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Blade & Soul

Blade & Soul, developed by NCSOFT’s Team Bloodlust, tells the story of players’ quest for vengeance and redemption against a backdrop of Asian fantasy, set in a beautifully crafted online world. Blade & Soul prominently features martial arts inspired combat and Windwalking movement, as depicted in classic Asian martial arts adventure films.

FEATURES

  • Four Races | The powerful Gon, the ambitious Jin, the beautiful Kun, and the mischievous Lyn.
  • Ten Classes | Assassin, Blade Master, Destroyer, Force Master, Summoner, Blade Dancer, Kung-Fu Master, Warlock, Gunslinger and Soul Fighter.
  • Professions | B&S will have a variety of professions for crafting and production, each headed by a specific clan.
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