The classes

Six fighters and two kings. Each fighter starts with a melee weapon and a signature ranged or magic weapon.

Class	Melee	Signature weapon
Archer	Spear	Bow
Druid	Scimitar	Staff
Heretic	Hammer	Claw Rod
Paladin	Longsword	Crossbow
Sorceress	Dagger	Wand
Warrior	Berserker Axe	Throwing Axes
Good King / Evil King	No weapons. Protect them (or hunt them).

The loadout

Every fighter has four weapon slots:

1. Advanced: an upgrade bought or found mid-match: a better bow, a stronger staff, a wand that hits harder.
2. Basic: your class’s starting ranged or magic weapon.
3. Melee: always with you.
4. Utility: scrolls and single-use items: haste, teleport, and a few surprises.

Upgrades come from the buy menu.

The weapons

43 weapons, each with its own feel, taken from the original game’s data:

• Crossbows that fire a spread of three bolts.
• Throwing axes and hammers that tumble through the air and bounce off walls.
• Staves that launch fireballs or leave lingering poison clouds.
• Wands that fire instant beams. One knocks enemies across the room.
• Mines, grenades and scrolls for the creative.

Projectiles leave scorch marks that match what they hit (stone, wood, metal, dirt), and explosions hurt anyone nearby, sometimes you.

Views

Play in first person like the original, or flip to third person at any time.