With sufficient Exchange Points (the three hearts on the character’s HP/MP), players can switch to their other hero at anytime. These classes could seem like yet another MMORPG cliché but fret not because Divina lets you choose a subclass that you can switch to at any time.įurther into the game, players get a chance to choose another class aside from their main one. Like the usual MMORPGs, the Knight is the designated tanker, Assassins have low HP yet they deliver massive blows, Clerics are supporting magic casters, Sorcerers get to inflict heavy magic damage and Machinists are mine laying long range tacticians. There are currently five character classes to choose from: The Knight, The Sorcerer, The Cleric, The Assassin and The Machinist. Additionally, you can also change the color of your equipment by using dyes sold in shops. Thus, two players with the same class might have the same stats and skills while looking totally different from each other. The equipments that you can acquire have absolutely no bonuses but are instead treated as costumes for styling purposes.
Placing a uniform set of gems ultimately gives significant offensive and defensive bonuses to your character.Īnother thing that got my interest is Divina’s high regard for customization. Players gain stat points that they can distribute as they level up and combining Gem Pieces in the Divine Wheel maximizes these stats. Together with the main NPC named Clarisse, players must prevent the days of Ragnarok from happening.ĭivina’s gameplay mechanics make use of a simple and straightforward stat and skill system. In Mike’s very own tour, Gamania mentioned that Divina Online has been one of their most successful titles in Asian regions courtesy of their two very strong selling points: the game’s Nordic mythology inspired storyline and the voice acting done by Japanese celebrities for most of the NPCs and characters.ĭivina’s storyline follows the introductory story of Yggrasil, where all the characters awaken from their slumber and into a world that is in the brink of destruction. And as if its hype in the gaming world isn’t bold enough, got an exclusive invite for a press tour (see Mikedot’s article).
The game is already in open beta and a handful of events have already been held. This highly stylish MMORPG boasts tons of customization options and an interesting storyline based on Nordic Mythology. Taiwanese publisher Beanfun! is prepping up for the official launch of Gamania’s Divina Online. Divina Online Review: The Story of Yggdrasil Unfoldsīy Jerrico Tan (JetSet), OnRPG Journalist
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