Which translates into lots and lots of hacking, slashing, looting, and levelling.
Only a year later, Magnus is attacked in his fortress at Nuln by a mysterious sect and left suspended, inert, in a magical forcefield that’s slowly killing him.Īs one of four veterans of Magnus’ war, and the unlucky sot who just happens to be standing in the throne room when it all kicks off, you’re selected by Witchhunter-General Voss and Magnus’ Elven advisor Teclis to unravel the mystery of the Emperor’s fate and free the world from the grip of Chaos. The story takes place predominantly in the Empire, Warhammer’s analogous melting pot of Renaissance-era European nations, that recently saw off an invasion by the forces of Chaos thanks to current Emperor Magnus, who rallied the forces of good and defeated the Chaos Lord. It’s more of a Diablo impersonator, in that it looks and sounds like Blizzard’s looter if you squint your eyes but if you stand too close you’ll spot the false nose and pair of socks stuffed down its trousers. The shorthand that’s been thrown around is that it’s a Diablo-clone the longhand is that “clone” is a bit of a strong word. Obviously I’ve given the game away a bit with that spoilerific intro, but while it’s certainly not an instant hit, it’s not an instant fail either. Being the first action RPG loot-em-up set in Games Workshop’s Warhammer universe, Warhammer: Chaosbane should be an instant hit.
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