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Castle Heroes | |||
Knight: Knights are brave and noble warriors dedicated to good and righteousness. While they can learn | |||
magic skills, they are by far more dedicated to the pursuit of martial knowledge. | |||
Cleric: Clerics are members of the fighting forces of their holy orders. They pursue a range of knowledge, | |||
both martial and mystical. | |||
Dungeon Heroes | |||
Overlord: Overlords build dungeon lairs to protect their gains acquired through conquest. Ruling | |||
the | through intimidation, they tend to be warriors who know the value of magic. They often wear armor | ||
designed to enhance the ferocity of their appearance. | |||
Warlock: Warlocks learn magic for the power it gives them to achieve dark and selfish goals. More than | |||
any other hero, they focus on the pursuit of magical knowledge over other values. Warlocks often flaunt | |||
their power, using magic to alter their features. | |||
Fortress Heroes | |||
Beastmaster: Through physical force and intimidation, Beastmasters build their realms by subjugating | |||
those dwelling nearby,. As a consequence, they are little interested in the pursuit of mystical knowledge. | |||
Beastmasters often costume themselves in the likeness of vicious swamp creatures. | |||
Witch: Witches are adept at the use of magic powered by rare ingredients gathered from swamplands. | |||
Learning this knowledge takes a focus that allows for little advancement of military knowledge. | |||
Inferno Heroes | |||
Demoniac: Demoniacs are people (often ex-Heretics) who have been completely possessed by one or | |||
more demons. Though they have a natural predisposition to gaining magical power, Demoniacs also | |||
acquire balancing military skills as well. | |||
Heretic: Heretics aim to harness demonic forces to their bidding. While they tend to train themselves | |||
with warrior skills, they must also know enough magic to control their infernal allies. Heretics can often | |||
be recognized by the number of protective wards and markings they wear to ward off demonic attacks. | |||
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Castle Heroes
Knight: Knights are brave and noble warriors dedicated to good and righteousness. While they can learn
magic skills, they are by far more dedicated to the pursuit of martial knowledge.
Cleric: Clerics are members of the fighting forces of their holy orders. They pursue a range of knowledge,
both martial and mystical.
Dungeon Heroes
Overlord: Overlords build dungeon lairs to protect their gains acquired through conquest. Ruling
through intimidation, they tend to be warriors who know the value of magic. They often wear armor
designed to enhance the ferocity of their appearance.
Warlock: Warlocks learn magic for the power it gives them to achieve dark and selfish goals. More than
any other hero, they focus on the pursuit of magical knowledge over other values. Warlocks often flaunt
their power, using magic to alter their features.
Fortress Heroes
Beastmaster: Through physical force and intimidation, Beastmasters build their realms by subjugating
those dwelling nearby,. As a consequence, they are little interested in the pursuit of mystical knowledge.
Beastmasters often costume themselves in the likeness of vicious swamp creatures.
Witch: Witches are adept at the use of magic powered by rare ingredients gathered from swamplands.
Learning this knowledge takes a focus that allows for little advancement of military knowledge.
Inferno Heroes
Demoniac: Demoniacs are people (often ex-Heretics) who have been completely possessed by one or
more demons. Though they have a natural predisposition to gaining magical power, Demoniacs also
acquire balancing military skills as well.
Heretic: Heretics aim to harness demonic forces to their bidding. While they tend to train themselves
with warrior skills, they must also know enough magic to control their infernal allies. Heretics can often
be recognized by the number of protective wards and markings they wear to ward off demonic attacks.