How to play guide for Bless Unleashed

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Basic gameplay
many aspects of BLESS UNLEASHED are like any MMORPG where you play a unique character of your own creation deriving from 5 classes; Crusader, Berserker, Ranger, Mage, and Priest. standard gameplay largely takes place in a PvE environment, where players can solo or team up to complete quests or events. many quests and events are time limited, but don't worry! even if a quest or event times out, it will take place again after some time passes, either by reactivating quickly in the same place, or after an alternate quest or event finishes in its place. Main story quests will feature a blue icon indicating the location of the next task, while side-quests have a brown shield icon with a number indicating the quest number whose objective is indicated there. you can have many side quests at the same time, so it's great to have the number system in case you are just trying to complete one specifically. next we cover gear. as you adventure you will get monster loot drops and quest rewards with equipment in them. these are great while playing the story to stay up to date while not spending many resources crafting specific gear. however, this game features crafting and gather skill lines. for example, as a crusader your primary crafting spot is a blacksmith's forge for heavy metalworking. that means you will need to mine more ore than other classes to keep up with your gear, and not quite as many trees. crafting equipment has it's own skill line, and it gains experience through creation. quest rewards and monster drops may be great, but filling in the weak gear with hand crafted gear assures you are more well-rounded and you can keep your crafting skill line high. as your crafting skill increases, the number of items you can create increases as well. better gear requiring more resources, and often, more valuable ones. Note that inventory is limited to just 25 slots at first. on your mini-map, periodically you will see a treasure chest icon. these chests are instanced, meaning they are just for you, unlike resource nodes. inside each chest is a bag piece. collect 4 of these and take them to a bag merchant to expand your max inventory slots by 1 per 4 pieces in your inventory. next we have currency. Gold, the common in game cash that is used most prominently, and is what you will earn the most of. Star seeds, which are earned from the star seed exchange, limited to a daily amount based on your character, and from certain quests or events. Artifact shards and cores are obtained from deconstructing gear at a soul pyre, and are used to upgrade equipment. Soul pyres are bonfires placed periodically through the game and act as Respawn points. soul pyres also host the cooking skill line, which is used to make food to restore and boost stats, as well as make community food, so that nearby players can benefit from bonuses as well! Telepost is a fast-travel system in the game, that only works from one post to another at the cost of gold. you can also instant travel, but at the cost of the valuable star-seeds. inside each major town, there are also teleporters, which are free to use, but for in-town travel only. Matchmaking is pretty much a tool to enter dungeons with a party, or to battle players in a PvP battlefield.

Controls
As of SEPTEMBER 2020, Bless Unleashed is an XboxOne title only, with Ps4, and PC making their debut winter 2020, and spring 2021 respectively. players control their character in a perspective 3rd person POV. The camera is controlled via the right joystick, and player movement via the left. Right bumper and Right trigger act as your light attack and heavy attack respectively. B activates a set ability, and is used as a combo finisher when using Rb and Rt in the proper order. Left trigger is going to active another preset ability, usually a defensive or area type. Y is you jump button. A is to dodge and accept or "ok" text. X is your primary interact button which will initiate an action such as gathering, talking, or crafting. the D-Pad allows the user to cycle through, and use; items, food, and emotes. Left bumper brings up an alternate menu for most of your buttons, allowing a,b,x, and y to activate skills in battle, changes the D-Pad to call mounts, open chat, the quest list, or inspection mode. pressing the left analog (L3) initiates sprint, at the cost of stamina, just like dodging. pressing the right analog (R3) will center the camera on your character, or if an enemy is highlighted, it will lock the camera to the enemy. lastly we have select and start, or window and menu respectively. the window button will bring up the map, as well as multiple tabs that can be cycled via left and right bumpers. the menu button brings up a list of options such as inventory and matchmaking. pressing x in this menu allows the user to exit to the title and change characters.

Tips and Tricks
Beginners Guide / Tips and Tricks

Classes & Gameplay / Choose your Best Class

Leveling Guide - Xp & Fast Leveling up Tips

How To Change & Equip blessing

Marketplace Guide / StarSeeds Farming & Trading

Prestige Quest guide- Faction Reputation

Artifact Cores Farm Locations

Gnoll Wastes Treasure Map Fragments Farm Locations / Rare Mount

Appearance / How To Get It Free / Change Gear Look / Guide

Ghostbloom Location / A Rare Bloom Quest guide

Marketplace / Selling GEAR (armors & weapons) Guide

Philosopher Dialog / Hunting spies Side Quest guide

Repair Tools / Repair Armor & Equipment Cheap / Enhance Guide

Artifact Shards / Artifact Cores / How to get it Easy

90 Fall Damage - The Crater Good Trial guide

Carzacor Treasure Map Fragments Drop & Final Location

Mark of the Wolf 3rd memory fragment/How to obtain it