Character skills and abilities complement each other, allowing for some impressive combinations and devastating effects on the battlefield. Multiplayer has up to four players joining forces, and the game promotes team play so well. When playing in a group the game does not give you the tutorials, which can also cause some confusion. When playing solo the game does a good job of explaining most of this but there were a few times where I had no idea what certain things were for. There is also a God Skill Tree that gives you passive buffs on top of your skills, gear and level. The different classes complement each other well (Bigben Interactive/Games Workshop)Įach class has its own Skill Tree where you unlock and improve skills as you level up. The Mage has a teleport to help them adjust position from which to cast a barrage of spells, while the Elf offers more of a ranged combat role to get a safe distance and deal damage from afar. The Dwarf is a lot of fun to play as thanks to his axe hook which allows you to traverse the map and pull yourself to the hordes of enemies. The Knights has a shield bash that will stun enemies and regenerate over time. Wood Elves are more supports but have some very powerful moves for solo play. The Imperial Soldier is the tank of the team with sword and shield in hand, the High Elf Mage is all about DPS and crowd control, and the Dwarf Slayer is your typical hack and slashes DPS barbarian. There are four playable classes you to pick from. Chaosbane takes a lot of its cues from Blizzard's Diablo series (Bigben Interactive/Games Workshop) This creates dynamic team play and for some incredible moments with friends. Each character has a varying play style and each class has an intrinsic skill specific to that class.
You can play the story as a Knight, Dwarf, Mage or Elf.
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