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About This Content

A storm cut the sea lanes of the sky, and the ruins were left scattered.

The Riven Skyway is an expansion about wind, wings, and a road of broken stone.

After the sand and gears of the city, you cross high places where the boards

creak underfoot.

Five stages, five residents

- Windwait Harbour - crates and warehouses at the departure point. Luka the pilot reads the wind

- Brokenwing Pass - a narrow road lined with windbreaks. Tessa the bridge keeper shows you the counterweights

- Resonance Garden - resonant stones set to either side. Sono the stone keeper hears their order

- Anchor Tower - a high tower of severed anchor chains. Gald the warden works to reconnect them

- Skybreak Ring - a wide round plaza. Fina the sky observer watches the last of it

New companions

- Gale Moth - a great moth that opens its wings and looses a straight line of wind

- Rudder Weasel - a weasel that gathers wind with its tail, then steps in short and hard

- Chime Crab - a crab whose back-vessel answers every sound, scrambling the order the stones ring in

- Valgrave the Sky-Render - guardian of the skyway, blade-winged and heavy-tailed (boss)

How this skyway fights

This is not a fight you survive by holding your guard.

The warning comes not only as colour, but as a shape and a motion on the floor.

Read it, and step aside.

Valgrave is not attacking the ruins. It is only still receiving an intercept order

from a control device that broke long ago.

Difficulty (important)

Recommended level: 60. This is harder still than The City of Borrowed Hours (level 40).

On balance

Experience and gold from skyway monsters are about the same as main-game monsters

of a similar tier, so the skyway never becomes the place to grind.

Skyway materials are used only for skyway content and never touch main-game crafting.

This is not a shortcut to power. It is more companions, and more places to see.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

The visual assets in SoulTamer — 3D models, textures, icons, and effects — were produced
during development by procedural generation scripts (Blender/Python) authored with AI
assistance. Monster names, in-game text, the English localization, and this store page were
also written with AI assistance, then reviewed and adjusted by the developer.
No AI runs while you play. All content is generated ahead of time and ships as fixed assets.