![]() ![]() The third is the ability to link to the age within the age. However, when linking to Relto, the book links with the person. When linking normally, a person retains all their possessions but leaves the linking book behind. The second oddity is that players retain their linking book to Relto, even after linking there. It is confirmed that this is not merely for gameplay purposes in Uru: To D'ni, where Explorers can link to both their own Relto age as well as Phil's Relto age, which is more customized than the player's. The first is that each person who owns a Relto linking book links to their own personal version of the age, unlike normal linking books that link everyone to the age in the Descriptive Book. There are many oddities about the Relto age that make it unique. Spoiler warning: Hints, solutions, and/or spoilers for Uru: Ages Beyond Myst follow. Players can also add a dock with a Relto Page, which is in the location of Myst Island's dock that harbors the ship containing the Stoneship linking book. The hut assumes the position of The Library, while the tree outside is in the location of the tree leading to Channelwood's linking book. As such, many landmarks are in similar locations to where they were on Myst. Relto was written by Yeesha to be similar to Myst Island. These features can be activated or deactivated at any time, allowing explorers to have their own customized Relto age. Though Relto is barren at first, players can find Relto pages that add features to the age, such as waterfalls, distant islands and even rain. It also has a small tree growing just outside the hut. Explorers have their own small hut in the middle, which contains a bookshelf for linking books and Bahro stones (which become available after linking to them once), a dresser, a bed and a second smaller bookshelf which contains journals. Relto is a somewhat barren age that consists of a small island surrounded by clouds. ![]()
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