American McGee latest fairytale mashup—in this case, a cocktail of Red Riding Hood infused with a feudal Japan flavor—is now playable on Steam through its Early Access program. With the free-to-play Akaneiro: Demon Hunters having undergone a successful Kickstarter campaign , it may seem weird to pay $10 for the privilege of playing the Steam beta, but Spicy Horse swears you'll get some cool stuff out of this deal.
By becoming an early adopter, you'll receive $30 worth of stuff to embellish your bug-hunting experience with, including various exclusive stat-boosting equipment, in-game currency, and all sorts of consumables—things to give you a leg up on those who'll only begin playing after Akaneiro's official launch.
Of course, most of Akaneiro's features are still yet to come. Sometime this month, enemies will start dropping materials for new crafting vendors, and bosses will begin to drop 'significant' items. Multiplayer's still not around yet, but Spicy Horse is hoping that'll come in July. Eventually, the number of available abilities, missions, and enemies will be expanded as well.
Oddly, it looks like you can still play the game free via the official site . But if you're a fellow fan of McGee and must play on Steam, you can now get a glimpse at his next madcap vision.
For those of you who don't know people who preorder get early access to the Demon Hunter class. Blizzard dev's havent released any indication yet on when they are going to provide the early access. Speculation suggests its anywhere from prepatch to a couple of hours before release.
Maybe the general forums isnt the best place to ask this question, but i will hope this gets traction for a bluepost
They've said it will be a couple of weeks after prepatch, but haven't given a firm date on prepatch.
Best guess for prepatch right now is 19 or 26 July, with DH becoming available (probably) about 2-3 weeks later. For those of you who don't know people who preorder get early access to the Demon Hunter class. Blizzard dev's havent released any indication yet on when they are going to provide the early access. Speculation suggests its anywhere from prepatch to a couple of hours before release.we will get them at latest August 23rd, the guy who leaked WoD's release date and some other stuff said 7.0 prepatch is coming on July 19th as well. They've said it will be a couple of weeks after prepatch, but haven't given a firm date on prepatch. I thought one of the blizzard devs actually said they were thinking 2days before release we will get them at latest August 23rd, the guy who leaked WoD's release date and some other stuff said 7.0 prepatch is coming on July 19th as well. isnt that the wowleaks guy on reddit? I'm almost positive hes actually a blizzard employee (since hes been on point with alot of things so far), and it isnt unheard of marketing tactic.
From one of the interviews on MMO Champion on 10 June
The pre-expansion patch will contain things like class changes and the new transmog system. A couple of weeks after it is released, the Demon Hunters, Broken Shore event, and demon invasions will be unlocked. The demon invasions will get more intense as time goes on. http://www.mmo-champion.com/content/?page=4
With the pre-patch, everyone will get all the class changes and other world-wide changes.
They also get any pre-expansion world events that happen. Whether or not they have pre-purchased Legion. Sometime between then and Aug 30th, DH will be available for anyone who has already purchased Legion and has the Legion code applied to their account (which means you must have purchased it digitally direct from Blizz).
There is a set of warglaives rewarded for the invasion event, so I imagine they'll be available for at least a week before launch.
There is a set of warglaives rewarded for the invasion event, so I imagine they'll be available for at least a week before launch. from what i have heard there is also item drops for them being added into HFC. i i'd imagine they may release before that point as well
06/24/2016 10:21 AMPosted by Manadork
There is a set of warglaives rewarded for the invasion event, so I imagine they'll be available for at least a week before launch.from what i have heard there is also item drops for them being added into HFC. i i'd imagine they may release before that point as wellThey're getting a T18 set and a class trinket from Archimonde.
06/24/2016 10:41 AMPosted by Giggawatz
..from what i have heard there is also item drops for them being added into HFC. i i'd imagine they may release before that point as wellThey're getting a T18 set and a class trinket from Archimonde. With that being the case, they'll be out a few weeks before launch. Just enough time for people to potentially gear them up a little bit.
In the Beta, they look some what completed, but not sure if their Live Server ready
06/24/2016 03:02 PMPosted by Kyveli
..They're getting a T18 set and a class trinket from Archimonde.With that being the case, they'll be out a few weeks before launch. Just enough time for people to potentially gear them up a little bit. Hope so.. My lack of warglaives is killin me....
