The Elder Scrolls: Legends - 43 Minutes PvE Gameplay / Story Mode

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Published on July 27, 2016 2:30:02 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91QYcDL8MW0

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The Elder Scrolls: Legends (2017)

Duration: 43:05

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The Elder Scrolls: Legends is a strategy card game that explores the series’ characters, creatures, deities, and lore. Whether you have 10 minutes or ten hours, Legends provides a variety of gameplay modes and challenges that are easy-to-learn but difficult to master. Built with all levels of players in mind, Legends offers accessible gameplay for beginners who want to jump in and get started quickly, and the game’s depth keeps expert players engaged. With a wide variety of deck types and strategies, no two games are ever the same.

Abilities

There are 12 different keyword abilities a creature can have in The Elder Scrolls: Legends. Some are static effects that last for the duration of a creature's life, while others are one-time effects that trigger at certain moments. The different abilities include: Prophecy, Breakthrough, Guard, Regenerate, Charge, Ward, Shackle, Lethal, Pilfer, Last Gasp, Summon and Drain. Abilities play a major role in your game and your deck-building. We’ll delve into these in another feature but, needless to say, abilities can have a sizable impact on combat.

Lanes

If creatures are the chess pieces of Legends, then lanes are the squares on the board. All competitive matches and most of the campaign matches include two lanes. Creatures can be deployed to whichever lane you choose, but they can only directly attack opposing creatures in the same lane (unless otherwise stated). This adds a lot of strategic depth to the game. If your opponent has a huge monster in the right lane that will kill anything you deploy, you may want to play your creature in the left lane and avoid it until you can properly deal with it. If you know your opponent has a spell that will deal damage to all creatures in a single lane, spread out your forces to mitigate the damage dealt. Though creatures can’t be directly attacked by another creature outside of their lane, they can be affected by any special Summons another creature might have. If you place an Ash Servant in one lane, you can use his Summon to deal two damage to any creature on the board, even if they have Cover.

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https://legends.bethesda.net

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