Dragonheir: Silent Gods turns three with a hero its players helped build

Dragonheir: Silent Gods is turning three with a hero its players helped create.

Developer Proxima Beta has added Reverser of Order: Child of Chaos for the anniversary, after inviting the community to vote and comment on the character's design, skills and setting, according to Video Games Chronicle.

The game is a dark fantasy strategy RPG, a role-playing game built around squad tactics and open-world exploration. It is available on PC via Steam or Windows, alongside Android and iOS. In the US it is known as Dragonstride: Legacy Reborn. Its roster now runs to more than 300 heroes.

Child of Chaos arrives as a new SP Hero, a higher-grade character type. It is recruitable through the anniversary-exclusive Reversal Summon banner, a limited-time in-game draw for characters. Players are guaranteed to unlock the hero after 300 pulls. Its exclusive Dragonbone Catalyst Artifact, an equipable item that adds extra combat effects, will be available in the Artifact Shop during the anniversary event.

In battle, the hero has an unusual toolkit. Child of Chaos can be treated as any element, the damage type that decides strengths and weaknesses in each fight. The character is immune to buffs and debuffs, short-term boosts and penalties, as well as crowd control, effects that stun, freeze or otherwise stop a character from acting.

Child of Chaos can also periodically remove a debuff from an allied character or a buff from an enemy. When that removal succeeds, allies regain health. That makes the hero built for turning fights around rather than dealing raw damage alone.

The anniversary also brings a server-wide faction battle starting 15 September. Players choose an allegiance after taking the Fated Path Test, a short in-game quiz that points them to a side. Child of Chaos represents one faction in that fight, the Order of Reversal.

Outside the game, Proxima Beta is releasing an official Dark Lady Collector's Edition Figure. Like the new hero, its pose and setting were shaped by player input. It gives collectors something physical to mark the three-year point.

What makes this stand out is the process. Most anniversary additions arrive finished. Here, community votes fed directly into the final character and figure.