: C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\WildTangent\fateundiscoveredrealms\Persistent
For Vista: C:\Program Data\WildTangent\fateundiscoveredrealms\Persistent
Once you've gotten here, in the right window pane, double-click "config.dat" to open it. If your computer doesn't know what program to open it with, just select either Notepad or Wordpad from the list of possible programs.
The first two lines of this file are the preferred width and height values for the resolution. Simply change these numbers to the desired resolution. For example, if you wanted to run the game at 1680x1050:
SCREENWIDTH:1024
SCREENHEIGHT:768
Would become:
SCREENWIDTH:1680
SCREENHEIGHT:1050
Q.) Can I run FATE: Undiscovered Realms in windowed mode?
A.) Yes. [Courtesy of zipp40993]:
Go to your config.dat, and change the line FULLSCREEN:1 to FULLSCREEN:0
The config.dat is in:
XP: C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\WildTangent\fateundiscoveredrealms\persistent
Vista: C:\ProgramData\WildTangent\fateundiscoveredrealms\persistent
Q.) Where are my saved games (or config.dat file) located?
A.) This depends on your operating system:
XP: C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\WildTangent\fateundiscoveredrealms\Persistent\SAVE\en-US
Vista: C:\ProgramData\WildTangent\fateundiscoveredrealms\Persistent\SAVE\en-US
The easiest way to get to this folder is by pressing the key combination WINDOWS+R to bring up the run menu, and then pasting the pertinent (Vista or XP) address into the box, then hitting OK. If you do it this way, you can get to the folder even if your computer is set to hide hidden files and system folders – just make sure you type in the address exactly!
The config.dat file is in the Persistent folder itself rather than the SAVE folder.
Q.) Are there any websites that have extra reference information for F:UR?
A.) Pending
Q.) My game clock is stuck/moving very slowly! What can I do?
The only solution is to reset your game clock back to zero. Once you do, the clock will resume normal operation, and dungeons will reset as expected. Luckily, this is very easy to do. To reset your clock, please refer to the Clock Reset Tool.
Q.) What's a mod and where/how do I get them?
A.) A "mod" is a modification to FATE. It can add weapons, monsters, spells, items, and much more to the game. For more information, check out the Fate Archive forum.
Q.) How do I apply a Mod? (Thanks Traxex!)
A.) Most of our Mods are compressed in rar/zip format, to "unzip" (or "unrar") those files you have to download Winrar or 7zip.
To decompress the file, right click on it and then select "extract". It will generate a folder which is usually named with the Mod's name.
You can just drop the unzipped folder to the REALMS folder:
C:/Program Files/Wildgames/Fate Undiscovered Realms/REALMS/
Q.) How can I get past level 199?
A.) You can't. This is the maximum, hard-coded level in FATE: Undiscovered Realms. However, you can continue to descend deeper and deeper into the dungeon. While you will no longer level up, you will continue to get better gear to help you fight increasingly difficult monsters.
Q.) What is the most valuable item in the game?
A.) Pending
Q.) What is the highest level monster?
A.) Pending
Q.) How many levels does the FATE dungeon have?
A.) 2,147,483,647
Q.) What happens if I try to go to level 2,147,483,648?
A.) You have the worst computer crash you can imagine.
Q.) What is the finest gem quality in the game?
A.) Superior gems are the highest quality
Q.) What are all the Fame levels?
A.)
Unknown
Tolerated
Unremarkable
Respected
Local Hero
Local Legend
Well Known
Folk Hero
Rising Star
Distinguished
Prestigious
Famous
Renowned
Glorious
Legendary
Fabled
Mythic
Immortal
Demigod
Unattainable
Q.) What happens to heirloom items?
A.) Each effect on the item gains a 25% bonus, and the item upgrades one step in quality if its is a weapon or armor item. This means that Superior becomes Exceptional, Exceptional becomes Flawless, and so on.
Q.) What determines how many sockets an item can have?
A.) The item's height in squares (in your inventory) determines how many sockets it can possess (For instance, an item that only takes up one inventory square can only have one socket). Four sockets is the maximum that any item can have..