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Demon hunters, the disciples of Illidan Stormrage, uphold a dark legacy, one that frightens their allies and enemies alike. The Illidari embrace fel and chaotic magics—energies that have long threatened the world of Azeroth—believing them necessary to challenge the Burning Legion. Wielding the powers of demons they’ve slain, they develop demonic features that incite revulsion and dread in fellow elves.
Demon hunters made a pact, long ago, to fight against the forces of chaos using their own terrible powers against it. They ritually blind themselves in exchange for spectral sight that enables them to better sense their prey. This enhanced awareness, together with their great agility and magical prowess, makes demon hunters unpredictable adversaries. They wield demonically charged warblades in battle and call upon demonic energies to augment their formidable combat skills.
Demon hunters were announced at Gamescom 2015 as the new hero class for the World of Warcraft: Legion expansion. Playable demon hunters belong to the Illidari faction. Demon hunters start at level 98, experiencing a unique starting experience comparable to that for death knights, before then moving into Legion content.[3][4]
Class overview
Demon hunters, disciples of Illidan Stormrage, uphold a dark legacy, one that frightens their allies and enemies alike. The Illidari embrace fel and chaotic magics—energies that have long threatened the world of Azeroth—believing them necessary to challenge the Burning Legion. Wielding the powers of demons they’ve slain, they develop demonic features that incite revulsion and dread in fellow elves.
Demon hunters ritually blind themselves in exchange for spectral sight that enables them to better sense their prey. This enhanced awareness, together with their great agility and magical prowess, makes demon hunters unpredictable adversaries. An Illidari’s quarry has much to fear.
Forgoing heavy armor, demon hunters capitalize on speed, closing the distance quickly to sever enemies with one-handed weapons. However, Illidari must also use their agility defensively to ensure that battles end favorably.
They can command chaotic energies to inflict havoc on enemies, or they can focus their powers to resist damage. Demon hunters fuel vengeful attacks and are a leather-wearing melee DPS and tank class, with only two specializations: Havoc (DPS), and Vengeance (tank).
Background
A female night elf demon hunter.
A male blood elf demon hunter.
The first demon hunter, Illidan Stormrage, had his eyes burned out and tattoos marked on his body by Sargeras himself. The demon hunters' iconic warglaive weapons come from the famous Twin Blades of Azzinoth, which Illidan took from the doomguard named Azzinoth.
During the years Illidan was in Outland, many elves sought him out because they had lost everything to the Burning Legion and wanted to devote themselves to its destruction.[5] Some blood elf demon hunters were instead sent to Illidan by Kael'thas Sunstrider.[6] On average, only one in five elves survive the demon hunter training. Most are overwhelmed and killed by the demonic energy or go insane and commit suicide.[7] At least one night elf demon hunter wasn't trained by Illidan in Outland, Illysanna Ravencrest, who seem to have been a demon hunter since the War of the Ancients after following in Illidan's footsteps.[8][9]
Some demon hunters' souls are bound to the Twisting Nether, effectively making them demons, and killing them in the physical universe will only send them back into the Nether. Such souls are described by Illidan as 'immortal demon souls'.[10] This does not seem to be the case for all demon hunters, as Illidan was intrigued when he learned about the player's.[10]
Training
The training begins with the person slaying a demon, eating its heart, and drinking its blood. The spirit of the ingested demon bonds with them and from this bond the demon hunter receives visions of the Burning Legion destroying countless worlds across the universe.[11] In horror at the sight, they tear their own eyes out, and usually puts them into a coma.[12] The fel power infusing their bodies after ingesting the demon's heart and blood causes the demon hunter to mutate, gaining demonic features such as scales, horns, or claws.[13] As with all chaos-touched creatures, the forms that these traits will take can be quite unpredictable.[14]
After the demon hunter awakens and their spectral sight begins to take effect, they are given tattoos which keep their inner demon from overwhelming them, but it is still always there, talking to them and trying to get them to turn to the Legion.[15]Arcane energy counters fel energy, thus they mark their bodies with arcane runes to keep the fel forces in check.[16] Keeping their demons at bay with those tattoos and willpower[14] is necessary to not become demons themselves.[17] Each ritual to become a demon hunter is different and, as such, no two sets of tattoos are the same.[14]
Demon hunters have a constant craving for fel power and demonic flesh,[7] and live in constant torment from the sacrifices they've made.[18] Some succumb to the overbearing power of fel energy and lose all control of themselves. Their blood begins to burn and they unwillingly take on their demon form before lashing out at any nearby living beings.[19] Assuming Metamorphosis form is a very dangerous feat to undertake: unleashing the demon within is risking that the demonic power will take over. Should this happen, all semblance of the elf that was will be lost and only a demonic servant of the Burning Legion will remain.[14]
Demon hunters used to be taught about demons by Varedis Felsoul, infiltration by Alandien, and weapons by Netharel. Varedis also used to oversee training duels.[7]Theras's role was not elaborated on.
