Lost Ark: The Assassin class deals devastating damage

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Spectacular effects, devastating attacks: As a DPS class, the Assassin is red hot. Arekkz Gaming shows the special features of the Damage Dealer. The six-minute video for Lost Ark was sponsored by Amazon and released as an official part of the promotional machinery for the MMORPG.

The Assassin is one of five basic classes in Lost Ark, and later you can choose one of two subclasses: Shadow Hunter or Death Blade. Both use demonic powers for good and have some of the most visually spectacular attacks in the game. As an Assassin, you deal a lot of damage in close combat, but can only take a few hits yourself and have to use your good dodging skills to quickly retreat from tricky situations. The main attribute of the Assassin is Dexterity.

While the easy-to-play Shadow Hunter summons demonic forms and has to fill the so-called “Shadow Burst” display with first in human form, the subclass Death Blade is rather something for experienced players. It attacks with three swords, two of them short and one long. The abilities of the short swords allow you to stun or draw enemies in (crowd control) before finishing them off with the long sword. For the deadliest combos, however, you must first fill up the so-called “Death Blade Arts” meter with regular attacks.

Lost Ark will be released on 11 February 2022 and is Free2Play.

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