If you like what you see please consider supporting us by pledging. These dialogues are designed to be meaningful, and often affect later meetings and events. On the visual novel side the game is inspired by the deep branched dialogue inspired by Obsidian, Bioware, and the Witcher games. Unique additions are the exploration of a large overworld map, random events that spawn when criteria are met, and castle management elements. While it uses the typical visual novel way of presenting scenes, it strays away from the norm by adding unique features and placing the emphasis differently. Seeds of Chaos is a visual novel experience with a few twists. Seeds of Chaos explores the story of Rowan, a retired hero of renown, who is forced to descend into an endless well of depravity and corruption. However, he can appear during the chaos invasion fighting along side them.Seeds of Chaos is a dark fantasy eroge made in Ren'py, inspired by the worldbuilding of Berserk, Dark Souls, The Witcher and other epic fantasy series. Sarthorael cannot be obtained as a lord when playing as the Warriors of Chaos.In the Chaos campaign, he reveals himself after The Advisor taunts the player, and then kills The Advisor for his mocking arrogance. Sarthorael is The Advisor's white raven.Sarthorael is tied with the Beasts of Tashnar (Norscan Warhounds) for most base missile resistance at 50%.Obviously a creature of great power, it is summoned to win a war by a wizard who does not truly understand the creature's motivations, and it subsequently abandons the fight to enact the will of Tzeentch upon a chaos tainted world. Eventually, it grows and takes its mantle as a Lord of Change before becoming a warp storm. In this story, Sarthorael is awakened as an unaware entity cocooned inside a human host. Sarthorael appears in the Black Library novel 'Pawns of Chaos' by Brian Craig.Its the only decent Lore of Metal spell so either use him in this charging manner without spells or use the above tactic, bare in mind that the overcasted version can burn through Sarthorael's health pool. Using over casted Transmutation of Lead whilst doing this will reduce most units attack chance to 0 so he can do this with less risk of taking damage. This is best done between the main line engagement from one end to the next, or through a line of missile units to disrupt their fire. This makes him hard to pin down unless you bring monstrous units which help block this animation, albeit not always well. For maximum effectiveness and slipperiness, click charge orders between one unit to the next, provided they are not any bigger than horses, Sarthorael will charge his way through units with immense ease.Alternatively, auto-resolving with an overwhelming force on your side takes care of him quite effectively. The best bet is to attack him with units that are either immune to his terror-inducing appearance (like your own legendary commanders), support masses of infantry with spears (which poke him to death quite effectively) with leadership boosting commanders, or deliver plenty of punishment at a distance. Sarthorael is an exceedingly powerful target, in no small part due to the fact that he is a Giant unit, sows terror and fear, and a commander to boot.↑ Unbreakable: This unit does not suffer any form of leadership loss and will never rout.Units that cause terror are immune to terror and fear themselves. ↑ Causes Terror: This unit can cause terror, making its melee target rout for a short time.↑ Spellcaster: This unit can cast spells.And so Sarthorael is sent, watching and waiting, with all the craft and slyness of his master, to judge whether the end can really be brought about and, when the time is right, to see if those who stand upon the wastes really have the strength to do it. Blessed is the man who walks not in the counsel of the wicked, nor stands in the way of sinners, nor sits in the seat of scoffers but his delight is in the law of the Lord, and on his law he meditates day and night.He is like a tree planted by streams of water that yields its fruit in its season, and its leaf does not wither. Whilst the world of mortals should tremble when a Lord of Change appears before them, so too should Daemons be wary, for Tzeentch does not discriminate - all are fair targets in his game. Psalm 1:1-6 ESV / 26 helpful votes Helpful Not Helpful. Yet Sarthorael is more than a mere Lord of Change - he is one of Tzeentch's favoured, sent to spread mayhem to those that the Great Changer deems deserving. Like all Lords of Change, the Ever-Watcher revels in his contriving and devious nature, hiding his true manipulative genius behind a screen of erratic and fickle behaviour.
Although no Daemon's true name can ever be known, there has been talk for aeons of the one called 'Sarthorael'.
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