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Dungeons & Dragons Online: Stormreach

The double-D finally goes MMO

Words: Joshua LaTendresse, GamesRadar US
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Other than that sense of communal adventure, the most important element of classic D&D is the Dungeon Master, the human mastermind that pulls strings behind the scenes and breathes life into the adventure. In D&D Online, Turbine has built the DM into the game as an all-seeing guide who maintains momentum and drama by dropping hints about your surroundings or immediate dangers. Your adventures in Stormreach will knit together to form an interwoven storyline, just like classic D&D campaigns.

Keeping true to its tabletop roots, Turbine plans to release more modules (self-contained adventures) after the initial launch of D&D Online. It’s about time that D&D got the proper treatment that it deserved in an online world, but we’ll still miss the nifty dice.


 
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Dungeons & Dragons Online: Stormreach

Genre: Role Playing
Release date: 28 Feb 2006
Published by: Atari
Developed by: Turbine Studios
Min system requirements: P4 1.6 Ghz or equivalent, 512MB RAM, 3GB HD space, 64MB DirectX 9 video card
Recommended system: P4 3.0 GHz or equivalent, 2GB RAM, 5GB HD space, 256MB DirectX 9 video card
Features: Widescreen
Multiplayer Modes:
Online
MMO player MMO
7 GOOD
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