Rise of Heroes

New Class: The Gunslinger

• Six chambers, no second chances. The frontier has come to Rise of Heroes.
• Skill showcase: https://youtu.be/0fLJtj7acGM

Weapons

• Silver Oath — Common, +3 damage, 12 rounds
• Navy Six — Common, +3 damage, 12 rounds
• Cobalt Fang — Rare, +4 damage, 12 rounds
• Wild Bill Hickok — Epic, +5 damage, 16 rounds

The Wild Bill Hickok is not just a stronger gun. It has its own four-hit combo, its own dash attack, and a finisher nothing else has.

Skills

• Headshot — Take aim and the target locks to your crosshair, switching as you sweep across a crowd. Fire and the round finds the skull. 28 blocks.
• Wild Rampage — Hold the trigger and both guns come up. Let go and six rounds tear down the lane in front of you. Works from horseback.
• Dash Attack — Sprint and fire to slide in low. Squeeze again on the way through and you launch, unloading four rounds on the way down.
• Deadeye (Lv 20) — Paint every target in front of you, then let go all at once.
• Twin Throw (Wild Bill Hickok finisher) — End the combo and both guns leave your hands. They hang in the air spinning, unload six rounds in every direction, and snap back into your grip.

Animation

• No stock animations. Every draw, slide, leap and reload was keyframed from scratch in Blender and built onto Epic Fight.
• The twin-throw finisher spins at a constolds its turn while firing, and winds downto a dead stop exactly as the guns hit your palms.

Story

Out on the frontier, where the Kingdom of Dawnlight's order never reached, plate and steel were simply too slow. The one who drew first walked away.

They call that land lawless. It isn't. There is a law out there — whoever draws first lives. It just happens to take nobody's side.

One revolver was never enough, so they took two, ruling distance and speed alike, finishing the fight before it arrives. A Gunslinger neither holds the line nor hides from it.

The man who teaches you the draw is Wild Bill Hickok. Dawnlight priced his head three times and missed three times. He isn't looking for men who shoot fast — those are everywhere. He waited for one who knows when not to.

Earn his trust and he'll put his own name in your hands.-