Enarian Online

Enarian Online is a text-based Action RPG built around character progression and customizable builds. You are torn from your home realm and awaken in the Aetherian Spire, a damaged nexus where a small camp of guardians, healers and warriors has survived. The Heartstone that once held the realms in balance is shattered, and its scattered fragments have warped distant lands and drawn corruption to them. You enter the fractured realms through the Spire’s imperfect portal, defeat the forces guarding each fragment and grow stronger as you work to restore the Heartstone and find a way home.

Combat and character builds

Combat uses a custom interface that organizes fights into structured messages, highlighted ability effects, target information and responsive feedback. Health, mana, buffs, debuffs, abilities, pets and enemies are displayed so you can track damage, status effects and ability timing. Optional auto-casting and manual abilities support fast, tactical combat.

Choose from eight classes: Warrior, Rogue, Mage, Necromancer, Paladin, Shadow Knight, Monk and Ranger. Each has its own strengths and ability themes, from the Warrior’s heavy weapons and resilience to the Mage’s elemental magic and the Ranger’s ranged weapons, traps and marked prey. Shadow Knights gather Shadow, summon an Umbral Hound and can wield two-handed scythes; Monks fight with Chi, stances, fists and lightning; Rangers can call a wolf companion.

Your class shapes how you fight, survive and grow, but abilities are not class-locked. You learn them from scrolls found in the world, and any class can use them. Abilities aligned with your class gain bonuses such as increased damage, lower mana costs or stronger effects. Equipment and rune reforging also shape your build.

Races and abilities

Choose from ten races: Human, Elf, Drow, Orc, Goblin, Dwarf, Troll, Halfling, Shade and Celestial. Each race provides passive stat bonuses and a unique racial ability that scales as you grow stronger. Their abilities include the Elf’s restorative power, the Drow’s vitality drain, the Dwarf’s Battlecry, the Troll’s Stone Hide, the Halfling’s Lucky Step, the Shade’s Mindspike and the Celestial’s Fallen Grace.

Realms and progression

Portals lead to procedurally generated realms with varied areas, monsters and encounters. You find weapons, armour, equipment sets and rare unique items that can shape your build. You can also reforge gear with runes, and imbue items at the Temple using ancient recipes you research or discover.

Alternative Advancement levels continue progression after level 50, unlocking bonuses and perks. Pets you rescue can follow you, assist in combat and interact with the world. The game also includes gambling in the bar and other risk-and-reward choices, as well as challenging bosses that call for preparation, strategy and strong builds.

The Depths Below

The Depths Below is a free expansion season, and new characters begin in it. At level 10 or higher, existing characters can remort in the portal room: they return to level 1 with a new race and class, plus a Remort Blessing that grows stronger according to the level they reached before remorting.

A cave-in in the camp’s northwest opens private dungeon floors called delves. You can descend alone or in a group, race the Fear of the Dark and earn Delve AA perks that apply only underground. The expansion also adds homesteads, the Post Office, weekly solo raids, new races and classes, and class epic weapon quests.

At level 10, each class begins a quest for an epic weapon. Gather ten soulbound parts to complete it; these weapons cannot be crafted or found by any other means.

Crafting and multiplayer

Five professions let you make your own gear: smithing, leatherworking, tailoring, jewelcrafting and weaponsmithing. Use the camp forge or a portable forge in your homestead, and gather materials by delving below the Spire or dismantling old gear. Workshop crafting also includes rarity seals, set-runes and stat shards.

You can group with up to three other players to tackle harder content, including shared delves, and earn greater rewards. In the shared, persistent world, players can trade items and link them in chat. You can build a homestead, invite guests, and use the Post Office to send letters or one item. Weekly solo raids offer one attempt each day against a rotating world boss.