Omens of War
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| EverQuest: Omens of War | |
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| Developer(s) | Sony Online Entertainment |
| Publisher(s) | Sony Online Entertainment |
| Release date(s) | September 14, 2004 |
| Genre(s) | MMORPG |
| Mode(s) | Online |
| Platform(s) | PC |
Omens of War, often abbreviated as OOW or Omens, is the eighth expansion released for EverQuest — a massive multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG). The expansion focused on high-level content and introduced new lore to the EverQuest universe.
This expansion:
- Added five more levels, increasing the cap to 70.
- Introduced new Epic weapons, known as Epic 2.0
- A new Tribute system, allowing guilds to pool tribute points to purchase various effects
- An attempt at a "task system", intended to "allow players to have quick solo content while waiting for a group to form". Unfortunately, tasks either turned out to take a long time, or to require group support, in order to complete.
- An expansion of the character Title system, allowing players to choose which available title their toon could have, as well as adding a great many more, including tradeskill titles like Expert Chef.
- An ninth spell slot, which could be earned via AA purchase.
- A poorly implemented, nearly-unused voice macro system, intended to allow players to make audible comments to each other. [POV]
[edit] Zones
- Dranik's Scar
- Harbingers' Spire
- Muramite Proving Grounds
- Nobles' Causeway
- Riftseekers' Sanctum
- The Bloodfields
- The Ruined City of Dranik
- Wall of Slaughter
Instanced zones
- Catacombs of Dranik
- Citadel of Anguish
- Dranik's Hollows
- Innoruuk's Realm
- Muramite Proving Grounds Trials - 6 group, 6 raid
- Sewers of Dranik
