Omniblock

How the game itself explains this system.

Hold Block to Omniblock. Omniblock negates incoming damage from any direction but costs Stamina.

What the game tells you while you play

  • Hold Block to Omniblock.

  • You ran out of Stamina and became Fatigued, which makes your attacks slower and less effective.

    Actions like Omniblock / Attack / Sprint consume Stamina.

  • Hold Block to Omniblock incoming attacks.

    Block enemy attacks (3/3).

  • Omniblock is easy to perform but costs stamina.

    Once you run out of stamina, you become fatigued, which makes your attacks slower and less effective.

  • Hold Block to Omniblock incoming attacks.

    Block enemy attacks (1/3).

  • Hold Block to Omniblock the incoming attack.

  • Hold Block to Omniblock incoming attacks.

    Block enemy attacks (0/3).

  • Hold Block to Omniblock incoming attacks.

    Block enemy attacks (2/3).

  • Omniblock, Attack, and Sprint consume Stamina.

    When you run out of Stamina, you become Fatigued, which makes your attacks slower and less effective.

Abilities that change it

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Combat

Directional attacks, omniblock, parry, and the two forms.

In the glossary

  • Omniblock / OmniattackThe game's own terms for guarding and attacking without committing to one of the four directions.

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