
A story-driven adventure where you grow stronger and fight bosses.
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This author published several projects at once on Modrinth: up to 12 projects published within 2 weeks. 12 of the author's 39 projects have only one release and no source code link. A series of small add-ons is often published this way. It does not change the grade.
Prominence II: Hasturian Era is a lore-driven RPG modpack in which you play as one of the Flameborn of Vaaz, tasked with stopping the Void’s invasion of the realms. Its progressive quest campaign follows two major storylines, The Void’s Invasion and The Hasturian Era, connecting the narrative to character growth and access to new content. The campaign centers on the Kingdom of Vaaz, a capital city inhabited by Flameborn, Dwarves and Serkonid, where NPCs offer dialogue, shops and quests; the city changes as your story advances. NPC interactions include voiced dialogue during the campaign and a separate interactive dialogue system presented through a custom screen. A custom leveling system awards talent points every two levels, while enemies scale with your level and multiplayer encounters receive corresponding mob scaling. Shape your character with a volcanic-themed Talent Tree containing 10 fates, 16 passive talents, five active abilities and 100 stat talents, alongside gear-based build choices. For endgame progression, the campaign’s Molten Core lets you forge artifact weapons, which you can develop through individual upgrade trees using Artifact Power earned from Molten Remnants. The Primordial Forge provides endgame armor sets with tiered effects, while Mythic Challenges offer increasingly difficult boss fights with random affixes and a time limit. Armor and weapons can also be transmogrified to change their appearance without changing their stats. The pack’s handcrafted volcanic look extends through custom interface elements, altered textures and other visual details.
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