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Players command a team of three distinct character classes: warriors, mages, and Taoists. Warriors excel at anti-monster combat and provide partial output support. Mages have access to powerful group spell skills. Taoists can summon creatures and utilize auxiliary support skills.
The game features a deep equipment system with nearly 200 unique pieces of gear. While some equipment can be used by all three classes, most gear is class-specific and must match the corresponding character to be equipped. The current highest level of equipment is level 40.
The core combat system revolves around three-profession team battles. Players must strategically combine the strengths of their warriors, mages, and Taoists to overcome various monsters. All equipment is obtained through monster drops, encouraging players to explore and battle different foes.
In addition to the combat system, the game offers a wealth of other gameplay options, such as mining and cultivation. Players can progress through the game by leveling up their characters, upgrading their equipment, and navigating the various gameplay systems.
According to user reviews, players particularly appreciate the lack of microtransactions, making the game feel fair and accessible. The translation quality is decent, with only a few minor instances of Chinese text remaining. Additionally, the grind feels reasonably balanced, with progression feeling rewarding rather than overly grindy.
The game does present some potential challenges for new players, such as the lack of a comprehensive tutorial, which may be overwhelming. Some game mechanics, like the feng shui elements and formations, can also be initially confusing.