History Characters / LegendsOfIdleon

* LightningBruiser: Has good health by investing into strength for accuracy, high speed and great damage thanks to the talent "Have Another" and high attacking rates. The only limiting factor is the lack of AOE.

* NotTheIntendedUse: Despite not being the Worship specialist, Hunter winds up being used to play the tower defense minigame due to having superior crowd control with "Stop Right There", a rooting skill with a large AoE and no mob limit, and "Kung Fu Kick", which can knock monsters back a fair distance on a low cooldown.

* TheArcher: Well duh, it's the class itself.

* SuperEmpowering: "Enhancement Eclipse", in addition to enhancing a bunch of the Voidwalker's own talents, buffs one tab 4 talent for every other class.

* WhipItGood: Journeyman's only attacking talent lets them whip a bunch of enemies towards the character, bringing them in range to be punched down.

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** Each elite class has a talent that boosts the weapon power, based on every 10 levels of their specialized skills. The only exception is the beastmaster, as they will receive more weapon power by every 10 pet power of the pet in the first slot.

* SuperSpeed: As Movement Speed amplifies the damage of the class, most if not all builds of this class involves maximizing its speed. With enough Speed Potions and boosts to food effects, Bowman can find themselves with over a 10x damage bonus from this skill alone in the lategame, and it's the only skill that lacks any sort of cap on scaling.

* NotTheIntendedUse: Void Radius provides a massive bonus to Multikill Per Tier when cast during a speedrun, while Bossing Vain massively improves respawn rate when you kill major bosses. While this quickly got Voidwalker [[ObviousRulesPatch locked to a maximum of 2m kills of credit towards Death Note]], there's nothing preventing you from starting a speedrun just to take samples.

* SuperSpeed: Downplayed. As speed amplifies the damage of the class, most if not all builds of this class involves maximizing its speed.

* NotTheIntendedUse: Despite not being the Worship specialist, Hunter winds up being used to play the tower defense minigame due to having superior crowd control with "Stop Right There", a rooting skill with a large AoE and no mob limit, and "Kung Fu Kick", which can knock monsters back a fair distance.

* CripplingOverspecialization: Because Divine Knights are so dependent on Shockwave Slash, they suffer greatly the more vertical the map is. This was especially true before the GameBreakingBug was fixed that would cause Daggerang to crash the game if you did autocombat for too long, as Daggerang is the Divine Knight's only attack that can hit enemies that are anywhere that isn't directly in front of you.

* EmptyLevels: Literally every source of talent points that isn't "One Step Ahead", "Void Trial Rerun", or the Voidwalker unlock achievement won't award tab 4 talent points because Voidwalker talents explicitly run off "Void Talent Points".

* WhipItGood: The "Indiana Attack" skill is this, whipping enemies and pulling them towards you.

* AwesomeButImpractical: The skill "Bear Traps". It places down multiple traps on the map that has high damage multipliers. However, you cannot control where it's placed (except for one that's guaranteed to be placed at your feet) and enemies need to step on it for it to even deal damage. It also drains MP very fast, as it has high MP costs and a low cooldown on a class with low MP to begin with. If you can build enough MP to make it work, active Hunter will likely be the character that clears World 3 for you.

* NotTheIntendedUse: Despite not being the Worship specialist, Hunter winds up being used to play the tower defense minigame due to "Stop Right There", a rooting skill with a large AoE, and "Kung Fu Kick", which can knock monsters back a fair distance.

* PowerupLetdown: The skill enhancement Elemental Sorcerer gets is simply "Radiant Chainbolt loses less damage each bounce", which is a little disappointing compared to the other enhancements.

* BoringButPractical: The life of a Blood Berserker tends to be a simple one: Chow everything, and then sit in the world 4 cooking area forever. Occasionally go get fishing/lab/divinity exp. Considering that endgame Blood Berserkers can produces WEEKS worth of ladles every day, it's hard to justify doing anything else.

* SerialEscalation: The "Apocalypse Chow" ability now requires ''one million'' kills on a mob to gain a stack. Downplayed compared to when you got Apocalypse Zow due to the fact that you've gained a lot of ways to increase the value of kills compared to world 2.

* CripplingOverspecialization: Outside of the Breeding talents and the universal tab 4 talents, every Beastmaster talent is an attacking talent. This means the Beastmaster lacks any sort of new extra kill-increasing utility, only carrying over the outdated "Uwu Rawr" talent with a 90 second downtime. Even the Blood Berserker can potentially gain extra Kills Per Hour by activating Inflame.

** High levels of Dimensional Wormhole can become this if you fight too powerful of a monster. It's very easy to waste a lot of time plinking away at a monster that has scaled to have billions of HP, thus rapidly losing the benefit of the portal in the first place. The fact that Wormhole monsters don't count towards opening new portals means Elemental Sorcerer suffers greatly when it comes to pushing to the next map.

