- most closely resemble mages
- attack enemies from afar with ranged magic attacks
- much lower health pool than Vindicators
- skill tree is split into three specializations: Warlock, Sorcerer, and Engineer
- spend skill points to unlock new abilities and strengthen existing ones
- Warlock skills focus on pure offensive magic
- Sorcerer skill tree offers up mostly enemy debuffs and damage-over-time effects
- Engineer skill tree is made up mostly of party-support options
- auto-equip found pieces of loot at any time with a single button
- auto-sell inferior loot without leaving the dungeon or entering a menu
- Engineer skill gives players a temporary buff any time they take advantage of the auto-sell option
- Terror Ward is a crowd control spell that causes melee enemies to flee any time they strike you
- also includes a simple buff that increases your MP regeneration any time you kill an enemy
- Warlocks have a Life Leach healing spell
- The Nexus is the game's central city hub
- this is where you do equipment and potable shopping, as well as picking up quests
- NPCs are marked with exclamation points above their heads to show that they have quests
- quests are semi-dynamic, leading players into new environments and new sections of previously-visited dungeons
- areas are populated with enemies generated specifically to match the party's level