DDO Server Transfers 2025
New 64-bit servers will go live on July 17, 2025 and you will have until August 31st to transfer characters off the 32-bit servers before they are closed.
At a later date TBD, SSG will reopen the 32-bit game worlds only for players to prepare their characters for transfer with no questing or other gameplay available for two years.
In preparation for the transfer, use the code 100SLOTS to gain a free 100 Shared Account Bank slots on all servers! [note]
How many Character Slots and how much Shared Storage will I have on my new 64-bit game world?
You must have either purchased the first 30 slots in the DDO Store or be VIP to access these free slots. edit
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Codex of the Infinite Planes
Race: Animated Object (List)
Monster Manual classification: Missing from MM: Animated Object
Alignment: Neutral Evil
Boss: Purple Named - Powerful Boss
CR: ●♦45Epic Normal ●♥49Epic Hard ●♠57Epic Elite
Attack: Wing Buffet
Special Qualities: DR ♦?Normal ♥150Hard ♠?Elite/Chaotic
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- The Codex and the Shroud — Phase 5 raid boss
Description: The final boss of the Codex and the Shroud, this powerful - and sentient - major artifact has been manipulating events since practically the beginning of the game - it is all but stated to be behind the Devil invasion of Stormreach, and by extension a fair amount of the game's events.
Following Arraetrikos's first failed attempt to invade Xen'drix in The Shroud, the Codex is destroyed in an experiment gone wrong, and its power spread across the planes in the form of Mysterious Remnants, which transform those that possess them into Monster Champions, and Codex Pages, artifacts which give the bearer power over one of the planes and which have a knack of falling into the wrong hands. The Codex is later reassembled in The Codex and the Shroud, only to be severely damaged in battle. After several more attempts to spread its influence across other worlds, the Codex is captured by the Gatekeepers and its sentience unwritten in Vecna Unleashed (quest) - only to fall into the hands of the evil god Vecna. Stealing the Codex back from Vecna becomes the final objective of Vecna Unleashed.
Lore[edit]
In PnP lore, the Codex of the Infinite Planes is a powerful artifact that can open portals to any world or plane of existence. In DDO, it offers a lore explanation of how adventures and locations from different worlds are accessible from the world of Eberron.
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