The types go as Heavy, Assassin, Hybrid, and Vanguard.
Moreover, four distinct types also define each For Honor character. The For Honor Heroes collection is divided into multiple factions, namely Viking, The Outlanders, Samurai, Wu Lin, and Knights. For Honor keeps 32 different heroes at its just-starting players’ disposal. For Honor will roll out its big Marching Fire update in mid-October, which will add a new faction (the Wu Lin) with new heroes, and a new mode, presenting another incentive to buy in for those players still around. Ubisoft is, of course, hoping that players will bite on the other editions granting more of the good stuff (they’re being offered from $14.99 to $24.99 for a limited time) after trying the game. Any heroes added after the game’s launch may be unlocked, but at nearly double the price. All the other original heroes can only be played in practice mode, and are unlocked with in-game currency. Players also choose one of the game’s three original factions, gaining the remaining three heroes in that faction for play, but they are not customizable. It only comes with three of the original heroes unlocked, customizable and playable. The Starter Edition was introduced back in March. GitHyp, a site dedicated to observing data and trends from Steam and Twitch, had findings similar to Steam Charts’, too. The average player base for the past 30 days - although most of this has come within the past 24 hours, has nearly doubled to 10,073, up from 5,139 in July. That still sent For Honor’s peak to a 14-month high, but nothing like the latest spike. So it’s not a limited free weekend, like For Honor saw back in May - which also goosed its player base, albeit briefly. 27, and those who do can keep the game thereafter. The Starter Edition of the game, normally $15, is free to download until Aug. Steam Charts shows a 24-hour peak of 216,499 - which is also the all-time peak on Steam for For Honor since launching in February 2017 - thanks to the free offer. 
And that offer, announced yesterday, has given its PC player base a huge jolt of adrenaline to a game that had trouble keeping an audience on the platform. For Honor, Ubisoft’s third-person medieval multiplayer fighting game (there’s a mouthful), is free on Steam for the next five days.
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