/parag/ - Paragon General

Aboriginal War Criminal Steel Edition

epicgames.com/paragon

>What is Paragon?
Paragon is a new MOBA by Epic Games. Powered by Unreal Engine 4, the game possesses most of the trappings of other MOBAs: 5v5 objective-based games, heroes, lanes, towers, minons and so on. With a a sci-fi fantasy feel to it, the game is available on PC and PS4, featuring cross-play and cross-progression. It is currently in open beta.

>What's special about Paragon?
Similar to SMITE, Paragon uses a third-person behind-the-back camera and WASD controls instead of a top-down view. Unlike SMITE, this game takes full advantage of the Z-axis: you can aim up or down and there's multiple levels of elevation. In addition, Paragon uses a card system, which is, for all intents and purposes, a player-customized item shop for individual characters that you build before the game; cards can only be earned with in-game currency, meaning you can't buy power.

>Do I have to unlock heroes?
No. Like DOTA 2, all heroes are free to everyone. What you can purchase with in-game currency is a character's Master Challenge, which essentially lets you unlock extra skins, taunts and boosters.

Matchmaking Reseed: epicgames.com/paragon/en-US/news/matchmaking-reseed-redux

>Popular Decks
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some math on Hydroverser for those looking to use it in caster decks

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thanks I guess

It's still shit because mana is a near useless stat, you only need a few points to avoid being oom between recalls, not including blue buff. Also your damage decreases every time you cast making having a huge mana pool pointless.

if you have a hydroverser 9 card points worth of perfect mana adds up to just about as much as 9 card points worth of energy damage iirc.

>mana is a worthless stat on casters

not even including synergy cards you have to know how stupid you sound.

more like dead thread edition

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