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'''''<big>Warhammer Online: Return of Reckoning</big>''''' has two factions: '''<big>Order</big>''' and '''<big>Destruction</big>'''. | '''''<big>Warhammer Online: Return of Reckoning</big>''''' has two factions: '''<big>Order</big>''' and '''<big>Destruction</big>'''. | ||
Each faction contains three separate armies, each of which is further broken down into four career choices. Each of the careers (classes) in Warhammer Online conform to an archetype role. For example, the Warrior Priest is an archetypal support or healer career, though he also has many melee DPS (damaging) elements. In this way, the careers are given variety and avoid being simple reiterations of common archetypes. The initial character creation process allows players to select the race, career, and basic look of their character, including facial features and accessories. In addition to the original name that the player chooses for their character at creation, the player has the option to add a surname to their character for a small fee at rank 20. Dye is available at NPC vendors for recoloring armor and accessories. Players are able to decorate themselves with trophies, such as the heads of fallen enemies, which are equipped and displayed at various points on the character model. | Each faction contains three separate armies, each of which is further broken down into four career choices. Each of the careers (classes) in Warhammer Online conform to an archetype role. For example, the Warrior Priest is an archetypal support or healer career, though he also has many melee DPS (damaging) elements. In this way, the careers are given variety and avoid being simple reiterations of common archetypes. The initial character creation process allows players to select the race, career, and basic look of their character, including facial features and accessories. In addition to the original name that the player chooses for their character at creation, the player has the option to add a surname to their character for a small fee at rank 20. Dye is available at NPC vendors for recoloring armor and accessories. Players are able to decorate themselves with trophies, such as the heads of fallen enemies, which are equipped and displayed at various points on the character model. | ||
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|icon=File:icon Dwarf.png | |||
{| | |title=[[Dwarfs]] | ||
|content= | |||
* [[Ironbreaker]] | |||
* [[Slayer]] | |||
* [[Runepriest]] | |||
* [[Engineer]] | |||
}} | |||
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{| | |icon=File:icon Empire.png | ||
|title=[[Empire]] | |||
| | |content= | ||
* [[Knight of the Blazing Sun]] | |||
* [[Witch Hunter]] | |||
* [[Warrior Priest]] | |||
* [[Bright Wizard]] | |||
}} | |||
{| | {{mainbox | ||
|icon=File:icon HighElf.png | |||
| | |title=[[High Elves]] | ||
|content= | |||
* [[Swordmaster]] | |||
* [[White Lion]] | |||
* [[Archmage]] | |||
* [[Shadow Warrior]] | |||
}} | |||
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|icon=File:icon Chaos.png | |||
|title=[[Chaos]] | |||
|content= | |||
* [[Chosen]] | |||
* [[Marauder]] | |||
* [[Zealot]] | |||
* [[Magus]] | |||
}} | |||
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|icon=File:icon DarkElf.png | |||
|title=[[Dark Elves]] | |||
|content= | |||
* [[Black Guard]] | |||
* [[Witch Elf]] | |||
* [[Disciple of Khaine]] | |||
* [[Sorceress]] | |||
}} | |||
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|icon=File:icon Greenskin.png | |||
|title=[[Greenskins]] | |||
|content= | |||
* [[Black Orc]] | |||
* [[Choppa]] | |||
* [[Shaman]] | |||
* [[Squig Herder]] | |||
}} | |||
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Latest revision as of 19:10, 3 February 2025
Warhammer Online: Return of Reckoning has two factions: Order and Destruction.
Each faction contains three separate armies, each of which is further broken down into four career choices. Each of the careers (classes) in Warhammer Online conform to an archetype role. For example, the Warrior Priest is an archetypal support or healer career, though he also has many melee DPS (damaging) elements. In this way, the careers are given variety and avoid being simple reiterations of common archetypes. The initial character creation process allows players to select the race, career, and basic look of their character, including facial features and accessories. In addition to the original name that the player chooses for their character at creation, the player has the option to add a surname to their character for a small fee at rank 20. Dye is available at NPC vendors for recoloring armor and accessories. Players are able to decorate themselves with trophies, such as the heads of fallen enemies, which are equipped and displayed at various points on the character model.
