It would be a simplistic game indeed if the enemies didn't have their own set of attacks. I can't imagine that going for a mainstream experience they would take that approach, unless they were trying to emulate Dragon Warrior I or something. Even then, the dragons still had a fire breath attack.

As for the necromancer, I assume by the sound design demo available that you won't actually be reviving enemies, but instead summoning skeletons. There's an ability in the sound design demo that sounds like a skeleton clawing it's way up from the ground, and that demo was to showcase the sound design of the class specific skills. They could end up having both abilities as in Diablo 2 though.

is it me or does Gwen                                                                                                                  sound a bit like Bastla from knights of the old republic?

I won't say anything about the specific skill set of the necromancer class—I think that for a lot of people, discovering the different abilities of the different classes will be one of the most fun parts, so I don't want to give anything away. I will say that some enemies, particularly humanoid enemies, will use attacks that can be learned by different player controlled classes, but plenty of enemies have unique skills as well.

I never really thought about it, but yeah, Gwen's voice does remind me of Bastila a bit. I'm trying to figure out when and where I told you her name was Gwen, until I remembered that she's referred to by name in the demo.

Ha, we definitely do not have that kind of money. That said, I think she's definitely good enough to be in triple-A games, but nobody in our cast has made it to that level of commercial success...yet!

All of the main characters of the game were cinematized in the AHC trailer along with a sampling of what you could expect them to have for skills. They were named in the credits of the youtube video. So technically we already know who the main characters are and have a rough idea of what abilities they have. We've also seen them demonstrated quite extensively in the combat demo, which as far as I know is no longer available but which was posted long before the kickstarter campaign. The equipment audio demo also shows the characters by name at least and we're given a rough idea of what class they are when Joseph demonstrates what equipment might be best for them.

I'd say that's plenty of teasers.

Characters, not classes. Though the necromancer class was demonstrated in the talisman quest demo. Each character excluding the one created by the player has a pre-existing class, as you can see in the features list on outofsightgames.com.

From what i understand, the collector's edition will be on a disc, but you wll also be able to download the normal game.

Hmm, new idea for a character: Kai the Robot, who wields a 2D12+20 Sword of Indomitable Might...

Aaron is right; the standard means of acquiring the game will be through digital download. The collectors' edition, offered as a donation incentive, is really more of a novelty—it's not something we intend to be a major means of purchasing the game or anything. Just something cool to have as a memento for supporting the campaign.

Hi, I'm 1 of the ones that purchased the special in game items pack via the KS. I can't wait to play. It's gonna be so fun.

Wait, I'm a bit confused with that last post. What's going on?

Lol. It's called sarcasm. 2d12 refers to rolling to 12 sided dice. In dungeons and dragons, you use many differently sided dice, most common being a d20. There are even d100s, though they're not too terribly common from what I recall.

It's an inside joke, guys. Way back when, Kai (sarcastically) said something about wanting a 2d12 + 20 Sword of Indomitable Might (I think that was it, anyway) and now we're just being goofy. And yes, D100s are a thing—it's almost a sphere. The Call of Cthulhu RPG is the only tabletop game I know of offhand that uses one.