Each prize pool will reset once it has been emptied (except for The Long-Awaited pool), but it can also be reset manually once players acquire the S-Tier reward of each pool. The number of potential rewards in each prize pool will also differ, meaning the maximum amount of Starchrom a player can spend on each game will vary. For example, those who want to claim all 10 rewards for The Long-Awaited pool can spend up to 1,000 Starchrom.

Alternatively, those who head to the Blueprint Shop can simply choose exactly what they want to spend their Starchrom on . The Blueprint Shop is the better option for players who want to avoid gambling their hard-earned Starchrom, but the cost of obtaining blueprints this way is much higher.

Another way that players can earn Starchrom is through participating in a Prime War . A Prime War is a public event that can be found on the map and will require players to defend a Staroid Restrainer from an Original Entity Kin . Activating the Staroid Restrainer and the Prime War event will require Staroid , which can be acquired through completing Commissions. Upon activation, everyone within the Prime War area will have a short amount of time to fortify the Staroid Restrainer before the Original Entity Kin arrives. Once the boss appears, players must defeat it while simultaneously defending the Staroid Restrainer.

Further information can be gleaned from "Herbalist's Guide to Skyrim." The book corroborates Herbane’s claim that hagravens were once humans, then goes on to explain that the transformation infused the creature’s body with magical power. This is likely what elevated the hagraven’s magical capabilities. Additionally, the transformation also granted hagravens an increased resistance to magic, as shown by the alchemical effects of hagraven cla

Going hungry in Once Human will take a toll on your health. You won't be able to recover health points over time if you reach the point of starvation . That being said, it's good to have food in your bag when you're out exploring.

Herbane, the titular author, traveled to the Reach to see a hagraven for himself. After having come face to face with the creature and defeating it, he writes that it was an abomination — "nothing more than a husk of humanity surrendered in exchange for possession of the powers of dark magic." Its deformed, misshapen body was likely a necessary consequence that came with acquiring magical prow

You can also use a Planter Box for a more organized look. This also increases the quality of the soil , which causes your crop to grow faster. You can unlock the Memetic for this after unlocking Compost Bins .

While you're tasked with hunting Deviations and uncovering the mysteries of the region, you'll also need to keep yourself in top shape in order to survive. Hunger is an important stat to keep track of, and the most nutritious food doesn't last forever.

This grim origin also reflects on the Pokémon itself. As seen in Pokédex entries in Ultra Sun and Shield , for instance, Sci fi survival Games Phantump imitates the voice of a human child – which would be explained by the fact that it is actually the spirit of a human child. Phantump is, however, a benevolent spirit, who is only searching for friends, according to Pokémon Viol

Yamask is one of the creepiest Pokémon in the series and has had its connection to its previous human form established since its debut in Gen 5’s Black and White . According to its entry in Black , as seen on Bulbapedia , Yamask carries around a mask that was once their human face , and they often look at it and cry. The crying is somewhat explained in Pokémon White ’s entry, as it states that all Yamask retain the memories of their former li

Despite their morbid appearance, however, hagravens are revered by the Forsworn as well as the Reachfolk that lived before them. This is shown in "The Legend of Red Eagle," when an unnamed hagraven makes a pact with Faolan, the so-called Red Eagle of the Reach. In the text, the hagraven and its kind are described as "ancient and venerable," suggesting that the Reachfolk have a long history of worshipping the hagravens. There is further proof of this in the treatise "The "Madmen" of the Reach," where a Forsworn is quoted saying that these "hags" have been in the Reach since the beginning and that they are on the side of the Reachf

In the infamous "A Night to Remember" quest, the player is challenged to a drinking contest by Sam Guevenne ( later revealed to be the Daedric Prince Sanguine ), who also offers a staff should the Dragonborn best him. Accepting the offer will inevitably end with the player falling unconscious and then waking up in a Temple of Dibella. Thus begins the player’s quest to find Sam Guevenne and claim the st

Another example of this is seen in the "Repentance" side quest . In this quest, the player must assist Illia, an Imperial mage, in killing her own mother, Silvia. Illia explains that she was once a part of the hagraven’s coven but that she couldn’t take their evil doings anymore. Her mother, however, was still part of the coven and was to undergo "The Initiation," where she would become a hagraven. According to Illia, the transformation required a human sacrif