One of the developers of Champions of Norrath confirmed that the game would be structured similarly to Diablo II, which includes multiple levels of difficulty. That means finishing the game won't mean it's over. Players will be able to hack their way through new dungeon layouts again and again, and as they grow in power, so too will the enemies inhabiting those dungeons. In a nice touch, sometimes players will be able to gauge the relative strength of their foes just at a glance. A low-level character setting foot in a goblin dungeon may be attacked by foes bearing nothing more than clubs and loin cloths. A higher-level character that enters a similar dungeon may instead face elite goblin warriors, fully armored and heavily armed. Additionally, parties of multiple player characters will face proportionally tougher challenges. Online multiplayer will allow players to go their separate ways if they so choose, though offline multiplayer will require all players to be on a single screen, like Dark Alliance's two-player mode.