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What are you guys most excited about? I like the idea of crafting only being a viable option

Perhaps procedurally generated crafting recipes could work? (Kind of like how rogue-like games make their dungeons)

This seems like a great idea. Perhaps you'll be able to take on character flaws to get more creation points too.

This is all rampant speculation and opinions are my own. Character Selection (source) On the left side, we can see that there are 12 different archetypes. My guess is that these are the games' various classes. Starting from the top row, the first three archetypes appear to be wearing heavy armor. We know that the second archetype is the Knight, so I'm guessing the first and third archetype are variances on these. (ie: Paladin, Barbarian, etc.) What really interests me is the last one in that row. The character shown appears to be wearing heavy armor, but he's also carrying a b

I work at a Cub Scout summer camp. This was my costume.

PAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN KappaHD// My guess is realistic graphics. A hardcore PvP MMO with cartoony graphics would be really weird.

Slowpoke Sloth OP In all seriousness though, this game's vibe is much more serious. The only unicorn that would fit in is this one: While there have been pictures of dragons on J. Todd's Twitter (here's an example), they seem more like hostile mobs that wouldn't be caught dead with a player on its back. Unless there's a class that has to do specifically with dragons, I don't think we'll be able to ride them. If anything, I'm guessing more realistic things like warhorses. If there are any magic users in this game, perhaps they could get their own arcane form of transportation.

Unfortunately, no. I happened J. Todd's Wikipedia article and I saw Shadowbane there. I really wanted to play it, but I didn't find out about Magicbane until today. It really seems like an interesting game from what I've read, especially the forum metagame. If I could, I'd love to give the original a spin.

implying that the only game we play is Wizard101

When you implement a non-cosmetic cash shop, the game becomes pay-to-win, even if the advantage is extremely small. However, I have no problem with silly-looking items that have no impact on gameplay and help support ACE.

Real quick: what beta group are you guys in? I'm in 1.

Whatever happens it's gonna be hilarious