There's a lot you can do with that universe. In Legion, players see how the marriage of strategy, RPGs, and action meet in a happy convergence. Characters can build up their characters with new weapons and armor, like in an RPG, but they also have strategy elements that play heavily into the game's core. A lot of it is that it's evolved based on the requirements of the platform and our desire to push the genre and the game further. It's tough because it doesn't fit into one category.
Legion focuses less on resource management and more on troops.
You control a troop of knights and depending on your mission objective or objectives, you can venture on a single quest for treasure, or attack a castle with a mote and dangerous, fire-slinging enemies. Console players will also be expecting something a little more exciting and fast paced. The emphasis will be more on the environment and what you can do with it. To reach the castle on the hill and avoid getting oil dumped on you. While Sony hasn't revealed any of its online aspects yet to the public or to most developers, it could be a two or four-player game in which you pass the controller, or play, head to head on a split screen.