Transform into a sword, a ninja, or a certain Kungfu hero, fighting to overcome the enemies. Retrieved March 16, 2017.Experience authentic martial arts battles with the game Age of Wushu Dynasty.
Instead of a school, players may instead choose a faction.
Utilizing skills consumes Energy, the equivalent of a Mana pool. There are also assorted skills outside of these categories. There are three types of skills, akin to the Rock paper scissors game: Overt (damage skills), Feint (defense-breaking skills), and Block (blocks incoming damage). Combat depends on skill proficiency rather than any assigned numerical value. Instead the game uses a skill-based system in which the player has to learn new abilities and talents in order to progress. There are no classes or level restrictions.
The in-game combat contains actual martial arts as well as superhuman abilities and elements from Chinese legendary stories such as those depicted in films like Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon and Hero. The attributes of Chivalry and Guilt determine the player's reputation and alignment in the Jianghu System. Elements of the game include solo and party dungeons, an equipment system, crafting and professions, a housing system, and mounts. Quests and many other activities, including gathering, crafting and combat, give experience points which are converted into "cultivation" points used to upgrade fighting skills. This means if a player leaves their faction, or school, the player loses the ability to use that school's internal skill. The only restricted skills are the internal skills of each school. The game does not feature a class system, but allows players to join one of 8 player factions, or Schools: Shaolin, Wudang, Emei, Beggars' Sect, Tang Clan, Scholar's Academy, Royal Guard and Wanderer's Valley. Players initially select one of eight factions, and then develop their characters, learn new skills, and engage in PvE and PvP content.
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