Quietus: It resembles a longsword with a fiery green aura, and shoots a barrage of five spherical green energy blasts in an arc pattern, each doing a heavy amount of damage to enemies.The weapon can still be used if the player runs out of Green Mana, but only as a melee weapon, as it will not fire a projectile. The projectile attack uses three units of green mana per shot. The hammer does less damage when used as a melee weapon compared to its projectile. At close range, the weapon will not fire a projectile and will simply strike enemies without using mana. This splash damage does not harm the player, however. The projectiles are very powerful, and will explode on contact with objects, damaging all monsters within a short radius. Hammer of Retribution: It is a large, heavy warhammer from which magical flaming hammers can be thrown when supplied with Green Mana, yet the real hammer never leaves the fighter's hand.

Swinging at the air or striking a wall will not deplete any mana. Mana cost is 2 points per hit, but the mana will only be consume if the axe hits an enemy, or a decoration with a health value.

Timon's Axe: It is a short, one-handed axe that uses Blue Mana for empowerment.

After that, or if the player hits a wall or air, the counter is reset. Every third hit will deal double damage, with the animation showing a visibly meatier punch. Despite being a low tier weapon, the spiked gauntlets pack quite a punch, able to kill an Ettin with three hits.

Spiked Gauntlets: A pair of heavy, metallic gauntlets with spikes on the knuckles used to beat down enemies at melee range, still longer range than most other melee creatures.

There are 12 weapons in the game 4 of which are divided between the three classes.

The Cleric arms himself with a combination of both melee and ranged capabilities, being a middle ground of sorts between the other two classes.

The Mage uses an assortment of long-range spells, whose reach is counterbalanced by the fact that he is the most fragile and slowest moving of the classes.The Fighter relies mainly on close-quarters physical attacks with weapons both mundane and magical in nature, and is tougher and faster than the other characters.Additionally, certain items, such as the flechette (poison gas bomb), behave differently when collected and used by each of the classes, functioning in a manner better suiting their varying approach to combat.

Each character has unique weapons and physical characteristics, lending an additional degree of variety and replay value to the game. Players are able to choose to play as one of three character classes: a fighter (Baratus), a cleric (Parias), or a mage (Daedolon).Great graphics that are some of the best on id Tech 1 and even does some some amazing things with it, like doors opening outward instead of just sliding up, waves on water, and certain floors collapsing in chunks instead of just sinking down all at once.Unlike the original which was good but was more or less a dark fantasy version of Doom, this game decides to take that template and incorporate more RPG-like elements into the fray with things like mana, classes, and a hub world.

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