Q.) Can I un-retire my character?
A.) Yes! There is an un-retire tool in the Mod Archive. Download it at surdin.net utilities.
Q.) Can I transfer my character from one computer to another?
A.) Yes! (Thanks to BuggsBunny964):
Your character's file will be in an FFD format and will have a number before it. Something like 1.ffd, and it will be in the SAVE file in your game. You can usually find that under:
XP: C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\WildTangent\fateundiscoveredrealms\Persistent\SAVE\en-US
Vista: C:\ProgramData\WildTangent\fateundiscoveredrealms\Persistent\SAVE\en-US
However, your Application Data file may be hidden - to view it you'll need to:
Click on the "Tools" menu,
Choose "Folder Options.",
Click the "View" tab. A grey box with three sections will pop up,
Go to the center section, about half way down, and find the option to view hidden files,
Click on the button next to "Show hidden files and folders.",
The App Data file will appear, somewhat faded, but just as usable as all the other files.
Now navigate down to fateundiscoveredrealms. Inside F:UR are three files, Cache, Persistent, and PersistentScreenshots.
Inside Persistent you will find SAVE\en-US, All your characters are in there. They have a number and the .ffd extension.
Once you find it, simply copy it and paste it either into an e-mail attachment, a thumb drive, or a CD. From there just paste it in to the same directory in the other computer.
Q.) How can I IMPORT my characters from the original FATE?
A.) This answer originally given by Joe R. When you launch Fate: UR you should have the option to import Fate characters automatically (assuming you are using the most recent version of Fate)
If this does not work, you can manually transfer your characters with these instructions:
Open the START menu, and click on "Search",
In the window that appears, click "All Files and Folders" from the list on the left,
In the text box below, type in the exact phrase (including the *): *.FFD
The computer will perform a search for your Fate saved games. This step could take a while depending on how many files you have on your computer so patience is a virtue here,
Once the seach has finished, you should see a number of .FFD files in the search window. Select all of these files, right-click, and choose "COPY". You can paste these anywhere but the easiest is to put them on your desktop for now. Right-click on your desktop and choose "PASTE". You'll see multiple files appear on your desktop,
Press WINDOWS+R on your keyboard to bring up the Run window. The WINDOWS key looks like the Microsoft logo and is between the CTRL and ALT keys,
Copy the appropriate line below based on which Operating System you're using: XP: C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\WildTangent Vista: C:\ProgramData\WildTangent
Hit the "run" button. This will bring up a window that should have a list of WildTangent games. For instance, you should see a folder called "fateundiscoveredrealms". In this window, right-click and choose "New Folder". Name this folder "fate",
Open your new folder, right-click in the window and create another new folder. Name this folder "Persistent",
Now open this folder, right-click in the window and create one last new new folder. Name this folder "SAVE",
Open the save folder, and find the saved games you just copied (probably to the desktop). Copy these files and paste them into the SAVE folder,
To double check, look in the "Address" bar at the top of the Explorer. You should see the file path copied from step 7, followed by fate\Persistent\SAVE. If you do, then everything should be set,
Now, launch Fate: Undiscovered Realms. From the main menu, choose "Continue Game". In the menu that pops up, select "Import Character".
Q.) How do I clone a character?
A.) First, locate your saved games. Then, all you need to do is right-click the character you want to clone - for example, 0.FFD (the numbers represent the order of your characters in the starting menu, so 0.FFD is your first character, 1.FFD is your second character, etc.) and click "copy". Then paste it into the same folder, and rename it "#.FFD", where # is the number of characters you have. For example, if you have 3 characters, name it 3.FFD. You can also rename your characters with a regular filename. When you do, they will be listed alphabetically.
Q.) I can't get my hotkeys to work for my spells. What am I doing wrong?
A.) (Thanks to iubigler) You need to roll your cursor over your spells in the in-game menu; make sure you're not using the spellbook. Once it shows the spell description in Gameplay, hit one of the "F#" keys.
Q) What are the items needed for the Hero Statues?
