If you really want to go into an improved look, consider a purchase that warriors could buy with their gold that unlocks not only a new weapon, but a new stance. Let's pull on that ol' D&D inspiration and bring out some variety. The new options are 18 types of power stones. The old options were 16 types of blades, a shortbow and a flail. Now, if the Classcraft team wants to consider re-doing some of the warrior weapon selections, let's really go for it. I'm still not sold on power stones, it looks too much like a mage or healer thing, and doesn't quite have that real warrior look. Wood, leather, and metal is what belongs in a lower level warrior's shield. Although from an oldschool D&D standpoint, energy shields should be extremely high level, level 15+ at least. The old logo ways way better looking.Įnergy shields and power stones are alright I suppose. The graphics change on the logo was also a step downhill. Warriors aren't magic-punching battle-mages they're warriors, and they're equipment should reflect that. If this is somehow supposed to be an improvement for Warriors, then it's a step in the wrong direction. Won't those encourage students to be power-punching each other? Along those lines, how is a glowing power-fist any different. Is someone thinking that having cool swords in Classcraft is encouraging students to bring swords to school to have sword fights, or thinking stabbing each other is cool? I say no way.
Warriors are their group's protectors, and they need powerful weapons and shields (that aren't see-through) to fulfill that role. Please change it back.Īdditionally, if this is some sort of move away from weapons due to sensitivities that can come in school cultures, lets keep in mind that this is a fantasy setting. Personally, I don't like the graphics change at all.
Now it seems all the warriors have various types of glowing punch-fists, and their shields have a translucent look to them. What happened to the Warrior's sword and shield? Unlocking the new cool looking weapons was always one of the highlights for my warrior students.
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