So the tour ended with me feeling pretty good about the whole concept Legend of Edda has going for it. While it takes Greek mythology in a direction that no one would ever think about taking it, the visuals and PvP is definitely something to get hyped about if you're a diehard MMO PvP'er that happens to like cute stuff.
It wasn't quite time for the next PvP event to begin, so after completing the dungeon, we decided to head back in for another one. Only this time, another player joined in on our party: Shogun4, a knight player who is a part of the GameCampus staff and is a part of the Legend of Edda gold localization team. Running through the second dungeon was also filled with evil toads all over the place. Still, it was a total breeze for us.
While the PvE dungeons were pretty enjoyable, it was now time for the main event: The Sacred Treasure war. On the top right hand corner of the screen, right next to the mini-map, there's a special button you can press that shows you when and where sacred treasure wars are happening. Me and 1eleven1 jumped into an active war that was already filled with a moderate amount of players. The objective of sacred treasure wars was to capture crystal points all over the map. These matches can last from 5 to 30 minutes depending on how well each team plays out.
Throwing caution to the wind, I ran out just to see how many players I could take down. Like I mentioned before, my knight character was pretty decked out to take damage like nobody's business, so I was able to defeat at least ten dudes before having my HP lowered below 10%. Before that moment, players from my faction rushed in, healed me back up, and gave me a physical barrier buff, so I was all like "IT'S ON NOW, FOOLS!" and I ran back in and took down another ten players afterwards.
I was feeling pretty invincible for that moment, but I would quickly learn my place when they summed some mystic guardian on my behind. That thing took me down with only a few Legend of Edda gold!
After my death, I respawned back in and went around assisting other players. Several minutes into the war, it ended with my faction, the Titans, winning by a huge margin (although, my faction was largely stacked and outnumbered the Gods easily.) Of course, everyone else in the faction did the real work with capturing crystals. As for me, I just wanted to kill some dudes. The entire war was on a pretty moderate scale, so I can only imagine how hectic battles will get with tons of players participating.