A) Hero Statue Items:
Typhon
Argonaut's Ring
Argonaut's Buckle
Argonaut's Helm
Argonaut's Sword
Argonaut's Shield
Argonaut's Chain
Druantia
Swathe's Ring
Swathe's Buckle
Swathe's Helm
Swathe's Sword
Swathe's Shield
Swathe's Chain
Q.) How does Rikko's enchanting work?
A.) Here is the process that Rikko goes through when you attempt to enchant an item (thanks to chillin13 for writing such a clear explanation):
You try to enchant an item. The item is given a 20% chance of getting a socket. If it gets a socket, you're finished with this enchantment.
If it DOESN'T get a socket, it THEN gives it a 50% chance of gaining a power [automatically dropping artifacts to the next step]. If it gets a power, you are finished with this enchantment.
If it DOESN'T get a power, it then has a 25% chance to get uniqueness [automatically dropping unique items and artifacts to the next step]. If you gained uniqueness, this enchantment is finished.
If it DOESN'T get an enchantment, it then has a 6% chance of losing all powers. If that didn't happen, then "nothing happens."
Q.) What are the maximum levels of benefit on certain enchantments?
A.) These benefits are limited after all modifiers have been applied:
Damage Reduced – 75%
Damage Reflected – 75%
Increased Block – 50%
Increased Casting Speed – 80%
Q.) What is the best non-random gear (without mods)?
A.) According to Alexander:
Helmet:
Legendary Terrifying Visage
Breastplate:
Legendary enduring victory
Gloves:
Legendary The Raker
Belt:
Legendary Ironband
Boots:
Legendary Ancestral Footsteps
Shield:
Legendary Mage's Bane (spiked shield, best)
Legendary Frostrind (Battle Shield, 2nd best, but i like looks)
Legendary Breakwater (tower shield, I like how this one looks the most)
Two-handed weapons:
Polearm:
Legendary Reaching Carver (best of two-handed
Staff:
Legendary Scion's Rod
Bow:
Legendary St Martin's Immolator
Cross-Bow:
Legendary Gleaming Rictus
One-handed weapons:
Slow Speed:
Legendary Club-mace category:
Legendary Angelic Wand
Legendary Four Cold Winds
Legendary Gemvein
Hammer category:
Legendary Vicious Canticle
Fast Speed:
Spear:
Legendary Terminal Calculation (best of one-handed)
Normal Speed:
Swords:
Legendary The Vanguard
Axe:
Legendary Curse of Mourning
Legendary Foe Cannibal
Rings:
Branston's Bnawtee Ring of Bling
Band of the Warlock
Julie's Enduring Diamond Ring
Necklace:
Seal of Eternity
Gems:
Demonocchio
Salt of the Earth
Avaricious Pearl
Fist of Samson
Gem of Ages
Secret of the Master
Hadrian's Crystal
Philosopher's Stone
Empire Stone
Adamantine Bauble
The Daystar
The Covetous Heart
Winter's Moon
Trickster's Bauble
Watcher of the Stars
Dwarf's Delight
Eye of the Serpent
Wicked Edge
Angel Heart
Beastheart
Andrew Swift's Turquoise Eye
Star Sapphire of Ages
Q.) What is the best artifact weapon?
