A Diablo II-like incremental ARPG

What will feel familiar

• Item colours you can read at a glance. White normal items, blue magic, yellow rares, gold uniques and green set pieces.
• Sockets, gems and runes. Put the right runes, in the right order, into a normal item with exactly that many sockets and it becomes a runeword. There are 86 of them, from Ember (Ash, Soot) to Butcher's Psalm (Rust, Gall, Thorn, Ash).
• Charms that work from the bag. Small, large and grand, each worth the room it takes from your loot.
• Unidentified drops, a stash with tabs, and a Market to gamble at when patience runs out.
• Seven acts, each ending in a master who calls its moves aloud and marks the ground before the blow lands.
• Difficulty tiers: Mortal, Nightmare and Hell, then Torment I, II, III and on. From Nightmare on, every tier takes resistance away and your gear has to win it back.
• 140 uniques and 14 sets, seven of the sets built for one calling each. Set pieces rise to match the strongest piece of their kin you find.

What is different

• The party fights on its own. Side-view battles play out wave after wave. You never click to attack; you choose the skills, their order on the bar, the attributes and the gear.
• You are a god, not a hero. Smite a champion yourself, call down Hellfire, or bless the party for war when a fight turns.
• Up to five heroes at once, front row and back row, their auras, curses and summons working on the same foes.
• Runs are made to end. When a run hits a wall, Rekindle it for Embers and spend them in the Pantheon on lasting power, new callings and automation. Then climb the Ascension ladder, ten levels deep.
• The Decrees take over as much routine as you like once the Pantheon grants them: points, skills, gear, salvage, even the next Rekindle. Every one of them starts switched off.

A taste of the loot table

• The Last Ember, a unique ring that wards against fire.
• The Widowmaker, a unique great axe for the Warbringer's front line.
• The Red Harvest, the Warbringer's set: a reaver, a horned helm and plate. All three together make Whirl of Iron reach wider and hit harder.
• Kept Word, Bone and Ash in body armor, a helm or a shield.
• Butcher's Psalm, Rust, Gall, Thorn and Ash in a two-handed sword, great axe, war hammer or spear: four elements on every swing, and corpses that burst.

The full hunt is in the loot guide, and the seven classes in the callings.