The market for Massive-Multiplayer Online Role Playing Games has exploded since the success of EverQuest in 1998; so much so that dozens of developers have been hopping on the proverbial bandwagon. Now that there is an overwhelming amount of games for players to subscribe to, developers are looking for ways to set themselves apart from the rest. It's no easy task, however, as many have tried to implement numerous innovative features into their games only to end in failure or, at best, mediocrity. With the endless sea of disappointing games out there, it is hard to get excited about another one of this genre-especially when it comes from a seemingly unknown developer.