The upcoming online game Rend aims to do things differently. It is not a classic MMORPG, but offers survival and MOBA elements – as well as an interesting class system.
In Rend, you do not choose a class at the beginning like in a classic MMORPG. Only when you reach level 2 do you get the choice to invest your talent points in four paths.
However, you cannot learn all paths; you must choose two, one of which will be your primary class and the other your secondary class. Depending on which paths you choose as primary and secondary classes, your character plays differently. An Assassin-Soldier, for example, does not play the same as a Soldier-Assassin.
Four classes, from which you choose two
The four classes from which you can choose your hero are:
Assassin: The assassin is known for quick strikes from the shadows and can deal a lot of damage. As you improve your skills, you will deal more damage and become more agile, but your hit points and carrying capacity will hardly improve. An assassin can cloak, but only as long as they remain still.
Soldier: Soldiers are strong and heavily armored fighters. The more points you invest in this path, the more damage you deal and the more you can carry. Your hit points will also increase over time, making the Soldier a fighting machine.
Survivalist: The Survivalist is a class that does not have to worry much about water, equipment, and hit points. Survivalists are the ideal gatherers and crafters because they have high resistance and can move quickly. Survivalists can find food and water even in places where others would starve and thirst.
Mystic: Mystics are a support class that can buff companions. They are ideal for supporting others as they help them survive. They can even conjure light that only group members can use. In a cave, a Mystic can cast light that enemies cannot see, while the group can spot an enemy torchbearer from a distance.
With Rend, an online game is set to appear that does not compete with the big MMORPGs and MOBAs, but mixes the best elements of these games with survival into a unique game.
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