Sacred 2: Fallen Angel [Collector's Edition]

However, it's entirely up to the player if the Light or the Chaos will prevail in the end.

All that just because of a godly energy called T-Energy.

Once guarded by the Seraphim, then controlled by the High Elves, its exploitation was highly debated even among the High Elves, while more and more resistance began to form.

In the end, what was feared to happen, happened: the big war started.

Dragonkins, Temple Wardens, Humans, and Orcs fought side by side against the High Elves, but their power was already too great.

After all of Ancaria was completely destroyed, they remained in control over the T-Energy.

In the end even the remaining High Elves left their old home and built a new empire completely based on the powers of the T-Energy and inside that new home the tension between the high nobility and the clergy is escalating.

Meanwhile, the constant exploitation of T-Energy continues to contaminate whole zones and the once godly power now turns every living thing in these areas into terrible monster-mutations that destroy everything in their path.

In the beginning of the game, the player can choose between six characters of which only the Seraphim, a solid all-around character, has remained from the first game.

The other five are all-new classes, such as the Dryads, masters of long-range combat and nature magic, or the Inquisitor which is somewhat an opposite to the Seraphim in all traits.

Some of the class choices also effect the two campaigns and which available six gods the player may choose from.

While the Seraphim can only tread on the path of Light, the Inquisitor is damned to walk the path of Chaos and has no access to the gods of light, nature, and philosophy.

While the choice of Light and Chaos effects how the campaign and its main

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