Wudang – Wudang play the role of powerful AoE DPS, which makes them great in group combat, but weak in 1v1 situations.

Only female characters can join the Emei school.

Emei – Emei are excellent healers that can resurrect teammates and protect them from damage.

Here is a very quick overview of these eight schools: While Age of Wushu does not have a class system per se, it does have schools, which players can join in order to learn additional skill sets.

Test Your Skills Against Others – fight friends or strangers in this open-world PvP system.

Kidnap People – an interesting feature where players can kidnap people, to prevent offline grinding.

Spy On Your Enemies – gain insider information and conduct raids on opposing schools.

Fun Crafting System – build a variety of equipment and create your own consumables.

Unique Storylines – choose from five different storylines to explore.

It does have some semblance to classic MMOs, with features like crafting, PvP, and instances, but it does have a ton of new and unique features, like offline grinding, character kidnapping, spying on other schools (classes) and many others. While this sounds risky, Age of Wushu manages to pull it off. Age of Wushu does away with classic class and progression systems that you’d find in most MMORPGs and goes its own way. It was developed by Suzhou Snail Electronic and released on July 18th, 2013.

Age of Wushu, also called Age of Wulin in some regions, is a unique, martial arts sandbox MMORPG set in the Ming Dynasty period of China.

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