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Cluster Bomb: Canister Bomb, which is a pipe bomb with five firecrackers crammed in.If that weren't enough, they're electrified to boot (heh). Bottomless Magazines: Demolitionists never run out of ammunition or explosives.The light reduce enemies' defenses and can cause confusion, slowness and fumbling. Blinded by the Light: The flashbang grenade works like this.Badass Normal: Unusually for what's essentially a fire mage (or a fire priest of Ulzuin, as it were), the entirety of the Demolitionist's arsenal is a list of explosives and other gadgets, with the occult or Ulzuin's explicit divine intervention being mentioned very rarely.Stone Wall: Easily the sturdiest class in the game, with multiple passives that extend your life and survivability.Razor Wind: His Forcewave skill fires compressed air with a shield or a two-handed weapon.Luckily, My Shield Will Protect Me: Soldiers specialize in shields, boosting how much damage they can block with them and how often.Heroic Second Wind: When reaching below a certain amount of health, he will rapidly heal.

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Foe-Tossing Charge: The Blitz skill will cause the Soldier to charge at full speed and knockdown multiple enemies at the point of impact.

Evolving Attack: The skill Cadence starts out as the light-light-heavy combo from a Beat-'Em-Up game, and evolves to have elemental damage, a chance to bleed the enemy, and a garunteed crit.

Counter Attack: He has many retaliation-related skills.

Close-Range Combatant: While they have some ranged options, most characters that take Soldier are meant to be in the thick of things.

This works very well, and part-soldier classes typically max out Soldier first.

Boring, but Practical: Soldier gameplay largely consists of picking a melee attack and using it for the rest of the game, and all other skills are damage-increasing and/or defensive buffs and passives.Badass Normal: Most of their abilities are natural combat skills honed to their utmost.Star Power: Spending Devotion points on various constellations on Cairn's night sky provides players with increased stats and may grant them Celestial powers, ranging from healing and protection to powerful summons and destructive spells.Purely Aesthetic Gender: You can make the Taken male or female, but it makes no difference gameplay-wise.Only Known By Their Nick Name: You're known as The Taken to pretty much everyone.For example, the Necromancer has two skills Master of Death that substantially buffs all pets and Harbinger of Souls that significantly increases the Necromancer's magical damage and Life Drain, while Shaman has Stormcaller's Pact, which increases cold and lightning damage, and Primal Bond, which buffs physical damage and pets, and a Ritualist (Shaman + Necromancer) can only have one of these four active at the same time. Mutually Exclusive Magic: Most of the masteries have one or more toggleable skills tagged as exclusive, meaning only one of them can be active at any given time.Mage Marksman: Sword, gun, magic, ayup.If they don't, there are several constellations and weapons that grant fire damage and skills. Kill It with Fire: If they choose the Demolitionist class, which has many incendiary skills.All skills can be upgraded and developed with skill points.These are cheap and grow in power over the course of the game. Evolving Attack: Some masteries have skills that do bonus damage when used as the left mouse button skill.Zigzagged Trope: However a well planned build and strategy can allow the Taken to kill said Physical God.Do Not Taunt Cthulhu: That said there are a few enemies in the game that are well and beyond what the Taken can handle under normal circumstances, usually anything that counts as a Physical God.Did You Just Punch Out Cthulhu?: Constantly through the game, the Taken manages to kill abomination after abomination.Deadpan Snarker: Some of the dialogue options reflects this, more prominent when talking to unpleasant or Cloudcuckoolander characters.Dark Is Not Evil: The Nightblade, the Occultist and the Necromancer classes.

Creepy Good: Could be one of three flavours of witch, an assassin, or a pyromaniac, but is still a good person.

Amnesiac Hero: A side-effect of the aetherial possession.

The Taken can pick two of eight classes called masteries as he/she levels up, with many different skills and affinities. This experience left him/her with no recollection of his/her past and newfound abilities and power. A human formerly possessed by an aetherial.