It just depends on what you like. Here's the whole weapon list:
Legendary Angelic Wand (Club, 120-272 damage, normal speed)
+100 damage to undead
10% damage taken reduced
10% damage bonus
20% crushing resistance bonus
+20 stamina recovery
Legendary Vicious Canticle (Hammer, 240-344 damage, slow speed)
8% life stolen per hit
30% attack speed bonus
+130 attack bonus
25% slashing resistance penalty
25% piercing resistance penalty
Legendary Gemvein (Club, 180-372 damage, slow speed)
7% life stolen per hit
30% attack speed bonus
+120 attack bonus
25% piercing resistance penalty
Legendary Reaching Carver (Polearm, 232-436 damage, slow)
8% life stolen per hit
30% attack speed bonus
+140 attack bonus
25% piercing resistance penalty
Legendary Foe Cannibal (Axe, 108-232 damage, normal speed)
+30 damage dealt bonus
+5 axe skill bonus
+12 vitality bonus
25% crushing resistance bonus
25% piercing resistance bonus
5% slashing resistance bonus
Legendary the Vanguard (sword, 112-408 damage, normal speed)
+6 critical strike bonus
+12 HP recovery
+12 stamina recovery
+9 strength
6% life stolen per hit
Legendary Terminal Calculation (spear, 112-448 damage, fast speed)
+40 ice damage
+40 fire damage
25% fire resistance bonus
25% ice resistance bonus
12% speed bonus
10% damage dealt bonus
Legendary Gleaming Rictus (Crossbow, 132-300 damage, normal speed)
+32 electric damage
+32 damage to undead
8% life stolen per hit
25% attack speed bonus
25% slashing resistance bonus
Legendary St Martin's Immolator (Bow, 100-264 damage, normal speed)
+48 fire damage
20% attack speed bonus
20% fire resistance bonus
+20 defense bonus
+5 critical strike bonus
Copied from Nick C's FATE Cheat Codes. Duplicated here for ease of access, completeness, and updates if any new codes appear for Fur that do not work in FATE.
Okay, these are actually "debug" codes, used both by Travis and our QA team to aid in testing of the game. Nevertheless, they can be (and are) used by end-users to cheat.
All of these codes are entered through the debug console. To access this, start FATE, and get in to the game world with your character. Once you're in (this works both in Grove and the Dungeon), type the key-combo Control+Shift+~ (the ~ is to the left of !). This will bring up the Cheat Console, which will appear as a question mark on the lower left third of the screen. Once it's open, just start typing some of the codes below, and you'll see the text appear next to the question mark. Once you've entered the desired cheat (only one at a time), just press enter to execute the command.
Command - Effect
[Creature Name] - Summons the given creature.
[Item Name] - Summons the given item name. Refer to the FATE Archive for a list of legendary items.
Ascend "#" - Ascends a "#" of levels (remove quotes and replace # with the number of levels to ascend)
Blood - allows the game to display red blood (normally, you see star particles instead)
Descend "#" - Descends a "#" of levels (remove quotes and replace # with the number of levels to descend)
Discoverall - Completely reveals the current dungeon level.
Dumpmap - Creates a text description of the current map to a maze.txt file, which can be found in the game's installation folder.
Experience - Adds 5000 experience points to your character
Fame - Adds 1000 fame points to your character
Fate Statue - Creates a statue that, when activated, will either give a unique monster, or 2 random gems
Fountain of Health - Creates a fountain that will replenish your health
Fountain of Mana - Creates a fountain that will replenish your mana
Fountain of Stamina - Creates a fountain that will replenish your stamina
Fountain of Wellness - Creates a fountain that will replenish both your health and your mana
God - Gives you ten experience levels and eight to your pet
Gold - Gives you 500,000 pieces of gold
Heal - Restores all of your health
HEROITEM - Shows which level the next required Hero Item may be found.
Large Chest - Summons a large chest with nothing in it
Levelup - Gives you one experience level
Magic Anvil - Creates an Anvil that will randomly imbue either a positive or negative magical effect on an item
Noblood - Replaces red blood with star particles (this is the default)
Shrine of Learning - Creates a Shrine that will randomly give either positive or negative effects to a character's stats
Before posting a question on the forums – read these questions first! Chances are one of these will answer your question. Many thanks to the original FATE FAQ, and to all the users who contributed to the answers found below.
Q.) Is there a demo I can try?
A.) There isn't a "demo" version of any of our games any more. What we have instead are free trials of the full game. You can download Fate: Undiscovered Realms here. When you install it, you can play the game TWICE for as long as you want – there are no other limitations! After the two free trials, you'll either need to purchase the game, or spend purchased WildCoins to continue playing.
If you already have a full version of the game, the "Demo" will also update your current version to the latest version. When using Windows XP or earlier, you should be able to simply install over the top of your current game.
If your OS is Windows Vista or later, you may have to uninstall your game and then download and install the "Demo" for it to work properly. You will still be able to play the full game. This thanks to FATEplayer2010.
Q.) How can I determine the version of the game I'm playing?
A.) On the Menu page where you start a new game the version number is in the bottom-left corner.
