A comprehensive guide on How to Play Voxie Tactics with everything you need to know before you embark on your adventure.
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Voxie Tactics is a turn-based tactical RPG that takes place in a pixelated map, and requires careful planning, strategic positioning, and understanding of your characters' abilities to win battles. To play the game, the player will head to the Voxie website and download it and install it locally. New players have two options:, either free to play and own to play.
When choosing the free to play option, the player can select 3 of the available Voxies to make up your team. However, when doing this, choose carefully as the player will NOT be able to change them on the connected account unless you purchase additional Voxies. When purchasing Voxies make sure to understand the races’ special abilities as they interact with the classes that are available.
There are 9 races available; each race has one active and one passive ability as listed below:
There are a total of 21 classes in Voxie Tactics that can be played. The 9 races’ abilities can be combined with these classes. To make it easier to digest, the classes are broken down into three main categories: Attacking (Tank & DPS), Hybrid (DPS & Utility & Healing) and Supporting (Utility & Healing). The Utility roles are based around buffing and debuffing Voxies.
In the attacking category you have; Warrior, Knight, Ranger, Black Mage, Necromancer, Hawknight, Ninja, Monk, Thief, Samurai and Monster classes.
The Attacking category is split into tanks and DPS based roles. Warriors, Knights, and Monks are Tanks whereas DPS roles are Black Mage, Necromancer, Hawknight, Ninja, Thief and Monster. The melee based DPS roles are Hawknight, Ninja, Thief and Monster whilst the others are ranged DPS.
In the Hybrid category you have the following options: Squire, White Mage, Chemist, Druid, Pirate and Robo. Being a Hybrid means that two roles are combined into one class. Squire’s and White Mages are DPS and utility hybrids. Chemists are Healing and Utility, Druids are DPS and Healing, Pirates are DPS and Tanks whereas Robo is a Tank and Utility hybrid.
In the Supporting category, the following classes are included: Bard, Time Mage, Priest and Ghost.
Bards, Time Mages and Ghosts are focused more on the supporting aspect whilst Priests are more healing focused.
Understanding the roles each class plays means you can better assemble your team especially prior to your first game! Figuring out your play style is extremely important because for an offensive approach the player will be picking three DPS based classes, however if the player prefers to play defensively, then the player is likely to pick a tank, a healer and DPS or Hybrid with a DPS edge. A ranged composition using White Mages, Black Mages and Necromancers is another alternative. However, with the sheer amount of classes the player can create various compositions to lead to victory.
As each unit has unique abilities that can turn the tide of battle, make sure you read the description of each ability and understand its effects. Some abilities can be used to damage multiple enemies at once, while others can disable or debuff enemy units. Each ability that is not a normal attack ability or race ability uses Mana Points (MP) or charge; the player has to take this into account as the battle progresses as it can render units less useful for example a Black Mage without MP is not able to cast spells but only use its’ basic attack. Use these abilities strategically to gain the upper hand in battles, especially depending on the state of each Voxie and its position on the map.
The terrain in Voxie Tactics can be used to your advantage. The Maps have varied terrain, which give higher grounds and lower grounds, with some of these even cause Voxies to not be attackable even though they are on the next tile. When using your team, make sure to use the terrain to your advantage, use cover to protect your units and avoid enemy fire. You can also use elevation to your advantage by placing your units on high ground to increase their accuracy and damage. This goes both ways and where units are placed on lower ground it means they are more susceptible to damage and decreased accuracy. Lastly, position your tanks in front to soak up damage while your ranged units attack from behind. Make sure your support units are within range to heal your other units.
Before you start engaging in the battle, take the time to assess the terrain and the enemy units. Plan out your positioning and make sure you understand the strengths and weaknesses of each unit in your team and the opponents’ team, so you'll need to adapt your strategy to each battle. For example, if you're facing a group of ranged enemies, you may want to prioritize on taking as little damage possible on the approach until your units can reach them whereas if you're facing multiple enemies with high HP, you may want to focus on using abilities that can deal damage to multiple enemies at once.
We hope you enjoyed our Voxie Tactics guide and it helps you in gaining victory in your next battle. Make sure to check out Attis for more content and informative web3 gaming threads, and stay tuned for his next guide on our platform.
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updated:
September 6th 2023
posted:
February 19th 2023