The website of MMORPG has released a preview of newest free-to-play MMO from YNK Interactive: Rohan Online
The Basics
Rohan Online: Blood Feud is a fantasy free-to-play MMORPG built atop a persistent world that is filled with hard fought battles and countless quests to embark upon. As with any modern MMORPG, you may choose to go at it alone, or journey together with friends to solidify your place among Rohan's greatest of warriors. As you shape your identity in Rohan, you may choose to form guilds and as such, fight for the respect you and your warriors deserve. Furthermore, just this month YNK Interactive announced the addition of Township battles, which will extend the fight from PvP to guild versus guild. In addition to the in-game battles and quests, Rohan has an impressive trade center which consists of a web-based item mall and exchange market. So, let's take a deeper look at Rohan by discussing the various classes that are available to players, the battle system, a few of the things that make rohan crone an awesome MMO, and lastly we can briefly discuss the details of the Trading Center.
Rohan's Battle System
As with any MMORPG, the warriors you command in Rohan get wiser and stronger with every monster killed and quest you complete. These individual achievements give you experience points, which are used to get your character(s) to the next level. Now, let's talk specifically on how Rohan's leveling system is distinct from the other MMOs you are currently familiar with.
Leveling Up
One thing that I noticed right off is how 'informational' Rohan is when it comes to how close/far you are from attaining the next levels for your characters. There are several indicators to inform you that your character is reaching the experience points thresholds to get you to the next level. And as you achieve new levels, your character's health and magic power (mana) are of course raised. In addition to those accolades, you also acquire ability points and skill points. Ability points are dispensable for the generic attributes of your character's such as strength and dexterity, whereas skill points are used to acquire much more specific powers and abilities.