Q.) Is FATE multi-player?
A.) No.
Q.) Is there a FATE 3?
A.) No but there are now additional titles in the Fate Universe:
3-Fate: The Traitor Soul
4-Fate: The Cursed King
Q.) Are there any cheat codes?
A.) Yes, see the next post below.
Q.) I cannot find the Tilde character on my keyboard. Where is it?
A.) The answer to this question depends upon a large, but finite, number of variables. One of the easiest ways I have found to determine the answer is to refer to the Wikipedia Keyboard Layout Page.
Q.) Can I run FATE: Undiscovered Realms in a widescreen resolution?
A.) Yes! The options menu in FATE: Undiscovered Realms currently does not support these options, but the game can handle almost any resolution with ease. To change FATE to run at your preferred resolution, follow these steps:
Right-click the start menu and click "Explore"
Using the left window pane, navigate to one of the following locations:
For XP: C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\WildTangent\fateundiscoveredrealms\Persistent
For Vista: C:\Program Data\WildTangent\fateundiscoveredrealms\Persistent
Once you've gotten here, in the right window pane, double-click "config.dat" to open it. If your computer doesn't know what program to open it with, just select either Notepad or Wordpad from the list of possible programs.
The first two lines of this file are the preferred width and height values for the resolution. Simply change these numbers to the desired resolution. For example, if you wanted to run the game at 1680x1050:
SCREENWIDTH:1024
SCREENHEIGHT:768
Would become:
SCREENWIDTH:1680
SCREENHEIGHT:1050
Q.) Can I run FATE: Undiscovered Realms in windowed mode?
A.) Yes. [Courtesy of zipp40993]:
Go to your config.dat, and change the line FULLSCREEN:1 to FULLSCREEN:0
The config.dat is in:
XP: C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\WildTangent\fateundiscoveredrealms\persistent
Vista: C:\ProgramData\WildTangent\fateundiscoveredrealms\persistent
Q.) Where are my saved games (or config.dat file) located?
A.) This depends on your operating system:
XP: C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\WildTangent\fateundiscoveredrealms\Persistent\SAVE\en-US
Vista: C:\ProgramData\WildTangent\fateundiscoveredrealms\Persistent\SAVE\en-US
The easiest way to get to this folder is by pressing the key combination WINDOWS+R to bring up the run menu, and then pasting the pertinent (Vista or XP) address into the box, then hitting OK. If you do it this way, you can get to the folder even if your computer is set to hide hidden files and system folders – just make sure you type in the address exactly!
The config.dat file is in the Persistent folder itself rather than the SAVE folder.
Q.) Are there any websites that have extra reference information for F:UR?
A.) Pending
Q.) My game clock is stuck/moving very slowly! What can I do?
The only solution is to reset your game clock back to zero. Once you do, the clock will resume normal operation, and dungeons will reset as expected. Luckily, this is very easy to do. To reset your clock, please refer to the Clock Reset Tool.
Q.) What's a mod and where/how do I get them?
A.) A "mod" is a modification to FATE. It can add weapons, monsters, spells, items, and much more to the game. For more information, check out the Fate Archive forum.
Q.) How do I apply a Mod? (Thanks Traxex!)
A.) Most of our Mods are compressed in rar/zip format, to "unzip" (or "unrar") those files you have to download Winrar or 7zip.
To decompress the file, right click on it and then select "extract". It will generate a folder which is usually named with the Mod's name.
You can just drop the unzipped folder to the REALMS folder:
C:/Program Files/Wildgames/Fate Undiscovered Realms/REALMS/
Q.) How can I get past level 199?
A.) You can't. This is the maximum, hard-coded level in FATE: Undiscovered Realms. However, you can continue to descend deeper and deeper into the dungeon. While you will no longer level up, you will continue to get better gear to help you fight increasingly difficult monsters.
Q.) What is the most valuable item in the game?
A.) Pending
Q.) What is the highest level monster?
A.) Pending
Q.) How many levels does the FATE dungeon have?
A.) 2,147,483,647
Q.) What happens if I try to go to level 2,147,483,648?