Jace Darkweaver, a former mage, found that the fel in his body has made arcane all but impossible to use, even though he retained the knowledge of his old spells.[20] Despite this, Illidan himself casts spells quite often during World of Warcraft: Illidan, so it may vary from individual to individual.
Notable
Illidan Stormrage.
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This section concerns content related to Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos or its expansion The Frozen Throne.
A list of random demon hunter names that appear in Warcraft III:
Races
Only two playable races can be demon hunters: night elves and blood elves.
Demon hunter characters have completely unique voice overs different from night elves and blood elves of other classes.
Appearance
Appearance options for the demon hunter class.
Unlike most classes, demon hunter characters come with special visual customization options.
Metamorphosis
Metamorphosis forms retain the demon hunter characters hair color and tattoo shape.
Starting experience
Demon hunters will have a unique starting experience, similar in nature to the death knight starting experience. Starting at level 98, players will then be able to 'immediately flow into' Legion content.
The demon hunter storyline starts years before Legion, at the events at the Black Temple. Part of an elite team of demon hunters, the player is sent on a 'suicide mission' by Illidan to the Legion prison world of Mardum, the world in which Sargeras imprisoned demons prior to his descent into madness. As events play out, the player will learn what it means to be a demon hunter, and the true meaning of sacrifice.[3]
Years later, the player is awoken in the Vault of the Wardens. Desperate for help in the fight against the Burning Legion, the wardens have 'thrown the switch' to awaken the imprisoned demon hunters, in particular because of their unique abilities when it comes to fighting demons.
Specializations
Unlike most classes, demon hunters have only 2 specializations: Havoc, a damage dealing spec; and Vengeance, a tanking spec.
Havoc
Havoc demon hunters are agile melee damage dealers, using the weapons of the enemy against them. They constantly struggle to resist the corruption of the power they wield and can channel that power to achieve feats of impossible agility, or release it explosively in a torrent of chaos.[22]
A highly mobile melee DPS spec, Havoc demon hunters rush and charge across the battlefield, assailing their targets with a flurry of attacks. Their filler abilities build Fury, which can be consumed to unleash a chain of explosive attacks at just the right time; with powerful damage-enhancing cooldowns such as [Metamorphosis] and [Chaos Blades], Havoc is a spec with strong burst damage capabilities. With a variety of AoE attacks, Havoc has naturally strong multi-target damage potential, but can also deal powerful single target damage with the right talent choices. Primarily melee, Havoc can also deal decent ranged damage when necessary through abilities like [Throw Glaive] and [Eye Beam].
In PvP, Havoc demon hunters hound their prey, chasing them relentlessly and aggressively burning down priority targets, and are especially effective at cutting through to soft backline targets. They have a number of counters to caster classes, while their agility allows them to kite other melee classes, while dealing a steady stream of ranged damage. Their signature strength, their agility, is also their weakness: when stunned, rooted or heavily snared demon hunters are quickly dispatched by the groups of foes into which they all too readily throw themselves.
