Happy Wars

Once in they have to tear down the Big Tower to emerge victorious.

Each team's castle however has defense weapons such as explosives, cannons and ballistas to ward off attackers.

If a team has not breached the other's castle by the end of the time limit then the game is decided by how many towers each team possesses by the end of the match.

They can range from one to seven depending upon the map size and they also function as spawn points for teams.

If each team has the same amount of towers by the end of the game it will be sent into sudden death and the first team to build the winning tower wins the match.

There are three classes to choose from, Warrior, Cleric and Mage, each with their own set of weapons, items and skills.

Warriors are frontline soldiers who charge into battle with swords and shield, attempting to bash their way through the enemy.

Cleric is more of a support role and can heal and even resurrect fallen allies as well as build siege weapons.

Mages are the magic class which can enchant an ally's weapon to be more destructive and can cast devastating spells upon the enemy team and have no shield unlike the Warrior and Cleric.

Instead they can fire range spells to ward off attackers.

There are three sets of skills with three different slots (9 in total), each different for their respective class and they are unlockable in the game randomly through experience points the player earns by defeating enemies, building or destroying siege weapons and towers.

Warriors can unleash devastating attacks as well as throw rocks to disorient enemies, Clerics can heal allies and summon m

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