Have you heard about EverQuest II, one of the famous MMORPG games? If not then, play this game and get fascinated with the fictional world of Norrath which is related to five hundred years after the age mentioned in The Planes of Power story of its previous release, original EverQuest. This online game is developed as well as published by Sony Online Entertainment. In EverQuest II more updated version of graphics as well as game play has been featured than its original version.

Likewise other MMORPG you can create new characters and can select their race as well as class. Using your character you can adventure throughout the game by completing many quests, exploring the world of Norrath, killing every coming monster on your way, gaining experience as well as treasures for accomplishing quests. Not to mention in EverQuest II there is also ‘trade-skill’ system where you can create items for using those in game while playing.

You can communicate with other players by creating guilds or groups. Your created guild can move to higher level by mainly accomplishing guild-oriented quests called ‘writs’. Also the same can be achieved partially by accomplishing special quests called ‘Heritage Quests’. Your guild can acquire more experience by killing monsters that are epic based.

EverQuest II is mainly focused on completing quests and there are more than 6000 quests that got explored by the online game players so far January 2009. As you know by completing each quest you’ll be given point, by acquiring equipments you can progress further in game. If you look into the character inventory, there are 8 accessory slots, 8 armor slots and 4 slots related to weapons. Based on per item by applying augmentation you can enhance equipment.

The most interesting part of EverQuest II is that this game doesn’t have concept of losing experience, losing level from dying or running of corpse on death etc. when death occurs to your character, it’ll be re-bred with his/her gear at specific resurgent location and you need to repay minimum experience debt.

After reaching level 20 your character can dress up according to his/her class. Also there is a dressing room where your character can see him/her in those equipments that he/she doesn’t possess.

You can play in groups that can contain maximum 6 players. Also you could raid up to four groups i.e. 24 players. From level 1 you can access house, furniture and pets. There is also a safe commission process by which you can sell your crafting skill to other EverQuest II players or can sell your finished game items in common market.

Many other rules and strategies applicable for this EverQuest II MMORPG game. Make yourself knowledgeable enough to play the game and enjoy it at fullest.