If you feel that the new games on the market are too boring and easy to defeat, then you probably haven’t tried Ash of Gods: The Way. The game will take you into life-and-death battles in a cruel world where death is eternal. Every move and every decision can change the fate of the world. Moreover, the game also has the Death is Permanent mechanism; when your character is destroyed, it will disappear forever, forcing you to face serious consequences and rebuild the squad.

DIVERSE DECK BUILDING

Building a deck with a variety of types and functions, the game promises to bring freedom of choice and combine different cards to create a deck with a unique style for the player. However, players also need to pay attention to the function of each card to build an effective deck to overcome the difficult challenges in the game.

• Unique Faction Variety: Basically, there are a total of 4 different factions in the map and these factions will have interesting characteristics based on the area they belong to.
• Cross-Faction Deck Creation: There is no limit to the combination of cards. If you think that these cards from different factions can cooperate well with each other, players can completely add them to their deck.
• Personalized Card Growth: In addition, the time players spend is also considered very valuable when they help their cards to be upgraded to have stronger stats.

STORY-DRIVEN GAMEPLAY

In addition to the gameplay and new mechanisms, the storyline is also one of the important factors that make the game successful. Unexpected details and multi-dimensional characters are the points that are focused on when building the storyline to appeal to emotions and evoke a strong sense of role-playing for players.

• Varied Tournament Experiences: This mode will bring you a lot of tournaments depending on the region And even the world. This gives you more diversity in the opponents you meet.
• Dynamic Rule Changes: There will be some tournaments that will have special requirements that players must follow. This requires players to have good adaptability every time they change a tournament.