The Peacekeeper is the Knights faction’s Assassin. With high mobility for countering and evading enemy attacks, but a short attack range, the Peacekeeper is ideal for harassing an enemy and ...

The newest hero to For Honor is a bad man, full of anger, angst, and head-cutting ability. Check out all his gruesome executions right now.

For Honor isn't all about brute force, while some heroes excel at brutal, up-close combat, if you want an agile and stealthy hero, you'll be interested in the Peacekeeper class. The Peacekeeper ...

For Honor got new emotes this week - and they cost an arm and a leg. 7000 Steel each, in fact. If you're playing or have played the game, you'll know 7000 Steel is not loose change when it comes ...

The next For Honor season releasing later this month is adding Paired Emotes, a feature players have requested more than once throughout the years of content the game’s gotten. Through the ...

The Peacekeeper is one of twelve character classes that you can play as in For Honor, and it falls under the Knights faction. They have low defenses, but are completely about speed and surprise ...

For Honor 's competitive scene is getting off the ground with some of its first competitions and some participants in Major League Gaming's tournaments are calling for a ban on a controversial ...

The Peacekeeper's popularity has extended to the fledgling For Honor tournament scene, which has been criticised for the over-abundance of the Peacekeeper.

The purpose of the message was to call for a ban on the use of the Peacekeeper class in MLG tournaments, and MLG, reflecting the seriousness of the complaint, agreed.

Ubisoft's For Honor has a lot of unlockable gear and goodies, just like Blizzard Entertainment's Overwatch. Well, one of the things you can unlock in the game is an emote, and there's one ...

Ubisoft adds new For Honor emote 'Kill Card', displaying emotes through each of the classes.

For Honor, like many modern games, allows you to use emotes. These are elaborate character animations that express certain attitudes, and are traditionally used at the start or end of the match.