Vengeance
Vengeance demon hunters wield fire and pain as their weapons. Those who follow the path of vengeance have found strength in their suffering, and by harnessing that power, they are able to inflict it upon their enemies while defending themselves and their allies from harm. They directly attack the soul of their foe.[22]
Capable tanks, Vengeance weather the wrath of their enemies by cleaving fragments from their souls, which can then be consumed by the demon hunter to restore their health. They have regular damage reduction abilities in [Demon Spikes] and [Empower Wards], as well as a number of stronger defensive tools, but primarily rely on self-healing for survivability. They also have access to a number of sigils, used for AoE damage and crowd control, and can leap between enemies, allowing them to quickly counter any threat. They have good AoE and multi-target threat through various damaging abilities.
Abilities
Havoc demon hunters use Fury as their primary resource while Vengance demon hunters use Pain. Some abilities generate Fury or Pain, while other consume it. Demon hunter attacks primarily deal Physical, Fire, or Chaos damage.
Gear
Demon hunters are able to wear cloth and leatherarmor only, and gain additional benefits from wearing completely leather. They can equip warglaives, fist weapons, one-handed axes, and one-handed swords.
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In the RPG
This section contains information from the Warcraft RPG which is considered non-canon.
Background
An elven demon hunter with her eyes intact.[23]
Illidan Stormrage is the most famous demon hunter, and was the first of their kind. Even Illidan's own brother did not appreciate his sacrifice, and locked him below ground for thousands of years for trafficking with dark powers. Illidan's case was unique. Sargeras, lord of the Burning Legion, burned away Illidan's eyes with magic fire until only scorched sockets remained. Illidan's resulting sight was a maddening display of violent colors. His altered vision allowed him to easily recognize both demons and mortals with magic powers. In addition, Sargeras covered Illidan's body with black tattoos that increased his arcane power.[24]
Later, a group of night elves, inspired by Illidan's example, made a pact to turn the Burning Legion's powers against it, fighting destruction with destruction. Obviously they could not gain their powers in the same way Illidan did, but they discovered other means. In the millennia since, other night elves, and a few creatures of other races, have made the same pact, binding demonic essence in their bodies and using it to destroy the Legion's minions.[24]
Though many among the night elves and the Alliance fear the demon hunters and their pact with darkness, all know that demon hunters and their demonically-charged warblades have played an important part in combating what remains of the Burning Legion.[23]
Development and abilities
Demon hunters have a variety of abilities that assist them in destroying demons, though the power coursing through their bodies also allows them to prevail over lesser foes. Demon hunters eschew heavy armor, valuing mobility and speed. As a demon hunter grows in power, they undergo a gradual evolution, becoming more and more demonic in appearance. The changes are cosmetic and can take many different forms, from burning eyes to black blood. By the time the demon hunter reaches the pinnacle of his development, he is a twisted and dark version of his former self - though the chaotic energy in his body does not affect his personality and allegiance (or so the demon hunters claim), it wreaks great changes on his physical form. The demon hunter’s gradual evolution achieves its pinnacle as they become a demonic entity. Their appearance has changed to something frightening: The exact changes vary, but can include glowing red eyes; horns; clawed feet and hands; nonfunctioning wings; cloven hooves; a spiked tail; dark skin; a deep, rumbling voice; and similar cosmetic changes. The demon hunter becomes an outsider.
The demon hunter can drain a demon’s energy to fuel their own powers. They mainly use arcane and fire energy. Shadow energy is rare. No other energies have been confirmed. The demon hunter can channel the chaos energy within them into a melee weapon to increase its powers. In time the demon hunter becomes more proficient in channeling demonic energy into their weapons, and highly skilled demon hunters are adept at this technique.Demon hunters have shown the ability to cover their bodies in a shell of flame. At the pinnacle of evolution, Demon hunters can unleash the demon in them and turn themselves (temporarily) into something more. This is called Metamorphosis.
