Scott Jennings

EverQuest fans, grab yourself a crab mallet and a jug of Natty Bo and come on over to “Charm City”, known to the rest of the planet as Baltimore, Maryland. Formerly famous for being the birthplace of Babe Ruth, the burial site of Edgar Allen Poe and the place where

Until recently, all MMOG\’e2\’80\’99s were set in a fictitious world: Britannia, Norrath, Dereth. Most upcoming titles follow similar lines, creating a completely fictitious world in which the players live out their virtual lives. Recently, a couple of new games were announced that are not set in fiction.

Since we’re apparently a Dawn fan site now, here’s your daily dosage of Dawn desperation. Someone spotted this dragon (originally from this online art gallery on this “screenshot“. You know, original artwork is HARD and all that. Gravis of the “Reviews ‘N Rants” site interviewed both Brisk (the

It all started when I went into the #dawn chatroom over at Stratics on a whim. I had heard that the Glitchless folks were present and, um, none too happy with the coverage their site had recieved lately (can’t imagine why) so I figured I’d, you know, talk

The SWG dev board is already seeing an influx of blue names (well, they’re not blue YET mind you) dropping oh-so-coy hints on actual, you know, gameplay. Well, one blue name. But he’s an awfully productive blue name, OK? So it counts as an influx. From

UO news: Everyone’s talking about the new proposed stat system, so you may have missed the reannounced veteran bribes… …Melantus posted his notes from the UO World Faire, and from the looks of it he went through a few pencils… …rumor has it G. Money Bob‘s notes from