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Dragon Age Legends
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At the commencement of Legends, players were prompted to create their own character, with customizable gender, appearance and name along with the choice of warrior, rogue or mage as character class. Players could zoom in from the world map and view the road near the top of the screen that represents their mission progress. Walking along the path takes their character from one node to the next: each node represents a point of potential conflict, and visiting the next node costs a predetermined number of energy points, though the player's store of energy will recover over time. Combat scenarios were turn-based and dependent on agility statistics, with two opposing squads of fighting characters lined up against each other. Players may target enemy units with a variety of different attacks, although special moves require the expenditure of mana. Player characters may consume potions to recover hit points. The end of each battle yields in-game currency and item rewards such as armor and weapons which can be equipped in the inventory menu. The abilities of the player character may be improved through their skill tree, which was advanced by the character's level progression. Players were encouraged to recruit characters into their party during combat. The bottom of the screen contains a list of potential characters who can be recruited by the player: some were non-player characters generated within the game, while others were avatar characters of the player's friends on Facebook. At the conclusion of the battle, players must wait a certain amount of time before characters who had just participated in battle could be carried over into the next one. To circumvent the limitations on waiting time, players were able to spend money to purchase in-game currency called "Crowns"; in the alternative, the player had the option to invite more Facebook friends to play Legends together. Unlike standard multiplayer games, there was no element of playing together: displayed avatar characters who represent the player's Facebook friends were not actually player-controlled, but simply have their statistics and personas imported into the player's game. Players can compose a party of up to six characters, though the actual number of characters which could be recruited at any given time was dependent on the individual player's level of advancement. Other gameplay features in Legends included a store where items were purchased or sold, and written codex entries which provided exposition on series lore. Players also managed a base of operations named Kaiten Castle, where additional rooms such as a worker's quarters or an apothecary for the crafting of options could be built or upgraded. Players were also expected to keep track and manage the happiness rating of the castle's inhabitants.
About Dragon Age Legends
Dragon Age Legends is a Role-playing (RPG), Squad Management, Strategy, Turn-based game released in 2011 that offers Co-operative, Multiplayer gameplay playable on Web browser with 0 user ratings averaging 0/100. The game explores themes like Fantasy, Historical. If you enjoy Dragon Age Legends, you might also like similar games in our database of 45,000+ titles.
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