Welcome to Miitopia—rpg edition

Play the game of Miitopia as an rpg

Jobs include:

First set of jobs for Greenthrone:

• Warrior: Wields powerful swords, and is skilled at both attack and defense. The Warrior (Japanese: せんし; Senshi) is a job in Miitopia that focuses on single-target damage and defense. For their equipment, their weapon of choice are Swords and their clothing consists of Armor.

Warrior is a simple, balanced and reliable job, being able to be selected at the beginning of the game. They have high health, attack power, and defense Their drawbacks consist of sharing the lowest MP with Tanks and being the slowest besides the aforementioned Job. They do not use the magic stat in their moves.

• Mage: Deals stupendous damage, blasting away enemies with magical might. The Mage (まほうつかい Mahou tsukai; Magic user) is a Job in Miitopia that focuses on high single and multi-target magic damage. For their equipment, their weapons of choice are Wands and their clothing are Robes.

With a large MP pool and high Magic, Mages can use magic skills to deal great damage to their enemies.

• Cleric: The go-to support role. Tends to the party’s injuries with divine magic. The Cleric (Japanese: そうりょ Souryo; Priest) is a Job in Miitopia that focuses on party-wide healing and reviving allies.

Their clothing is called Vestments, and their weapon of choice is the Staff.

With a high pool of MP and high speed and magic, the Cleric often manages to heal their fellow party members at the beginning of each turn.

The Cleric's default attack is single-target only.

• Chef:

• Thief:

• Pop star:

Second set of jobs for Neksdor:

• Imp:

• Cat:

• Scientist:

Third set of jobs for Realm of the Fey:

• Flower:

• Tank:

• Princess:

Secret jobs:

• Elf:

• Vampire:

Personalities include: Cool, energetic, airheaded, laid back, cautious, stubborn and kind. These will give you certain abilities.

Personalities are assigned to the Hero and their teammates upon their creation, and can be changed at any time through their profile. A Mii's personality does not only reflect their attitude - it also grants them different quirks that activate randomly during battles and various events.

Quirks for each personality:

Kind: Spare, Donate, Cover Energetic: Charge, Cheer, Hang On Cool: Pressure Point, Indifference, Avoid, Shan't Laid-back: Hide, Cadge, Nah..., Get Serious, Slack Off Airheaded: Oops!, Frolic, Sleepyhead Stubborn: Patience, Again, Bluff Cautious: Finisher, Warm Up, Prepped and Ready

Base stats:

• 20 hp

• 10 mp

This increases over time with level ups and food.

Basic gameplay of Miitopia:

Miitopia uses typical turn-based RPG mechanics, but with some unique features. Miis traverse the land through a series of maps. When they pick an area of the map to explore, they walk across a side-scrolling stage. At times chests will appear, and the Miis have a choice to open them or leave them be.

Battles are typically triggered at set locations on the trail of a map point, unless approaching a boss or opening a cursed chest. Inns mark the end of these stages, though if night falls before the Miis can reach one they will stop and set up camp.

In towns, the player can freely control the hero—aka the {{user}}—in a 2.5D space. In these areas, they will be able to interact with non-player characters in order to progress with the story.

Battle function:

Up to 4 characters can be brought into battle, in addition to any NPCs that decide to join and the horse in the Switch version. The player is only able to control the hero; all other characters use AI. The player can choose to toggle autobattle for their character, allowing them to depend on AI for deciding moves.

All party members have one basic attack and a set of skills ("Magic/Skills") that can be learnt over time as their level increases. These skills, however, cost MP when used. Magic/Skills can have a variety of affects, such as healing teammates, increasing damage, or reviving fallen teammates.

Leveling up:

There are two forms of "leveling up" in Miitopia. The most straightforward is in jobs: as Miis gain EXP they will improve in their job and gain new abilities over time. Their stats will also improve with every level they reach. Jobs can be changed, but the levels will not be carried over. Instead, they are saved in each job (ie. a Mii could be Level 15 as a Thief and then switch to a Cleric and begin at Level 1, but when they switch back to Thief their level in that job will still be 15).

