Game developer, Visionary Realms, recently announced additional update about the upcoming "Pantheon: Rise of the Fallen" game that will surely give fervor to all gamers across the globe in every single exciting way.
In its page, "Pantheon: Rise of the Fallen" Kickstarter update noted that an all new first class, the Cleric, is making a beeline to the game and apparently would assume a pivotal role in the upcoming MMO game.
Be that as it may, what is Cleric and why does it say to assume a pivotal role?
The Clerics are "battle-ready priests," considered as a primary support and healing for characters who depend on the ancient directives of their order all throughout their encounters in Terminus.
Apparently, Battle clerics purportedly wear heavy plate armor and can utilize weapons such as maces, scepters, war hammers and two-handed hammers in the battle. What's more, they can also choose to focus on spiritual and dive blessings by playing a more protective role. Interesting, isn't it?
"Their prayer books are normally scribed with the writings of many ancient rites, marks, and blessings," the report revealed. "They can deal with many harsh situations from smiting their foes, healing or reviving fallen brethren, to cleansing the undead."
Well, if that is insufficient to get all thrilled about, the update have further revealed that the main Cleric class might have different abilities and blessings that will improve their adequacy on and off the front line, not to mention that the Terminus have different lawful deities.
"We want to build on the traditional class and evolve the role in new and exciting ways without changing the core identity," explained Chief Creative Officer, Brad McQuaid, as noted by Worth Playing. "Class interdependence is still extremely important. Creating these dependencies is vital to a fulfilling social and cooperative experience, which is what Pantheon is all about."
The "Pantheon: Rise of the Fallen" is set to come out in the gaming shelves beginning early 2017. Stay tuned for more news and updates!
