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Final 3 Main Characters Revealed in New Trailer!
While you’re finishing up all your stories about the return of Waggle-motes, and how Apple TV will be the death of/savior of/inconsequential to video games, we have some GOOD NEWS for you!The Legend of Legacy will have a free demo in the Americas! Beginning onSept. 22, players can download the Legend of Legacy demo, which takes players through the prologue and the first two dungeons of the game! Even better, the save file will transfer to the full game, so the progress you make in the 30 allotted demo playthroughs will go with you as you explore Avalon.Speaking of, here’s the remaining 3 main protagonists you can pick for your adventure, including the early fan favorite, Filmia (see the amazing Frog Prince art above).OwenA mercenary who excels at combat, he’s known for his battle prowess as the “Baron.” His attacks are strong and he has a penchant for long swords, axes, and shields. But like Garnet, he doesn’t have any affinity to the elementals.EloiseAs an alchemist, Eloise has a…unique pursuit after arriving on Avalon. Her dedication to the alchemical arts combined with her beauty has her searching the mysterious island for the secret to eternal youth.You might think of Eloise as being similar to a mage-type character, and you’d be right! She has affinities for ALL the elements, and excels with either bow or staff.FilmiaHe’s a frog. He has an awesome dance. Do I really need to say more, because I know you’re going to pick him first anyways. Well, you should also know that he’s the heir to a lost kingdom, and looking to find a home for his people on Avalon!Filmia is one of the stronger attackers in the game and excels with spears. You should equip him with a spear (insert frog gig joke here). Also, being a frog, he has a strong bond with the water element.Launch EditionReminder! Pre-orders and a limited number of launch retail copies will come in this special Launch Edition collectible, featuring a 6″x8″ outer box, a 10-track music CD from legendary composer Masashi Hamauzu, and a 40-page premium hardcover artbook with drawings and artwork by illustrator Tomomi Kobayashi.
