Where things get interesting is with the game’s hotkeys. Magic: Legends shows what planeswalking actually looks like The basic combat is fluid and fun, although at the moment the enemy AI behaves more like like a team of children playing soccer than a proper fighting force. Alternately, a WASD movement mode allows MMO and FPS players to adapt more easily. Players can use the mouse and keyboard just like in a traditional ARPG, clicking on the ground to mark a destination for their character and wailing away with the attack keys. The blue half-circles denote allies - including goblins, skeletons, and an angel - aiding in the fight. A Necromancer takes out their aggression on a larger enemy.
The classes also have simple and ultimate abilities to match those flavors, one to do damage over time, and the other to charge up and cast for massive damage once or twice a round. For instance, the Geomancer fights with her fists while the Necromancer has a whip-like censer for her mid-ranged attacks. Each one has their own basic combat specialty. In Magic: Legends, players take on the role of planeswalkers, powerful spellcasters from the Magic lore. We discovered that and more during a special hands-on preview late last week. The hook is in how it applies the mechanics of its original source material, the Magic: The Gathering collectible card game. But the new free-to-play multiplayer game from Cryptic Studios has a pace and style all its own. Magic: Legends, a new action role-playing game, looks a bit like Diablo on the surface.
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