Eldegarde Review: Survive the Extraction RPG Onslaught?
Eldegarde blends extraction shooter mechanics with fantasy RPG classes, PvPvE combat, and loot crafting in vast zones. Dive into classes, progression,
Eldegarde Review: Survive the Extraction RPG Onslaught?
Eldegarde thrusts players into a pulp fantasy world as adventurers looting expansive outdoor zones like Greenwood fields, woods, and crypts teeming with monsters and rivals. Select from classes—Warrior, Hunter, Rogue, Priest, Paladin, Wizard—for solo, duo, or squad runs extracting gear amid PvPvE chaos. Evolved from Legacy: Steel & Sorcery's Early Access (Feb 2025), full 1.0 adds PvE mode, arenas, social hubs, and dungeons post-rebrand. Core Extraction Loop Enter maps via stash/inventory system: gear up with skills unlocking at levels (e.g., level 3 perks), battle creatures/players, loot rares, and extract safely to stash or risk total loss. Combat is high-intensity ARPG: melee clashes, spells, dodges in real-time PvPvE, where knights and beasts drop components for city crafting (potions, weapons). Missions stack (14 quests for satchel upgrades), dailies refresh every 2 hours, blending grinds with risk. Death drops loot unless quick-extracted, fueling tense decisions in living …
