For years since launch, the island of Vvardenfell has sat on the Tamriel map in Elder Scrolls Online… taunting me, blank as the digital parchment it was drawn upon once was. But no more. Thought I traveled down to Maryland to see the official unveiling of the new ESO chapter, we didn’t get any time to actually play the new Warden class or the new zone. Now I can safely say that if you love ESO, Morrowind is set to give you heaps more of the game you adore.
– Blizzard Expanding Its Mobile Development
Saga of Lucimia – Alpha Preview Video from Early Access Event
Camelot Unchained – Swinging Hammers in the Office – Making Animations ‘Real’
Shroud of the Avatar – Environments and the One True Oracle Anchor Newsletter
The latest Shroud of the Avatar newsletter has been published that provides readers with a nice array of environments to see including snowy mountaintops to a secluded Elven camp and a lonely log cabin by the side of a lake. In addition, the “one true Oracle” is working her way through the design process from concept to becoming part of the game world.
Overwatch – Kaplan Snarks Back at IGN Commentators
Skyforge – New Moon Order Trailer Heralds the Start of the Event
EverQuest II – Co-Opetition & Familiars Incoming Soon
Ashes of Creation – Metropolis and Kickstarter Revealed
Intrepid Studios has announced that it will be taking Ashes of Creation to KickStarter beginning on May 1st. In addition, The Metropolis system has been detailed on the official site. The Metropolis is, as the blog says, “the culmination of the Node system. In essence, Metropolis takes a huge amount of resources to both develop and maintain.
– Interview – Saulo Camarotti on Indie RPG, Galaxy of Pen and Paper
Last week, we were able to go hands-on with a preview build of Galaxy of Pen and Paper, the follow-up to Behold Studio’s indie hit, Knights of Pen and Paper. After getting a taste of this retro-inspired lampoon of tabletop roleplaying, we had to know more. Saulo Camarotti, Co-Founder of Behold and Producer on Galaxy of Pen and Paper was kind enough to let us pick his brain.
