Product Description

The Folklore guide book contains 208 fully colored pages.Two complete walkthroughs: Ellen and Keats have separate paths throughout an entwined story. This guide provides full coverage of both!Capture an enemy's soul to gain their powers and expand them. The comprehensive bestiary includes the statistics for all the creatures as enemies- and as valuable friends in battle.Region Maps: Maps provide details for both walkthroughs for Keats and Ellen. Find critical paths to finish tasks and hidden characters.Costume Gallery: Expand the breadth of your abilities as you uncover Cloaks granting potent powers.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #78194 in Books
• Brand: gkworld
• Published on: 2007-10-08
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 208 pages

Customer Reviews

Great buy!
The game is fantastic and the book helps out so much! I am definately glad I bought it!!

Excellent Game Resource
This guide provides a complete, and highly accurate, walkthrough for the game, and is essential unless you want to spend pointless hours wandering around and wasting time doing things that don't advance the game. It's attractive, and pretty well-organized. It's sketchy on how to solve quests (maybe deliberate so as not to give everything away), and occasionally fails to provide guidance on how best to handle troublesome Folks, but for the most part provides the key information needed. When it didn't provide it, a quick internet check would fill in the missing keys. A clearer explanation of how to boost karma for your folks would have been helpful. But overall, this was an excellent help.

Not Useful
Although this guide has some very nice character and location art, it is not helpful at all. Not only is half the maps missing on the pages where the maps are shown, it does not list all the information needed in the game (actually not even close to all the info needed)

It fails to mention what the costume section in the game is, what the colored crystal are (and how to break them, and the worst of all is that there is no mention that the side quests must be completed (if you want to do them)before you fight the area's boss.

This is barely useful, and not recommended, unless you want it for the art, I would avoid it. At least it's only 20 dollars (maybe thats why it seemed like the editors did care about how the final product looked)