A.) You have the worst computer crash you can imagine.
Q.) What is the finest gem quality in the game?
A.) Superior gems are the highest quality
Q.) What are all the Fame levels?
A.)
Unknown
Tolerated
Unremarkable
Respected
Local Hero
Local Legend
Well Known
Folk Hero
Rising Star
Distinguished
Prestigious
Famous
Renowned
Glorious
Legendary
Fabled
Mythic
Immortal
Demigod
Unattainable
Q.) What happens to heirloom items?
A.) Each effect on the item gains a 25% bonus, and the item upgrades one step in quality if its is a weapon or armor item. This means that Superior becomes Exceptional, Exceptional becomes Flawless, and so on.
Q.) What determines how many sockets an item can have?
A.) The item's height in squares (in your inventory) determines how many sockets it can possess (For instance, an item that only takes up one inventory square can only have one socket). Four sockets is the maximum that any item can have..
Q.) Can I un-retire my character?
A.) Yes! There is an un-retire tool in the Mod Archive. Download it at surdin.net utilities.
Q.) Can I transfer my character from one computer to another?
A.) Yes! (Thanks to BuggsBunny964):
Your character's file will be in an FFD format and will have a number before it. Something like 1.ffd, and it will be in the SAVE file in your game. You can usually find that under:
XP: C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\WildTangent\fateundiscoveredrealms\Persistent\SAVE\en-US
Vista: C:\ProgramData\WildTangent\fateundiscoveredrealms\Persistent\SAVE\en-US
However, your Application Data file may be hidden - to view it you'll need to:
Click on the "Tools" menu,
Choose "Folder Options.",
Click the "View" tab. A grey box with three sections will pop up,
Go to the center section, about half way down, and find the option to view hidden files,
Click on the button next to "Show hidden files and folders.",
The App Data file will appear, somewhat faded, but just as usable as all the other files.
Now navigate down to fateundiscoveredrealms. Inside F:UR are three files, Cache, Persistent, and PersistentScreenshots.
Inside Persistent you will find SAVE\en-US, All your characters are in there. They have a number and the .ffd extension.
Once you find it, simply copy it and paste it either into an e-mail attachment, a thumb drive, or a CD. From there just paste it in to the same directory in the other computer.
Q.) How can I IMPORT my characters from the original FATE?
A.) This answer originally given by Joe R. When you launch Fate: UR you should have the option to import Fate characters automatically (assuming you are using the most recent version of Fate)
If this does not work, you can manually transfer your characters with these instructions:
Open the START menu, and click on "Search",
In the window that appears, click "All Files and Folders" from the list on the left,
In the text box below, type in the exact phrase (including the *): *.FFD
The computer will perform a search for your Fate saved games. This step could take a while depending on how many files you have on your computer so patience is a virtue here,
Once the seach has finished, you should see a number of .FFD files in the search window. Select all of these files, right-click, and choose "COPY". You can paste these anywhere but the easiest is to put them on your desktop for now. Right-click on your desktop and choose "PASTE". You'll see multiple files appear on your desktop,
Press WINDOWS+R on your keyboard to bring up the Run window. The WINDOWS key looks like the Microsoft logo and is between the CTRL and ALT keys,
Copy the appropriate line below based on which Operating System you're using: XP: C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\WildTangent Vista: C:\ProgramData\WildTangent
Hit the "run" button. This will bring up a window that should have a list of WildTangent games. For instance, you should see a folder called "fateundiscoveredrealms". In this window, right-click and choose "New Folder". Name this folder "fate",
Open your new folder, right-click in the window and create another new folder. Name this folder "Persistent",
Now open this folder, right-click in the window and create one last new new folder. Name this folder "SAVE",
Open the save folder, and find the saved games you just copied (probably to the desktop). Copy these files and paste them into the SAVE folder,
To double check, look in the "Address" bar at the top of the Explorer. You should see the file path copied from step 7, followed by fate\Persistent\SAVE. If you do, then everything should be set,
Now, launch Fate: Undiscovered Realms. From the main menu, choose "Continue Game". In the menu that pops up, select "Import Character".
