Witchfire Startgame Builds Gnosis VI in Just 3.5 Hours

Many are afraid to increase their Gnosis level because the game frightens you by saying it's a one-way, irreversible process. And that the enemies will become much stronger... By how much? Well, it doesn't tell you that... And it also doesn't tell you how much stronger you will become from the upgrades only available at higher Gnosis levels... My best advice for a beginner is probably to raise this Gnosis level as soon as possible, as it provides access to many things that multiply our power and the game's pace. Three Fallen Prayers, a Prophecy to choose from in every row, More witchfire, More gold, Access to more events that provide higher-level rewards. 00:00:00 Tutorial and Mirror restore, Midas25 00:09:11 Island full + Scarlet Chart 00:21:48 Scarletfast Echo25, Shards of Elias, Velmorne Chart 00:30:53 IslandVault Focus on Echokills 00:47:12 Velmornehalfrun, Striga25, Watchcommander, Executioner, Warden 01:09:43 Velmorne full, Sepulture, IronCastle key, Allequipment LvLUP 7Manifestation, Familiar 01:52:56 IronCastle full, Faithful, Shards of Goliath, 7Manifestation, Familiar 02:28:11 Scarlet full, Maxout every item, Vault, Familiar 03:00:34 Island Wailing Tower -The game will be difficult one way or another until we manage to learn/figure out every single enemy. -As a beginner, don't try to replicate what you see in this video in one go. -Stick with one build and max it out to complete the game - acquire everything you possibly can and enjoy it. Starter Character: I recommend the Butcher. Midas is a very comfortable starter weapon. It allows for mistakes. It's also quite simple to utilize the focus mechanics with it. Stats: Flesh: No need for HP. You need to use Wellspring Incense, and you will for a very long time... Almost every other stat is more important than this. Blood: Stamina isn't needed... If you can dodge the mechanics, you'll have plenty anyway, and if you can't, then you won't. Faith: Not needed. You need to accept the basic drops the game gives you... For now. Witchery: Now, this is needed to make spells reusable as fast as possible. Every spell is upgraded by using it. The goal isn't to kill with them, but for them to have an effect on the enemies. You can see that I leveled this too. Mind: Healing is what we need. This is the next thing you should invest in. Although I kept the basic Fetish in the build. I did this only so I could meet the requirement of having every item at level 3 for Gnosis VI. Otherwise, the first thing to do after this is to get Henbane. It brutally increases the amount of healing. It's only available from Gnosis IV onwards, which is why I skipped it. It would have required at least two more full runs to level up for it. Arsenal: Not needed. If you follow my guide, the Striga is long-range anyway and the Echo is for close range, so range isn't important for now. You need to learn to manage ammo. There are at least two places for it on the map, it drops from enemies, and always keep 3 extra packs in your inventory. After Witchery and Mind, this should be next because handling is very important. Check out these other roguelite games I'm playing. Maybe you'll like it too.    • Lost in Random: The Ethernal Die      • Deep Rock Galactic: Survivor   Witchfire is a brutal dark fantasy FPS from the creators of The Vanishing of Ethan Carter. Mixing rogue-lite elements with punishing gunplay, it throws hordes of horrors at you—survival demands skill, strategy, and the deadliest gear. #Witchfire #WitchfireGame #Gnosis #ElementalBuild #RogueliteFPS #HardcoreGaming #DarkFantasy #FPS #Gaming #NoHits #MaxDifficulty #Webgrave #Velmorne #Koschei #nemesis