Race
Race, Class and “What in Tarnation” i mean - Reincarnation!
Each race chosen has its own unique bonus attached to it. This includes the race you choose during character creation. Unlocking races will also unlock (account wide) the ability to use the portal (discussed below) to teleport to their respective racial city. Each race beyond your initial character creation will require a specific item (found on the vendor of the Portal) be handed into the NPC inside the zone “Purgatory” in order to unlock that race as well as cost a reincarnation point. Not only do racials provide the bonus’ listed below, but your character will also merge the faction modifiers that go along with that race/deity. For example: A wood elf+iksar+troll when going into Felwith will not be attacked by guards but going to the caster guilds will get you murdered.(Ask Achilles how they know. 🙁) So keep that in mind!
Racials w/ Bonus’ (Purchase race token from Portal Vendor) Adding races can only improve, cannot reduce.
- Human Roll Skillups Twice
- Barbarian Melee Knockback Immunity
- Erudite Spell Knockback Immunity
- Wood Elf Root & Snare Immunity
- High Elf Self Cast Detrimental Spell Immunity
- Dark Elf Riposte Immunity
- Half Elf Double Chance of Tradeskill Success
- Dwarf Fear Immunity
- Troll 2% Base HP Regen, stacks with other increases to base regen
- Ogre Stun Immunity
- Halfling Double faction gains, cannot lose faction
- Gnome Charm & Mez Immune
- Iksar 2% Base HP Regen, stacks with other increases to base regen
- Vah Shir Immune to falling damage
- Froglok Extra Jumpy
- Drakkin Immune to magic (Yes ALL magic, including heals, buffs and taps)
Each class is strong in its own right but Chainbreaker offers the ability to Multiclass with all other classes! Theorycraft your own unique combinations and take on the world!! Each class will require a “Token” be handed into the NPC inside the zone “Purgatory” in order to unlock that class as well as cost a reincarnation point. This design is to prevent individuals from accidently multiclassing into something they didn't mean to.