* DifficultButAwesome: Speedrunning is a tricky affair that requires loads of preparation, but Voidwalker's support talents are some of the most powerful talents available.
* EmptyLevels: Literally every source of talent points that isn't "One Step Ahead", "Void Trial Rerun", or the Voidwalker achievement won't award tab 4 talent points because Voidwalker talents explicitly run off "Void Talent Points".
* MechanicallyUnusualClass: It doesn't get more unusual that having to play a minigame to gain talent points.

* SpamAttack: Now hits four times.

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* GameBreaker: The "Imbued Shockwave" talent[[note]]Your basic attacks have a chance to cast Shockwave Slash[[/note]] still works in party dungeons. Given that the most common DPS strategy is to stack attack speed, Divine Knight pretty much ousted Blood Berserker and Maestro as the best party dungeon characters upon release.

* ScrappyMechanic: The Plunderous mechanic at release was very unreliable, with only a 1% chance to spawn a Plunderous monster and no other boosts. Considering that Siege Breaker's respawn mechanic does not activate until you kill a Plunderous monster, it made autobattling very unreliable. Since then, the chance to spawn a Plunderous mob has been increased to 2% and you [[BadLuckMitigationMechanic automatically get a "pity" spawn after 40 kills]] since you placed a flag. It's still the weakest of the elite respawn mechanics by a fair amount (for other reasons) but it's much less random now.
* ThatOneAchievement: Lampshaded by the world 4 achievement "The True Pirate", which notes how hard it is due to Plunderous Kills accumulating a lot slower compared to similar mechanics. It does give the best rewards out of that set of achievements, at least.

* WeaksauceWeakness: The Nacho Box summon only has 2 HP, causing it to die very quickly if placed where monsters can get to it. This makes it completely useless for Killroy challenges since there's nowhere to safely place the box.

* MightyGlacier: They have high health and decent damage, but are painfully slow movement speed.

* AwesomeButImpractical: The skill "Bear Traps". It places down multiple traps on the map that has high damage multipliers. However, you cannot control where it's placed (except for one that's guaranteed to be placed at your feet) and enemies need to step on it for it to even deal damage. It also drains MP very fast, as it has high MP costs and a low cooldown on a class with low MP to begin with.

* NotTheIntendedUse: Despite not being the Worship specialist, Hunter winds up being used to play the tower defense minigame due to having the best crowd control abilities of any class.

* MagikarpPower: Shaman is fairly unassuming when you first get it, but several Shaman talents become absolute powerhouses later on.

** Unfortunately even there, the Wizard is slightly outclassed by the Hunter (at least in the minigame) due to having better crowd control.

* SupremeChef: The dishes produced by Cooking give a MASSIVE range of account buffs almost comparable to Alchemy. PlayedWith in that some of the flavor texts poke fun at the bonus or the compentency of the cook.

* BoringButPractical: Has the simplest mechanic out of all of the world 5-focused classes: Simply open up a portal and spawn a bunch of extra mobs!

* AlwaysAccurateAttack: Because the Journeyman gains damage and accuracy off Luck, it's extremely hard to find enemies that a levelled Journeyman can't hit. Being able to adequately damage them, however...

** Subverted with the update to the "Mana Is Life" talent, which now gives extra Multikill Per Tier while active instead of the previously-useless Mana Regen. This update has turned the Wizard into the best farmer of basic monster materials.

* LastLousyPoint: Lampshaded by the world 4 achievement "The True Pirate", which notes how hard it is due to Plunderous Kills accumulating a lot slower compared to similar mechanics.

* ScrappyMechanic: The Plunderous mechanic at release was very unreliable, with only a 1% chance to spawn a Plunderous monster and no other boosts. Considering that Siege Breaker's respawn mechanic does not activate until you kill a Plunderous monster, it made autobattling very unreliable. Since then, the chance to spawn a Plunderous mob has been increased to 2% and you automatically get a "pity" spawn after 40 kills since you placed a flag. It's still the weakest of the elite respawn mechanics by a fair amount (for other reasons) but it's much less random now.

* CripplingOverspecialization: Outside of the Breeding talents and the universal tab 4 talents, every Beastmaster talent is an attacking talent. This means the Beastmaster lacks any sort of new extra kill-increasing utility, only carrying over the outdated "UWU Rawr" talent with a 90 second downtime. Even the Blood Berserker can potentially gain extra Kills Per Hour by activating Inflame.

The [[spoiler:Journeyman]] is the secret fourth main class in the game. It continues to use the boxing gloves as its weapon to strike enemies at a fast rate. Like the beginner, it scales off the Luck stat for both damage and accuracy. It specializes in looting rare drops from mobs.

* UpToEleven: The "Apocalypse Chow" talent requires 1 million kills per monster to gain stacks, compared to the 100k of Zow. The reward is a massive increase in Cooking efficiency and experience. Downplayed in that you'll have gained a lot of tools to enhance your kills per hour since your Barbarian days, making the task much less daunting.

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