For one, after a few completed campaigns you will inevitably start to see more of the same story events you've seen previously.

Good points aside I found that the more I played, the more the negative aspects of the game started to bug me. So mages in particular have quite a variety of options for attacking enemies. So a wooden object can be used as a splinterblast or a stone wall for a discus style attack. Mages can basically possess items on the battle map and use them for attacks. I also particularly liked the magic system for the mage class in this game. Each faction is pretty different in terms of enemy variety and style of combat which helps stop the monotony setting in too early with the combat. The story campaigns that come with the game are pretty good with each one pitting you against a different faction of enemies. The randomly selected story segments and choices you can make also go a long way to making each campaign feel a bit more unique than the more standard scripted RPGs. It's a pretty cool concept and on completing a campaign, the characters you used can be added to your legacy to appear again in any future campaigns you play. Your characters become more skilled in their respective classes, gain better gear, form relationships or rivalries, gain injuries or even transformations and then retire to be succeeded by the new generation of adventurers which can include their own children. The main good point of this game is the procedural storytelling and development of your party. This is a really good game that, while I did enjoy overall, the longer I played it the more pronounced it's flaws became.

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