(Save the last level for a bit, see below.) It's easy to use your steady Vitality gain to level up to 3 as well. This is a dependable skill for keeping your money supply steady in the early game. With luck you've avoided getting injured so far (if not, Dream the injury with a vitality to get the health back) at level 2, the Strength skill has a 0% chance of injury. Then keep working and studying those vitalities until you get it upgraded to level 2. Right away, Work your Health to get Vitality, and turn the first two you get into the Strength skill. Whatever your starting scenario, use all your initial cards, and the results of using those cards, until you get all five of your basic Action Verbs (Work/Study/Talk/Dream/Explore). Here I'll give some tips that technically skip a tiny bit of learning, but only the tiniest bit, and are really important for getting the ball rolling. If you're playing on Switch, use the Up d-pad button! You default to only seeing your "permanent" verbs all your "temporary" verbs spawned as a result of a Season or various actions go in a separate pane that Up switches to! If you don't check this regularly you will absolutely die.The progression of seasons is the primary RNG in the game, and staying on top of them is vital for avoiding problems.
The little icon in the corner tells you what season's coming up, so you have 60 seconds to prepare for it if it's gonna be bad.
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Figuring out how to manage those is key to reaching the end-game. The primary grind you have to deal with is keeping yourself solvent (easy after a bit), and keeping yourself from accumulating Dread or Fascination when the bad Seasons come up.Level up your core aspects (Health, Reason, Passion) at least a little bit it's pretty easy to gain the first few levels and it'll make things a lot less fraught.Take notes when something sounds significant, particularly if it sounds like the author might be talking about using a particular aspect for something. The various bits of story you get out of books (clicking on the book initially reading the verb summary when you first put it in and reading the verb result after you finish reading it) often have hints about advanced topics.Pause any time a verb finishes, so you can read the results in peace and figure out your next move. Even a card that "doesn't do anything" in a given verb might give useful information when you slot it in anyway.Click on a verb's slot it'll briefly highlight all the cards that can go in it. Related to both of the above: Click on a card it'll briefly highlight what verbs it could go in.Don't neglect the little aspect boxes at the bottom of cards and active verbs, they give important information! Often the thing you're missing is just combining a card with a verb you didn't realize would go with it.
Here's some beginner tips to get you started initially spoiler-free, and later (clearly marked) spoiler-lite. The UI is intentionally a bit sparse, lending the "tarot" aspect to it, but that can make it confusing to navigate until you learn your way around. Cultist Simulator is one of my favorite games (on desktops, and now on Switch as well!), but the early game can be a bit.
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