Aeon's End The Nameless
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About Aeon's End The Nameless
Aeon's End: The Nameless is an expansion for Aeon's End, in which The Nameless threaten Gravehold, the last bastion. It adds two nemeses, a playable mage, and new player cards.
New nemeses
The Blight Lord was the first of The Nameless to touch The World That Was. It turned the city of Karek into a mountain of green glass, entombing thousands of its inhabitants, then brought the same fate to the harbor towns of M’blark. Even the earth beneath its shadow became glass. The elder of the First Tribe mistook it for a divine messenger and ordered his people to pay tribute; none who knelt before it survived. Its name comes from the ruin that followed in its wake.
The Wayward One is a creature trapped in a place neither here nor there. Scouts saw it flickering against the cave vault and passing through the city’s defenses like a broken ghost. When a market merchant brushed its floating wisps, she began to fade; then the creature disappeared. Of the Nameless threatening Gravehold, it alone seems tormented by its task. The breach mages fight it with all their might, believing it seeks an end to its struggle, as they do.
Malastar and new cards
Malastar is a playable mage with the unique starter card Immolate. The expansion also adds one gem, Leeching Agate; two relics, Molten Hammer and Temporal Helix; and four spells: Blaze, Sage's Brand, Scrying Bolt and Radiance.
Malastar trains young mages. They learn the sister-words, the mage’s tongue, then receive a gem of their own as a conduit for their power. Kadir takes them into the cave’s depths, where they must find their way back using only the gem. Their final trial is to kill a beast with only their gem and wits: they are left in a shaft outside Chasmwalk with a creature caught from the void. Those who survive become apprentices; to earn the rank of mage, they must live long enough.
Frequently asked questions
The best price for Aeon's End The Nameless is $4.99 at Steam. It is the only shop with an offer that activates in your country.
No. Aeon's End The Nameless is DLC and only works with Aeon's End.
The minimum requirements for Aeon's End are: Windows 7, 2 GB RAM, 400 MB storage. It also runs on macOS. The recommended specs are in the System requirements section.
Yes. Aeon's End has multiplayer and a single-player mode. It supports split-screen co-op.
Yes. Valve rates Aeon's End as Verified on the Steam Deck: it runs well out of the box.
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