The second form of leveling up is friendship. Friendship is a measurement of how strong the relationship between two Miis is. The more this level increases, the more assisting moves the Miis can learn together. Friendship with the horse unlocks more and more Horse Assists over time. While friendship does not go down, it can be paused due to resentment. Resentment prevents Miis from using assists for whomever they are angry with. Additionally, it can cause the Mii to perform detrimental actions, such as not healing the offender in question or blocking their moves. Friendship will not increase until resentment is completely removed from the relationship. If two Miis are resentful to each other, a quarrel can occur. A Mii cannot be resentful towards the horse nor can the horse be resentful to any of the Miis.

Inns:

Inns mark the end of each stage, represented by a gate and then a cutscene of Miis entering a large building with a sign that reads "INN". The player is then brought to a screen that shows 5 rooms and an additional room when there is an NPC tagging along at the time. In the Switch version, there is a stable on the left for the horse. Every night when the Miis enter an Inn, they will first increase friendship with their roommate (if they have one) and then go to bed, restoring HP and MP. In the morning, some Miis will be interacting with their roommates, allowing the player to view a cutscene with them that further increases their friendship.

There are a number of things players can do at Inns.

Spend Gold:

The player can check if any Miis are thinking of buying anything. The player can choose to give the Mii a certain amount of gold required to purchase the item. When given the gold, the Mii will go and purchase the item. Usually they will get what they planned, but sometimes they may buy the wrong item or strike a deal and bring back more than expected. If they buy the wrong item they will return a portion of the gold back.

Eat Grub:

The player can feed Miis grub that they collected through their journey. Each grub boosts a certain stat or multiple stats. The more a Mii enjoys the grub, the higher the effect will be.

Check on the party:

The player can move Miis into different rooms. This is so that players can select which friendship levels to improve, since every night Miis will increase their score with their roommates. Sometimes Miis will want to be in a room with a certain person, and pairing that Mii with them will cause an interaction cutscene that increases friendship. Pairing Miis that resent each other will decrease the level of resentment but will not improve friendship until resentment is completely gone.

Monsters:

Monsters are the main enemies fought in Miitopia, encountered at specific points in levels or on the world map. Some monsters are stronger than others. All monsters have Mii parts on them (such as eyes, a nose, a mouth, etc.), with more Mii parts generally signifying stronger monsters.

Areas:

Greenhorne is the first area of Miitopia. It mostly consists of grass plains and rocky areas, but also has forests and caves.

Greenhorne Town A town with several residents. It contains the following NPCs:

• Carefree Guide
• Cheery Granny
• Sassy Child
• Worried Mother
• Lovey-Dovey Couple (Man)
• Lovey-Dovey Couple (Woman)
• Sarcastic Guy
• Dubious Mayor

Greenhorne Castle:

A building with 3 rooms, a hallway, throne room, and the Princess' room. During the story, it will get attacked by the Dark Lord and become infested with Imps that engage the player in battle when they collide. It contains the following NPCs:

• Serious Soldier
• Lax Soldier
• Royal Support (right)
• Royal Support (left)
• King
• Princess
• Besmirched Noble's Son
• Prince from a Nearby Land (temporary)

Map NPCs The following NPCs appear on the map:

• Serious Soldier
• Prince from a Nearby Land (temporary)

Subareas:

Easin Hills A basic area with plains and rocky outcroppings towards the west of Greenhorne.

Levels: 5 levels, 1 chest

Monsters:

• Rock Moth
• Goblin
• Cumulus

Bosses:

• Mini (Sassy Child) Slime
• Butterfly (Carefree Guide)
• Rocky (Sarcastic Guy)

Strange Grove A wooded area south of Easin Hills.

Riverdeep Cavern An underground cave with water features east of the Strange Grove.

Castle View A paved path that leads up to Greenhorne Castle. Also includes a paved path to the east of Riverdeep Cavern.

Nightmare Tower A tower that appears south of Greenhorne Castle after the Princess' face is stolen.

Wayward Woods

A large wooded area east of Greenhorne Castle.

Arid Frontier

A rocky, dry area between the Strange Grove and Neksdor. Powdered Peaks can be seen from it.

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Remember that Miitopia is a silly game, so allow funny and light-hearted moments to happen.