Wide stance, heavy weapons.
The Warrior model emphasizes mass: armored torso, planted feet, weapon held at a confident angle. Sword & Shield carries the shield visibly even when not blocking, so other players in co-op can spot the role at a glance.
DevLog · v3.1
Custom 3DModels
In v3.0 every class shared one base mesh with different textures. v3.1 fixed that with dedicated models for Warrior, Archer and Mage — each with their own silhouette, weapon and idle animation.
Lighter frame, drawn bow.
The Archer is leaner and more mobile, with the bow held ready instead of slung. Longbow uses a longer bow silhouette and a slightly different idle pose so the subclass is recognizable at a distance.
Robe and staff identity.
The Mage model leans into a robed, glowing-staff silhouette. Fire and Frost subclasses share the same base mesh but use different element-colored particle effects on the staff to communicate which rain skill is loaded.
Silhouette is gameplay.
In 3D mode, the camera sits behind and above the player. From that angle, body shape carries more identity information than any UI element. v3.1 made the class system you choose at the menu actually visible during gameplay — without it, every hero looked roughly the same once the lighting changed.