World-of-dungeons.net Website Review

It is like a living organism, constantly morphing to best suit its players. This prevents the game from becoming boring. It is like a home or a hang out for friends. You meet new friends quite often. Together, you can submerse yourself in middle age backgrounds and carry out heroic dreams through your heroes in game. You can be strong without having to lift weights, intelligent without needing a college degree, or financially powerful without having to be an executive Financial wealth, beauty, race, gender, age. None of this has influence here in game. What counts is the interests and the readiness to discover. To listen, to learn, and to participate, as well as to remain steadfast. Socializing, communication, bread and games. Experiencing the success with others after a victory makes the time spent in planning tactics worth the while. Great as*istance is offered to new players. everyone here has the possibility to present themselves and be taken seriously in their group and in the forums. Duties are distributed and the the newbies of today become the Generals and Mentors of tomorrow. That is what makes this game different from the others. It changes to suit the needs of those who travel and explore its worlds. We make this game what it is. Sometimes it may not be pretty, and can at times seem lethargic. It is not always cheerful, and can be frustrating. Sometimes things do not work as intended, but still: That is exactly what I like about this game, and I see myself reflected in. THE FIRST THINGS THAT INTERESTS ME IS THE ITEMS WE FOUND DURING EXPLORATION.. And thats where I find this game ingenious. Loads of items, and in the higher levels there are still things that can be used. The uniques drop at just the right rates to prevent utter frustration, and it is always rewarding to see that one item you and your group have been searching for finally make its way into your treasure vault. The second positive plus is the hero duels.. What could make you more proud than to defeat a hero two levels