Mail.Ru Games integrates new PvP features for Legend: Legacy of the Dragons

It is war time in Faeo. Since time immemorial, the Magmars and Humans have fought against each other. What’s more; the grotesque armies of Chaos are flooding the land and preventing either of the parties from getting a moment’s rest.

15 million players worldwide are caught up in the fight for survival in this magic world – this makes Legend: Legacy of the Dragons (http://warofdragons.com/)one of the most successful browser games of all time. The publisher, Mail.Ru Games, is now announcing new features for PvP fans: from January 27, 2012, English players will have the opportunity to pit their strength against gamers in other nations.

Only the strongest survive

In Legend: Legacy of the Dragons, fans of dark fantasy will find exactly what they are looking for. There are three classes – Bonecrushers, Heavyweights and Dodgers – as well as nine freely selectable professions which leave enough room for customized role-playing. But Faeo offers even more: a world full of dangers, myths, legends and mysteries that are waiting to be discovered and experienced.

With over one million words in the game, Legend: Legacy of the Dragons is more than just a game – it is a gigantic novel that the players can experience for themselves. Of course, any absorbing book must contain epic battles.

Legend: Legacy of the Dragons does not disappoint here either, up to 500 players face one another at the same time, in fully animated fights. Because of the great popularity of these fights, Mail.Ru Games is now introducing a new feature:

Since the release of Legend three years ago, our steadily growing community proves that we are on the right track with our game development. In particular, the simultaneous battles of up to 500 players are immensely popular,” said Ilya Mamontov, CEO of Mail.Ru Games. “For this reason we have decided to offer players the option of fighting on other servers.

Anyone who is in the mood to dive into the world of Faeo can find his or her own way there at www.warofdragons.com .

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