Creative Director Alexander Mishulin has penned a new post that has been posted on the Skyforge site to give players new information about the end game and some of the goals for players at level cap.
To begin with, Mishulin reveals the Skyforge goals for high-end players:
- Taking the next step on the path of divinity. While Mishulin hesitates to reveal any real information about what this means, he does say that players attaining this vaunted status will be set apart from the lesser gods in Skyforge.
- Keeping a player's Pantheon on top and at its best.
To do so, players can take part in Platoons which are similar to raids with 10-players working through the content and attaining an Epic Ring when complete.
10-players can also take part in Distortions for those players looking for an epic challenge. Monsters encountered are considered "especially difficult" and players will be required to complete one set before moving on to the next, more difficult, set and so on. Mishulin essentially calls it an "arena" with only one very difficult encounter. Players will score Epic Weapons for beating Distortions.
Anomalies will also be available, but in the open world. Five players will take on enemies next to these anomalies and several groups in the area can also be involved in the fight by pulling enemies to their group and defeating them. Beating the first opponent allows for another and the encounters are considered unique. Players will gain Epic Trophies for defeating anomalies.
At the highest levels, players will need to defend the world from hostile gods through a progressively more difficult string of battles over time. Fighting a godly avatar is considered even more difficult than those bosses found in Distortions.
Lastly, players can take part in the Pantheon Wars that allow for simultaneous PvP and PvE fights that yield rewards to winners and are exclusive to this end game activity.
Read the full blog post on the Skyforge site.
Cataclysm Classic Hotfixes - 26 March
Cataclysm Classic Hotfixes - March 26