Demon hunters hone their speed and maneuverability to overcome their foes.[24]
Relations
Night elf society shuns demon hunters. Most night elves don't understand the noble sacrifice that demon hunters make; therefore, they make another sacrifice: to be outcasts from their society. Other cultures share the night elves' distrust of demon hunters, and the shadowy individuals are not welcome in cities throughout the Alliance or Horde-controlled lands. Citizens and soldiers may allow a demon hunter to stay at an inn or take a brief rest at a tavern, but they watch them warily and breathe sighs of relief when they leave. These people do not see the demon hunters for the heroes and martyrs they are; they see them as dangerous individuals who consort with dark powers, almost as bad as warlocks. Such ignorance embitters many demon hunters, and most are solitary souls. Some are fortunate enough to find the company of a few individuals who appreciate them, or at least show them little ill will.[24]
Race and initiation
An armored human demon hunter with his eyes intact.[24]
The tradition of the demon hunter arises from night elf history, and almost all demon hunters are night elves. A few blood elves make the pledge as well, seeking revenge for the destruction of their home. Other races can become demon hunters, but such individuals are unheard of. Any member of another race who is willing to make the sacrifices necessary to join the fight against the demonic invaders must find a night elf or blood elf demon hunter to assist him in the initiation ceremonies.[24]
Humans can also be demon hunters.[23] Some of these demon hunters can be found guarding Mount Hyjal with the help of fellow night elf demon hunters.[25] Demon hunters in other races are rare, but some exist.[citation needed]
To become a demon hunter, a hero must find a demon hunter who is willing to lead them through a series of complex rituals. These rituals involve capturing a demon and sacrificing it in order to bind a portion of its spirit inside the hero.[23] As part of the ceremony to become a demon hunter, the initiate burns out his or her eyes with a magic blade to entrap a demonic essence within their body. Most demon hunters then bind their mutilated eyes with strips of cloth. In return for this sacrifice, the demon hunter gains the ability to see the world without vision — creatures are visible as dimly glowing forms against a gray and murky background. Demonic energy blazes like burning pitch in the night; the demon hunter sees and recognizes it easily.[24]
Equipment and weaponryEquipment
Though equipment obviously varies from demon hunter to demon hunter, one universal element of the order seems to be the blindfold. Used to conceal the remains of the demon hunters' mutilated eye sockets, the demon hunter blindfold is usually some dark but mundane-looking fabric. Blindfolds are occasionally neglected, perhaps to make the demon hunter appear more frightening and intimidating. A second common occurrence among demon hunters is the tendency for the males among their numbers to be stripped to the waist, which is just one display of the demon hunters' emphasis on the importance of agility and general rejection of heavier armor. Those female demon hunters that have surfaced have been similarly garbed, wearing only the bare minimum of clothing on their upper bodies, sometimes even nothing at all. Demon hunters further tend to wear what appears to be cloth or leather, rarely (if ever) donning plate and mail, favoring greater speed and agility on the battlefield.
Weaponry
To contrast their stark lack of armor and clothing in general, demon hunters seem to typically carry large, curved warglaives, in the style of Illidan Stormrage's own Twin Blades of Azzinoth. Though the exact reason for this tendency isn't well explained, there are several possible reasons. One is that this kind of weapon has simply become a tradition over the years, later demon hunters mimicking the first of their kind. Another is that this style of curved warblades is common among the kind of demons that demon hunters have to kill as part of their basic initiation process. A third explanation is that the dual-bladed nature of their large, curved weapons allows them to deal the most damage with the least amount of effort, allowing them to focus on their agility and speed. A final explanation is that this kind of weapon is somehow easier to magically charge or channel through, though there is nothing that directly suggests this.
Demon hunters also possess a plethora of magical abilities, most notably the ability to metamorphose. Many abilities also tend to vary from demon hunter to demon hunter, possibly derived from the type of demon that they originally partially absorbed.
A demon hunter warblade.
Demon hunter warblades description: These blades appear as a strange cross between a small buckler and a sharp-looking, curved, two-bladed short sword. The demon hunters of the night elves wear these blades while they hunt the minions of the Scourge, the Burning Legion or other dark adversaries worthy of such weaponry. While many of the demon hunters rely on non-magic weapons, eventually most have either one of these double blades or a matching pair.[26]
The use of such weapons tells a lot about the individual wielding them. The inwardly-curving nature of the blades means that the demon hunter must get extremely close to their opponent, literally within what would normally be punching range, in order to get maximum use of the blades. The warblades would be swung in wide arcs at extreme speed, viciously lacerating the foe. More often than not, the warblades will have intricate serrations on the outer edge of the blade near the central buckle, adding yet another facet to the brutal nature of the weapons.
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I just pre-ordered legion and it says 'Take advantage of early access to the new Demon Hunter hero class prior to the expansion’s release' I went on right away and looked for a class option under a new Night Elf that said Demon Hunter but none existed. Am I missing something?
