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We can’t wait for you to visit.Ĭontracts are a way for players to gain and grind loot through the collection of Fame. The story climaxes in a satisfying boss fight that evokes some of the best things about Torchlight.

We built a variety of dwarven machinery in the environment to bring the setting to life and give the monsters plenty of locations from which they can emerge. “When we started building Echonok Mountains, we wanted two contrasting epic settings: vertiginous mountaintop vistas and classic dungeon crawls,” Senior Game Designer Shawn Stone explains, “perhaps compensating for their reduced stature, the dwarves tended to build their mountain halls at a towering, epic scale.” Contrasting with that careful craftsmanship are the ramshackled shanties that the voltura have hacked together atop the dwarven ruins, like metal nests among a dwarven necropolis. Blast, break, crush and crash your way through monsters, traps, champions, and bosses as you complete the Torchlight 3 storyline. Long-abandoned machinery and watchful clockwork creations are being looted by the avian voltura, who are allied with Mother and the netherim.

This abandoned ruin is where the final act of Torchlight 3 takes place. The dusty halls of the industrious dwarves echo with the shrieks of the voltura and clank of the automatons.

Contracts and Fame are now available and players will be able to begin collecting all the unlockable loot by earning Fame through quest completion and defeating challenging enemies. Even so, no one can deny that a solid blow from a greataxe or greatsword does some serious damage, and so blacksmiths the world over always find great weapons in high demand.Check out our Discord, Facebook, Twitter, and Twitch to get the latest development news and updates.Īct 3 is finally here and adventurers will now be able to wander the abandoned Dwarven structures that still remain locked away in the Echonok Mountains. Aficionados maintain that great weapons require more skill to wield properly than other weapons, and are considerably more effective in the hands of a true expert. "If you're not killing your enemies with both hands, you're not getting the most out of your weapon."Ĭonsidered by some to be the crudest of fighting implements, two-handed or "great" weapons are seen as the weapons of brutes and savages, despite the fact that greatswords serve as the badge of office for the Emperor's Guard, and Imperial Engineers use massive, two-handed spanners and hammers on a daily basis. Fist weapons quickly caught on with the criminal element of the Empire, but Berserkers are still their undisputed masters! The Valgang warriors carried these weapons with them on trading and raiding missions to the south, introducing people all over the civilized world to these decidedly uncivilized weapons, and demonstrating just how brutally effective they were in the hands of someone strong and fast enough to properly wield them. "Those Berserkers are so deadly with their claws that it's easy to forget they weren't born with them."įist weapons-including everything from knuckle dusters and claws to trench knives and the exotic katara-are popular weapons among the barbarian tribes of the frozen north, where predators don't always give their prey time to unlimber a bigger weapon. Now, decades later, they have somewhat fallen out of fashion, but still show up from time to time, particularly in the savage wilds of Vilderan. They were particularly popular among Imperial Engineers, who often built their own, casting them into fearsome shapes. After an infamous siege, in which Imperial soldiers adapted their fixed signal cannons to serve as makeshift, hand-carried guns, personal cannons rapidly became the standard weapon of heavy infantry. The mighty cannon has been a fixture of Imperial military tactics for centuries, but it is only within recent years that it has found new popularity as a handheld weapon. "If it was good enough for the defenders at Castle Kriegstok, it's good enough for me!"