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Game world(s) in Dungeons & Dragons Online[edit]
Eberron[edit]
Your character's adventures in Dungeons and Dragons Online begin in the village of Korthos. Upon completing or bypassing the New Player Experience characters are transported via ship to The Harbor area of the city of Stormreach which in turn provides you with options to explore in locations throughout Xen'Drik, a jungle continent of vast size and varying climate. Xen'Drik lies to the south of Khorvaire, the primary continent of the Eberron campaign setting.
Stormreach is the largest populated frontier city of the continent. It is a former pirate city, built upon the ruins of an ancient civilization of giants. Stormreach is the adopted home to a variety of people and places.
Other worlds[edit]
With later updates, the game worlds were expanded beyond Eberron. Majority of them coincided with then-current tabletop campaign setting and scenario books. In game, the story following Codex of the Infinite Planes explains some of such expansions. Such worlds include:
Related game mechanics[edit]
Among all the places you'll visit, you'll meet many people who will engage you in a variety of Quests. Often you will find yourself in a Dungeon, where you can gain experience points which will help you to build and advance your character.
Shops, general vendors and pawn shops are all areas that you can sell your loot that you gain from from quests.
At inns you regenerate both your hit points and spell points over time. The base rate is the same slow rate as in the rest of the city (1 HP + 5 SP per 6 seconds, or 2 HP + 8 SP if you have the Blessing of the Silver Flame permanent favor reward effect), but you also have the option of buying varying types of food (for hp) and drink (for sp) from the Bartender (see Rations). Food and drink greatly increase the recovery rate of both your HP and SP for a minute or so or until you leave the inn.
Inns also recharge all your items and abilities as if you had rested. This happens once per minute for as long as you remain inside the inn. Inns also allow Clerics, Rangers, Artificers, Wizards, and Paladins to change which spells they have prepared.
Each inn has a Spirit Binder whom you can talk to - this will set that inn as your bind point, free of charge. You will re-spawn at that inn upon dying and releasing your spirit until you change your bind point again. The command "/resloc" will show where your current bind point is. If you would like to get to your bind point quickly, the command "/death" can get you there. Keep in mind however, you will die.
City zones[edit]
A city zone or area is a distinct public area in the DDO world.
Each city zone has connections to access a limited number of other, adjacent zones, to allow travel between them:
- These connections take the form of gates, magical portals, or NPCs who can send you to where you wish to go (usually via airship or teleportation)
- It can often require passing through multiple zones to get to your desired end location - there can be several different possible paths to choose from to get from one zone to another
Seven of the more frequently visited zones also offer guild airship portals, to access Guild airships.
Some zones have restricted access:
- Access is usually by restricted by level or access to a specific adventure pack - this will be displayed if your character does not qualify
- Other zones may allow access to the zone itself, even if the character does not qualify for or have access to the quests related to that zone
Outdoor zones[edit]
Wilderness adventure areas[edit]
See the dedicated page for wilderness adventure areas.
People and creatures[edit]
This link is a spreadsheet of some of the people & creatures you will meet in Stormreach. Feel free to add to the list.