It's not out yet
You've got a few months to go before that even becomes an option. The only thing you can enjoy now is the level boost (and the ads going away).
Oh ok thanks
I'm assuming it's during the pre-launch event during the month the previous launch patch goes live so they can beta test the demon hunter before the actual EXPANSION hits and hopefully debug/nerf things that should be nerfed with the class. I'm hoping they release it earlier than before the release date for preorder people to play it before legion hits so blizzard knows, what's good what's bad what sucks, what's horrible and what needs to be changed. Though the beta looks like they nailed the Class. But needs to be nerfed.
I'm pretty sure they said the early access for Demon Hunter is only the 1-2 weeks leading up to the expansion's release.
Here is the info:
http://us.battle.net/wow/en/blog/19950406/world-of-warcraft%C2%AE-legion%E2%84%A2-now-available-for-pre-purchase-11-6-2015 Under the header Demon Hunter Early Access it says 'During the pre-launch early-access period, players will be able to complete the Demon Hunter’s unique starting experience, achieve level 100, and take on high-level Warlords of Draenor content..' Pre-launch early access period most likely means it will be available a short time before the expansion is released; most likely during the pre-launch patch, during whatever event is lined up leading to legion's release. There will be an announcement with the release date for early access closer to the pre-launch patch. I'm pretty sure they said the early access for Demon Hunter is only the 1-2 weeks leading up to the expansion's release.They haven't announced an official date or timeline yet, but that would be a reasonable timeline to assume.
I hope they do let us play DH for the event since all the BoP Items you can get will be fun to have on my DH assuming they are as fun as they seem so far and I spend a lot of time on it.
Well I am a little disappointed if the Release isn't coming out until September of 2016 that's 10 months away. But I expected that. However when something is advertised as coming out before the Expansion is Released, I expect it a lot sooner than 2 Weeks previous to the actual Expansion Launch. A lot of people are ordering the Pre-Release Now, expectiong the Demon-Hunter Ability to be there. Very Disappointing when it doesn't show up.
With a pre-purchase, you'll get early access under two scenarios:
a) With the release of 7.0, or b) Within a week of the launch of the expansion. At the moment, they're still designing the second half of the introductory experience, and in all likelihood, they'll redo the original half, too. Well I am a little disappointed if the Release isn't coming out until September of 2016 that's 10 months away. But I expected that. However when something is advertised as coming out before the Expansion is Released, I expect it a lot sooner than 2 Weeks previous to the actual Expansion Launch. A lot of people are ordering the Pre-Release Now, expectiong the Demon-Hunter Ability to be there. Very Disappointing when it doesn't show up. The expansion will be out at some point between May-July (the September date is just a fallback option in case something goes wrong, and the Beta, according to the development team, will start within weeks of BlizzCon).
Your early Demon Hunter access starts a week before expansion actually launches.
I'm glad I checked out this thread. I was willing to pre-order now if the DH class were available but 8-10 months seems like a long time to purchase in advance for nothing. Thanks for the information!
Yeah i agree Thorkeld, unfortunately i miss understood and bought it anyway.. thanks blizzard.. LOVE the way with words. KEK
Your early Demon Hunter access starts a week before expansion actually launches. They said on MMOCHAMP that it's the prepatch
Prepatch is not 2 weeks before, it's probably 4-6 weeks which gives you enough time to reach level 100, raid, maybe even get your legendary ring.
Is it a waste to use the level boost on a night elf now? Or should We wait for the Demon Hunter to come out and then Level boost Him?
Is it a waste to use the level boost on a night elf now? Or should We wait for the Demon Hunter to come out and then Level boost Him? Demon hunters start at level 98 in their own little starting zone like death knights do. You'll hit 100 before you leave.
11/16/2015 01:39 AMPosted by Correvordn
Is it a waste to use the level boost on a night elf now? Or should We wait for the Demon Hunter to come out and then Level boost Him?Demon hunters start at level 98 in their own little starting zone like death knights do. You'll hit 100 before you leave. When Is The Early Access For Demon Hunters MovieSo, anyone who boosted the demon hunter will have wasted a boost.
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