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The game challenges players to build a party of warriors, archers and priests to battle and defeat opponents.

There are three classes in the game, all of which have two unique abilities and each of which can choose from three different weapons classes. Players can recruit up to 30 party members, each of whom will gain experience through battle and who can be upgraded with new skills, attributes and use hundreds of items, to build the ultimate team of soldiers.

The game has several modes allowing players to practice against artificially intelligent (AI) players, or compete directly with other gamers around the world in practice, friendly and challenge matches.
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