Q.) How do I clone a character?
A.) First, locate your saved games. Then, all you need to do is right-click the character you want to clone - for example, 0.FFD (the numbers represent the order of your characters in the starting menu, so 0.FFD is your first character, 1.FFD is your second character, etc.) and click "copy". Then paste it into the same folder, and rename it "#.FFD", where # is the number of characters you have. For example, if you have 3 characters, name it 3.FFD. You can also rename your characters with a regular filename. When you do, they will be listed alphabetically.
Q.) I can't get my hotkeys to work for my spells. What am I doing wrong?
A.) (Thanks to iubigler) You need to roll your cursor over your spells in the in-game menu; make sure you're not using the spellbook. Once it shows the spell description in Gameplay, hit one of the "F#" keys.
Q) What are the items needed for the Hero Statues?
A) Hero Statue Items:
Typhon
Argonaut's Ring
Argonaut's Buckle
Argonaut's Helm
Argonaut's Sword
Argonaut's Shield
Argonaut's Chain
Druantia
Swathe's Ring
Swathe's Buckle
Swathe's Helm
Swathe's Sword
Swathe's Shield
Swathe's Chain
Q.) How does Rikko's enchanting work?
A.) Here is the process that Rikko goes through when you attempt to enchant an item (thanks to chillin13 for writing such a clear explanation):
You try to enchant an item. The item is given a 20% chance of getting a socket. If it gets a socket, you're finished with this enchantment.
If it DOESN'T get a socket, it THEN gives it a 50% chance of gaining a power [automatically dropping artifacts to the next step]. If it gets a power, you are finished with this enchantment.
If it DOESN'T get a power, it then has a 25% chance to get uniqueness [automatically dropping unique items and artifacts to the next step]. If you gained uniqueness, this enchantment is finished.
If it DOESN'T get an enchantment, it then has a 6% chance of losing all powers. If that didn't happen, then "nothing happens."
Q.) What are the maximum levels of benefit on certain enchantments?
A.) These benefits are limited after all modifiers have been applied:
Damage Reduced – 75%
Damage Reflected – 75%
Increased Block – 50%
Increased Casting Speed – 80%
Q.) What is the best non-random gear (without mods)?
A.) According to Alexander:
Helmet:
Legendary Terrifying Visage
Breastplate:
Legendary enduring victory
Gloves:
Legendary The Raker
Belt:
Legendary Ironband
Boots:
Legendary Ancestral Footsteps
Shield:
Legendary Mage's Bane (spiked shield, best)
Legendary Frostrind (Battle Shield, 2nd best, but i like looks)
Legendary Breakwater (tower shield, I like how this one looks the most)
Two-handed weapons:
Polearm:
Legendary Reaching Carver (best of two-handed
Staff:
Legendary Scion's Rod
Bow:
Legendary St Martin's Immolator
Cross-Bow:
Legendary Gleaming Rictus
One-handed weapons:
Slow Speed:
Legendary Club-mace category:
Legendary Angelic Wand
Legendary Four Cold Winds
Legendary Gemvein
Hammer category:
Legendary Vicious Canticle
Fast Speed:
Spear:
Legendary Terminal Calculation (best of one-handed)
Normal Speed:
Swords:
Legendary The Vanguard
Axe:
Legendary Curse of Mourning
Legendary Foe Cannibal
Rings:
Branston's Bnawtee Ring of Bling
Band of the Warlock
Julie's Enduring Diamond Ring
Necklace:
Seal of Eternity
Gems:
Demonocchio
Salt of the Earth
Avaricious Pearl
Fist of Samson
Gem of Ages
Secret of the Master
Hadrian's Crystal
Philosopher's Stone
Empire Stone
Adamantine Bauble
The Daystar
The Covetous Heart
Winter's Moon
Trickster's Bauble
Watcher of the Stars
Dwarf's Delight
Eye of the Serpent
Wicked Edge
Angel Heart
Beastheart
Andrew Swift's Turquoise Eye
Star Sapphire of Ages
Q.) What is the best artifact weapon?
