Magic Legends' Mind Mage Is An Expert In Manipulation And Control
If you've played any amount of Magic: The Gathering, you've eventually run into one of those blue decks. Back in my day, we used to call them "Permission" decks, because you had to ask for permission for every move you wanted to make, since the deck usually had the ability to counterspell or otherwise negate everything you might want to do.
Magic Legends' Mind Mage is based upon that "permission" archetype, drawing inspiration from planeswalker Jace Beleren. While lacking in physical prowess, it can "prevent incoming damage and stop enemies from hitting back." Debuffs and control effects are the name of his game, though he can deal at least some damage when needed.
As for the Mind Mage's look, the art team envisioned a character "floating fluidly through time and space itself" and using orbs instead of a traditional weapon. The class's animations are "deliberate and precise, not explosive or harsh," and makes use of "subtle screen distortions," giving the impression that he's always hiding his true motives.
That motive, as anyone who's played against a blue deck can tell you, is to make you feel frustrated enough that you just want to flip the table in rage. Fortunately, the AI beasties you conquer shouldn't exhibit that same level of anger. Just watch out for him in PvP.
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Jason Winter is a veteran gaming journalist, he brings a wide range of experience to MMOBomb, including two years with Beckett Media where he served as the editor of the leading gaming magazine Massive Online Gamer. He has also written professionally for several gaming websites.
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