The Ratman especially enjoys leaping out on the poor, unsuspecting Tax Collector (this particular animosity is genetic, and can be traced back to his human ancestry) or raiding unguarded settlements.
"Talk about the WORST of both worlds: rat + man equals big trouble! This slimy, self-serving thug is ever-ready for a rumble, and while fighting is always a pleasure in itself, if there is some profit to be had… well all the better. In fact, a highly organized, gigantic network of callous, unscrupulous spies, able to collect and disseminate information at incredible speed – and if you get in their way, watch out for those razor sharp teeth… a cornered rat always goes for the throat! Nothing's worse than a dirty rotten rat. "Ardania is over-run with these creatures: scrabbling in basements, scratching away behind walls, and scrambling through the sewers by the thousands. Travel quickly through network of sewers I mean, who wants to spend their time fixing the boo-boos of a bunch of muscle heads, when you can rock out with a bunch of totally bitching spells, raise some skeletons (after all, there is no such thing as too thin…) and cast evil magics." "Naughty clerics grow up to be Sisters of Krypta, dedicating themselves to the Darkness, and donning a suitably rebellious dominatrix corset. "Everyone loves a tax collector, right? All those tricky little deductions and devious loop holes, designed to help folks’ hard-earned cash make it safely into the royal coffers… good job the tax collector is waiting at the other end to reckon it all up safely – wouldn’t want the crown to go short now, would we? But it’s all for a good cause – without this faithful civil servant, quests would cease to be funded: the Paladins would be tragically plume-less, and god forbid the Blademaster should go without his thong (shudder…) All in all, this is a very valuable – and cost-effective - servant to have on your pay roll."
Able to interpret dense bureaucratic jargon These stout-hearted allies are equally invaluable in a melee – just watch those tiny hammers fly." Just the folk to have around if you can’t tell a socket wrench from a soldering iron. Fixits, they work tirelessly to help their human allies with any construction project that happens to be on the go.
Skilled engineers, these guys just love tinkering with anything mechanical. "These stocky, four-foot powerhouses may be a little slow getting from A to B, but don’t say that to their face - unless you fancy being knee-capped by a swift blow from their trusty hammers.
Remarkable ingenuity – great problem solvers Here's a general trailer to wetteth yon appetite:Īnd now here's Steve Breslin and Alexey Kozyrev exclusively describing six of the game's major units. Oh, and we've got a couple more of these developer write-ups due as Majesty 2 approaches its release later this year. As well as that, there's a fresh-from-the-show-floor developer interview to feast your ocular organs upon. They'd very much like to give you sterling people an exclusive look at the men, women, beasts and demonic rocky things that'll be populating Maj2's tongue-in-cheek world of war and greed. For a change of pace, we've rounded up Steve Breslin and Alexey Kozyrev, editor and producer respectively on upcoming RTS/management/RPG sequel Majesty 2: The Fantasy Management Sim. It's not all impossi-budget shooters being shown to the drooling crowds at E3 here on RPS this week.
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