Bloodline Champions

Bloodline Champions is a fighting MMOG built around team competition. Players choose a character from 24 different ‘bloodlines’, each with their own abilities and specialties. What sets BC apart from other MMOGs is that gameplay is primarily based on the skill of the player, and not a sum of arbitrary computer math, giving the game an exciting tactical feel.

FEATURES

Three Game Modes | Arena, Capture the Artifact, and Conquest
Skill based gameplay | No random damage, no targeting elements
PVP | Arena-styled team matches
Four Bloodline archetypes | Melee attack, ranged attack, healer, and tank
Class variety | A total of 24 bloodlines to play

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