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Realm Royale Abilities Guide | How to Get Abilities, Bonuses, and More

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Everything to know about abilities in Realm Royale, including class-specific ability guides.

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Realm Royale features many of same ingredients that players have come to expect from games in the battle royale genre. Much like Fortnite and PUBG, players start the match by being airdropped onto a sprawling map where, upon landing, the immediate hunt for weapons and armor begins. Players will fight solo or as part of a squad to defeat other players, collect the best loot, and, ultimately, come out on top as victorious (awarded as a “Crown Royale”).

Where Realm Royale stands apart from its predecessors, however, is in its focus on class-based combat, offering players five different classes to choose from, selected at the start of the match. Each class features its own special abilities as well as a unique, Legendary quality weapon made with their best interests in mind. Once the match begins, there’s no swapping classes, and players are free to use whatever weapons and armor they may come across—the only gear limitation comes with the aforementioned Legendary weapons, which are unique to each class. In this guide, we’re detailing all of Realm Royale’s unique player abilities, which are a welcome addition to traditional battle royale gameplay.

How to get new abilities for your class

Each of Realm Royale’s five player classes have at total of five unique abilities and are able to equip a total of three at a time (including a movement ability, which can’t be changed). You’ll start the game with only the movement ability (bound to [F], by default) and should immediately begin hunting for combat abilities, which can drop from chests. Upon picking up an ability, it is automatically equipped in the first available slot (bound to [3], [4]), but the order can be swapped by opening the inventory menu ([I]) and clicking the “Swap” (the same goes for weapons, by the way).

As with armor and weapons, abilities can be Disenchanted to receive Shards, necessary for crafting at a Forge. Also, Abilities will drop at different rarities, including Common, Rare, Epic and Legendary, allowing you to upgrade lower tier abilities with improved versions featuring shorter cooldowns and increased durations. Some abilities even receive a damage increase with higher rarity.

You should have no problem obtaining your abilities relatively early in the game, as long as you manage to get your hands on a few chests. Legendary abilities can only be crafted (at random) by visiting a Forge, requiring 90 shards. If you defeat an enemy who is playing the same class as you, you can pick up any of their equipped abilities, which are dropped on death.

Class-specific passive bonuses

In addition to offering different gameplay through use of class-specific abilities and weapons, each class in Realm Royale also features an exclusive passive ability. These innate abilities are automatically applied and do not be equipped to activated. Here are the passives for each of Realm Royale’s classes:

Warrior: Gain 5 Health per Second.

Engineer: Gain 5 Armor per Second.

Assassin: Gain 10% Groundspeed.

Mage: Gain 30% potion effectiveness.

Hunter: Gain 10% Swap Speed and Reload Speed.

These bonuses are all pretty straightforward and generally compliment the gameplay style you can expect from each role. The Hunter’s bonus is arguably the weakest, as it doesn’t synergize well with their Legendary weapon, the Longbow. The Longbow does not require reloading and once you get it, you probably won’t need to bother switching weapons very often, as it’s a great choice for both close and long range combat. As the game is still in Early Access, it’s likely we could see changes to these passives at some point.

Realm Royale class ability guides

We’ve composed detailed guides for each class, offering a full breakdown of the numbers involved in their abilities and spotlighting each ability’s strengths and weaknesses. Be sure to check them out so you can find your new favorite class in Realm Royale!

Complete guide to Warrior abilities

Complete guide to Engineer abilities

Complete guide to Assassin abilities

Complete guide to Mage abilities

Complete guide to Hunter abilities


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Brielle Bullard
Brielle Bullard is a Freelance Writer for Gamepur and has been writing video game guides since 2008, primarily for World of WarCraft and other MMOs. A avid hobbyist, her interests outside of games include collecting anime goods and figures, hoarding stuffed animals, failing spectacularly at 3D printing, and maintaining a lengthy list of "I'll get around to it!" craft projects. A large portion of her office is dedicated to her favorite video game / anime husbando, Gilgamesh from Fate/Grand Order.