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It's been pretty cool to go back and see it again. They're at Luclin right now, with Planes of Power coming within the month.

It was basically just vanilla EQ, then every time a guild kills all the bosses, the server votes, and the next expansion is released. My buddy and I recently went back to original EQ to fool around some on the progression server. all I'll say, is that it was probably my favorite MMO from a raiding aspect, while I was playing. 12 years and 20 expansions? EQ2 must be at 8+ expansions by now.ДЄnyway. If you want to play it, you may as well pay the highest monthly price, or you won't enjoy it.ДЄll that I will say now, is that it's hard just starting into a game that is so many expansions into the MMO. It's really expensive to unlock everything you'd get with the monthly plan, and so restrictive that it's not worth it.

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it went free to play, so I downloaded the game again and a friend and I started back up. Plus, I hit max level (at the time), just a few weeks before the Kunark expansion, which was also pretty awesome. It was the perfect mix of WoW and original EQ raiding. Probably the best raiding I had experienced as well. Almost everything that was wrong with the original EQ2 release was fixed. I went back around the time that the Fey expansion came out, and it was SOOOOO much better. I played for a couple months at release, and it wasn't very good. I played EQ2 for quite some time in an eng-game guild. Coach your apprentice to make his or her research more efficient gain XP and rewards as well as recipes as your apprentice gains in skill.ДЄA Limit Increase - The AA limit will be increased above the current limit of 300. Tradeskill Apprentice - Claim your tradeskill apprentice and gain your very own minion! Put your apprentice to work researching new recipes for extremely powerful items specific to your tradeskill class. Reforging - Ever obtained an item thatвЂ™s just not quite what you wanted? Using the reforging system, you will be able to reconfigure your items to change their stats and even add particle effects! As you travel, be sure to watch out for signature mercenaries who may not normally be available, but who will serve you well and faithfully for a limited time. Coin talks, and the mercenaries of the shattered lands are eager to listen. Is your group short-handed? Now you can hire a brave companion to fight by your side, filling a spot in your group or assisting you in a duo. Mercenaries - As you travel the lands of Norrath, keep your eyes open for mercenaries who may be for hire. In the Age of Discovery, Beastlords will walk the lands of Norrath once again! Work with your warder to build up your strengths and exploit your enemiesвЂ™ weaknesses. Seek out new animals throughout the world to train as your warder pet.

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Site lists the latest expansion as the 'Age of Discovery' released on Decemand has the following new features plus includes all previous 8 expansions:Дungeon Maker - Ever wanted to build your own dungeon? Now you can, with the Dungeon Maker system! Locate and collect a variety of floor layouts and styles, decorate your dungeon, select monsters to fill it, and battle through the content you designed to win new rewards!Д«eastlords - At last, the Beastlord class returns to Norrath. Also, the free to play version is sure to remove a large amount of the fun classes. The downsides are the animations and character models are kind of freaky and ugly, and there are vast swathes of the game that are irrelevant (like the original Qeynos and Freeport newbie areas) and/or empty. It's probably closest to original vanilla WoW, except with all the extra content from 5+ years of development. This is a game that lies somewhere midway between the punishing level of EQ1 and the 'so easy I can level to 85 with my eyes closed' level of modern WoW. That lack of streamlining may be a plus for some people, I guess. However, in my experience, it is not nearly as polished or streamlined as WoW. There really is a huge diversity of content. The crafting is awesome, as is the shared bank account for all your server's characters (no more mailing crap to your alts). I joined an established guild and went in their guildhouse and it was like going into the mansion of some crazy time-traveling billionaire fratboys or something. Also you can actually afford a house, unlike LotRO when I played. The player/guild housing is the best of any MMO I've played - you can put up heirloom weapons and armor on the walls, decorate with furniture that you make yourself, etc. I haven't played in awhile, but it is a decent and viable alternative.

Eq2 shape the future