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Nosgoth update 4.0 takes you to the Crucible

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The latest big Nosgoth update has hit, bringing with it a new map: the Crucible.

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Other than the Crucible itself (“defined by forges and workshops, gladiatorial training grounds and arenas, slave pens and birthing catacombs”, according to the press release), this update adds in a Deceiver Evolved skin which players unlock at level 25, a two week in-game event called Inferno, a revamped HUD, and a number of other little improvements.

By my count, this marks the third update Nosgoth has received since hitting open beta, with the free-to-play title previously receiving a new class for each side – the Summoner for the vampires, and the Vanguard for the humans.

The new update should be available now. You can see some screens and a quick overview video of the new map below.


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