Fatesworn is an expansion, not a full sequel title, so the customizable ability trees, fast-paced combat, and non-combat exploration-oriented abilities that Amalur veterans are familiar with are all still present. All of the core mechanics of the game remain unchanged. As the fabled Fatesworn, you will wage a last battle against the Niskaru and their Chaos brethren, as Chaos dungeons turn every region in Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning into a potential battlefield.Amalur's Fatesworn DLC provides a decent follow-up campaign, but its greatest strength is simply that it is more Amalur, offering players a final quest for their high-level Fateless One. Master the unstable power of Chaos with a unique new non-combat Skill and class of weapons and armor. Journey to a brand new Amalur environment filled with snowy tundras, deep caverns, and treacherous enemies, and visit mountain villages and the ancient lakeside city of Crownhold. Only one has the power to challenge the will of this risen god: you, the Fateless One.
It is here that Telogrus, God of Chaos, has emerged to claim his mortal kingdom and tempt the people with promises of freedom from the shackles of Fate. As the people of Amalur’s ravaged Faelands turn their gaze toward a welcome peace and the work of rebuilding, a new threat rises in the west… Beyond icy peaks and impassable cliffs lies the mountainous region of Mithros, an ancient Almain refuge offering new hope to settlers, refugees, and war veterans displaced by the fires of war. "After decades of conflict, the disastrous Crystal War has finally ended, and the Tuatha warlord Gadflow has been defeated.
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