It just depends on what you like. Here's the whole weapon list:
Legendary Angelic Wand (Club, 120-272 damage, normal speed)
+100 damage to undead
10% damage taken reduced
10% damage bonus
20% crushing resistance bonus
+20 stamina recovery
Legendary Vicious Canticle (Hammer, 240-344 damage, slow speed)
8% life stolen per hit
30% attack speed bonus
+130 attack bonus
25% slashing resistance penalty
25% piercing resistance penalty
Legendary Gemvein (Club, 180-372 damage, slow speed)
7% life stolen per hit
30% attack speed bonus
+120 attack bonus
25% piercing resistance penalty
Legendary Reaching Carver (Polearm, 232-436 damage, slow)
8% life stolen per hit
30% attack speed bonus
+140 attack bonus
25% piercing resistance penalty
Legendary Foe Cannibal (Axe, 108-232 damage, normal speed)
+30 damage dealt bonus
+5 axe skill bonus
+12 vitality bonus
25% crushing resistance bonus
25% piercing resistance bonus
5% slashing resistance bonus
Legendary the Vanguard (sword, 112-408 damage, normal speed)
+6 critical strike bonus
+12 HP recovery
+12 stamina recovery
+9 strength
6% life stolen per hit
Legendary Terminal Calculation (spear, 112-448 damage, fast speed)
+40 ice damage
+40 fire damage
25% fire resistance bonus
25% ice resistance bonus
12% speed bonus
10% damage dealt bonus
Legendary Gleaming Rictus (Crossbow, 132-300 damage, normal speed)
+32 electric damage
+32 damage to undead
8% life stolen per hit
25% attack speed bonus
25% slashing resistance bonus
Legendary St Martin's Immolator (Bow, 100-264 damage, normal speed)
+48 fire damage
20% attack speed bonus
20% fire resistance bonus
+20 defense bonus
+5 critical strike bonus
Copied from Nick C's FATE Cheat Codes. Duplicated here for ease of access, completeness, and updates if any new codes appear for Fur that do not work in FATE.
Okay, these are actually "debug" codes, used both by Travis and our QA team to aid in testing of the game. Nevertheless, they can be (and are) used by end-users to cheat.
All of these codes are entered through the debug console. To access this, start FATE, and get in to the game world with your character. Once you're in (this works both in Grove and the Dungeon), type the key-combo Control+Shift+~ (the ~ is to the left of !). This will bring up the Cheat Console, which will appear as a question mark on the lower left third of the screen. Once it's open, just start typing some of the codes below, and you'll see the text appear next to the question mark. Once you've entered the desired cheat (only one at a time), just press enter to execute the command.
Command - Effect
[Creature Name] - Summons the given creature.
[Item Name] - Summons the given item name. Refer to the FATE Archive for a list of legendary items.
Ascend "#" - Ascends a "#" of levels (remove quotes and replace # with the number of levels to ascend)
Blood - allows the game to display red blood (normally, you see star particles instead)
Descend "#" - Descends a "#" of levels (remove quotes and replace # with the number of levels to descend)
Discoverall - Completely reveals the current dungeon level.
Dumpmap - Creates a text description of the current map to a maze.txt file, which can be found in the game's installation folder.
Experience - Adds 5000 experience points to your character
Fame - Adds 1000 fame points to your character
Fate Statue - Creates a statue that, when activated, will either give a unique monster, or 2 random gems
Fountain of Health - Creates a fountain that will replenish your health
Fountain of Mana - Creates a fountain that will replenish your mana
Fountain of Stamina - Creates a fountain that will replenish your stamina
Fountain of Wellness - Creates a fountain that will replenish both your health and your mana
God - Gives you ten experience levels and eight to your pet
Gold - Gives you 500,000 pieces of gold
Heal - Restores all of your health
HEROITEM - Shows which level the next required Hero Item may be found.
Large Chest - Summons a large chest with nothing in it
Levelup - Gives you one experience level
Magic Anvil - Creates an Anvil that will randomly imbue either a positive or negative magical effect on an item
Noblood - Replaces red blood with star particles (this is the default)
Shrine of Learning - Creates a Shrine that will randomly give either positive or negative effects to a character's stats
