Path Of A Swordman is a very fun and innovative singleplayer RPG. It has many cool systems, such as a much different item drop system and a cool quest system. It also has a very cool Inner Point system in which a player gets an Inner Point for every ten Soul Inner Points for every level. You can spend your Inner Points on Dexterity, Vitality, Soul, Divine, and Darkness. It is wise to spend lots of points on Soul early on so you can get more points later on. The item drop system is also cool. Instead of the item just dropping from the creep you killed, it has a small chance to drop. You get a notice of what item dropped, and it appears at your camp area. You get to this camp area by using the Camp Bag ability. This is where you can heal, forge items, pick up dropped items, and sell items. Once you leave camp, you are transported right back where you were. The great thing about this item system is that you never have to leave an item behind and not be able to sell it because the items are transported right to your camp! You can even sell or forge the items right there! The quest system is different than most quest systems. Instead of just walking up to the unit and watching a (boring) cinematic, you just click the unit and see the white dialogue above the unit. Some quests are also repeating, which is a feature many Warcraft 3 maps do not have. Another cool thing about the map is the swords. Instead of raising your attack damage by a fixed number, they increase your damage by a percent of your own attack damage. Items become obsolete much slower this way. Another cool thing about the Swords and Shields is that although you can carry more than one at a time, the extra bonuses do not affect you once you get more than one. This is great because there is no stupid text such as "You already have a Sword." One last cool thing about the items is that they show up as attachments to the hero, which is a nice touch. The abilities are also very nice. They have detailed tooltips, and show exactly how they are improved by your Inner Points. Although the grammar isn't perfect, I highly recommend this map.
5/5