Take Down The Gods In DCUO's New DLC
The Greeks have given us many things, among them yogurt, Jennifer Aniston (whose father was born in Greece), and a rich and vibrant mythology from which stories have been crafted for centuries. Daybreak Game Company takes advantage of a large chunk of that mythology with today's release of the newest DLC for DC Universe Online, Amazon Fury, Part II, which continues the story of the Amazon War.
Players will venture into the Underworld alongside Wonder Woman or Circe, to do battle with the beasts of Greek mythology such as Cerberus and the Hydra and even tangle with the gods of war and the Underworld, Ares and Hades. Rewards for your valor include themed base items, feats, and collections and new Wonder Woman and Circe-inspired gear.
Also included in the DLC, which is free for members, are three eight-player raids, one elite eight-player raid, two four-player operations, and one single-player mission. You can watch a bunch of videos featuring the new content on the Amazon Fury YouTube playlist page.
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