city of-heroes

The power leveling guide continues as it provides tips for efficiently running missions.

This section of the guide discusses specific builds for farming effectively in City of Heroes and City of Villains.

Sometimes you just want to get your Hero or Villain up to level 50 as quickly as possible. This powerlevelling guide will help you level up your character whether you play City of Heroes or City of Villains.

One of the 14 Archetypes (classes) in City of Heroes, the Stalker is a melee damage dealer that focuses on stealth and high burst damage.

One of the 14 Archetypes (classes) in City of Heroes, the Dominator is strange mix of ranged and melee damage attacks combined with powerful control abilities.

One of the 14 Archetypes (classes) in City of Heroes, the Corruptor is both the primary ranged damage dealer and a major source of support and buffs.

One of the 14 Archetypes (classes) in City of Heroes, the Brute is both the primary melee damage dealer and the main tank for villains.

Following the usual development cycle, NCSoft / City of Heroes / City of Villains revealed some details about their upcoming paid expansion and game update, Issue 13: Architect. Frankly, the issue seems to be a bit of a disappointment. As a fan of the game I sincerely hope I am wrong.

The Arachnos Widow is an epic archetype for villains that can only be created after you have advanced one of the villains on your account to level 50.

Villains can create an Arachnos Soldier epic archetype after they get a single villain to level 50. Despite the “epic” descriptor, they’re not really more powerful than the other villainous archetypes - just different.