Everquest I: The Anniversary Edition

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Everquest I: The Anniversary Edition

Cross the plank and fight for your life on the open seas as you raid pirate vessels, in ship-to-ship combat
Two paths of advancement - Battle pirates on the open seas or dive deep beneath the sea to Katta Castrum, lost stronghold of the Combine Empire
Take your group through more than 60 challenging new missions, from defending merchant vessels against pirates to uncovering the secrets behind the Combine City -- and the danger that threatens it
Design a guild emblem and display it, then upgrade it to grant your guild special abilities on the battlefield
Start your own fellowship - Join a common chat channel, create a campfire and earn a token that will let you quickly travel to other fellowship members

List Price: $19.99
Lowest Price: $18.15

Product Description:

The EverQuest Anniversary Edition compiles every add-on for the Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game (MMORPG). It brings together every expansion pack for the legendary EverQuest games, plus a brand new one - The Buried Sea. This collection also treats gamers to new in-game content, including dozens of Luclin Fabled NPCs, a new scavenger hunt for players of all levels, and the return of the Fabled fiends of years past. Choose from 16 unique races and 16 distinct classes, including the new dragon-bred Drakkins. With more than 375 zones to explore and more than 50,000 items to earn and collect both magical and mundane, including artifacts of great power, characters can shape the universe in EverQuest.

EverQuest: The Buried Sea features: Energeian Items - Gain a new inventory slot for an Energeian power source and armor that can tap into the energy within

Customer Reviews:

Rating:
Date: 2008-04-20
Look elsewhere
If you've played or are currently playing WoW and are looking to see what else is out there in that genre.... Don't bother. There's nothing else out there that compare. Neither this version nor EQ2 are worth the money. If you still want to try it, download the free trial version. Don't spend anymore money than you have to on it. You'll understand once you see the poor quality of graphics and game play.

Rating:
Date: 2007-12-20
Too demanding
this game is fun, if you have the time. Even then... it mostly feels like work, out of all the mmo's, this one has the most Grind. This game is fun if your ok staying with mid - mediocre equipment, but to get the usefull equipment its just too demanding.

Rating:
Date: 2007-12-03
EQ no more
I bought this hoping to revive my love for a game I played years ago. However, it just reminded me why I quit in the first place. SoE was/is a staple in the mmorpg community, but I think their time has come and went.
Pros: Pretty graphics (especially considering the time period of it's original release) and fun classes/races.
Cons: Frustrating questlines, corpse runs, and experience loss upon death.

Rating:
Date: 2007-10-06
Cheap Cheap Cheap !
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You get all 13 expansions for a great low price!

Rating:
Date: 2007-10-05
Everquest
This is a really old game. Started the whole MMO craze like 8 years ago. BUT this is also the best buy for a videogame you're ever gonna get. Base EQ and 13 expansion packs included in this bad boy all for $20, PLUS you get a free month when you start a new account. So in all honesty you get all the content the game has to offer for 5 dollars for the first month! There's no way to beat that.
If you're like me you've played WoW to death. always kind of wondered what EQ was all about. If you find WoW too easy, definitely try this one out