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Turn a handful of heroes into a massive legion! Legionbound is a casual retro RPG autobattler where you recruit heroes, discover class synergies, forge powerful Ascensions, and battle through hordes of enemies

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About Legionbound

Legionbound is a retro‑style, party‑based RPG that blends classic role‑playing elements with modern autobattler combat. Players recruit up to fifty heroes from forty‑two classes, arrange them on the battlefield, and watch automatic fights unfold while influencing outcomes through positioning, spells, and passive items.\nTwo primary modes shape the experience: Battle Mode, an endurance run where you survive wave after wave, and Adventure Mode, a roguelite journey that lets you build structures, earn skill points, and prepare for a final showdown. Progress carries over between runs via a detailed skill tree.

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Recruiting Heroes

Legionbound lets you assemble a legion of up to fifty heroes at once, drawing from forty‑two distinct classes. Each class offers a synergy subclass, expanding strategic options.\nHeroes can be combined into Ascension classes, granting powerful battlefield control once they have proven themselves in combat.

  • Mix classes early to discover synergy subclasses.
  • Focus on unlocking Ascension combos for later waves.

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Autobattler Combat

Combat runs automatically, but players can still affect outcomes. Heroes can be repositioned between rows, cast unlockable spells, and equip passive items that match unlocked skills.\nThese actions amplify the benefits heroes receive, influencing how well they survive incoming enemy waves.

  • Adjust rows to protect weaker units.
  • Equip items that complement your unlocked spells.
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Battle Mode

In Battle Mode you embark on an endurance run across ten maps, aiming to survive as long as possible. You can recruit new heroes during the run and use items and synergy subclasses to keep them alive.\nMaps and heroes unlock as you progress, extending the challenge each time you survive longer.

  • Prioritize recruiting mid‑run to replace fallen heroes.
  • Use synergy subclasses to boost survivability.

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Adventure Mode

Adventure Mode offers a roguelite journey where you construct buildings that grant passive abilities and enhance your team over multiple battles. Maps feature varied difficulties, modifiers, and rewards, while a final foe grows stronger over time.\nYou may choose to face the Endbringer or loop back to strengthen your legion before the final confrontation.

  • Build structures that complement your current hero lineup.
  • Consider looping to gain extra power before the final boss.

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Progression Between Runs

Even after a wipe, you earn skill points that feed into an expansive roguelite skill tree. This tree upgrades future runs, allowing respecs at will and unlocking bonuses that smooth later challenges.\nProgress also includes unlocking new maps, heroes, and Ascension combinations, ensuring each run feels fresh.

  • Invest skill points in upgrades that benefit multiple classes.
  • Respec when trying a new hero composition.

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    Legionbound FAQ

    Can I play Legionbound without a controller?

    Yes, the game is playable with standard input devices and does not require timed input.

    Is there a multiplayer option?

    Legionbound is a single‑player experience only.

    What platforms support the game?

    It runs on Windows and Linux; macOS is not listed as supported.

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    Original editorial guidance. Game imagery and trailers are provided by the publisher through Steam. Media and reference links checked 2026-10-22. Game versions, supported platforms, and balance can change; consult the linked release notes for current details.