What is Dragon Nest actually about?
A lot has happened since the peaceful goddess Althea created her world and was poisoned by her sister Vestinel in a fit of furious envy. With the eternal slumber of the goddess, war and hostility entered the continent of Althea, opening the gates for Vestinel’s nightmares and wicked dragons, whose corruption drew the land further into darkness and terrorized the inhabitants of Althea.
Decades have passed since a mysterious sage foretold the birth of a prophetess who is meant to restore balance to the world, and finally the stars have testified that the time is ripe for her to face her destiny.
If it weren’t for the immortal dragons and their fanatical followers, whose intentions for the young girl and her abilities look very different. In a treacherous ambush, the minions of the dragon cult captured the delicate prophetess Rose, and now it is up to a group of chosen heroes to find and protect the prophetess, ensuring that she fulfills her destiny and on this path finds the grail that can awaken Althea from her eternal slumber.
The Anime Action MMORPG from Korea in transition
A few weeks ago, the free-to-play MMORPG Dragon Nest Europe turned 1 year old! One can look back on quite an eventful year, from a publisher change to the introduction of 2 new classes, to the increase of the max level from 40 to 60 (more information can be found here: http://www.dragonnest.eu/)
The free anime action MMO stands out particularly for its free-aiming combat system and a purely skill-based PvP system, where equipment doesn’t provide value bonuses. In addition to fast-paced, varied battles in individually adjustable dungeons and extensive combo possibilities, it is necessary to defeat powerful dragons in 8-man raids after reaching the max level with one of the 6 basic classes.
Whether for PvE players or PvP players, Dragon Nest Europe offers challenging PvP battles, story-driven character development, increasingly demanding endgame content, a farming system, and a sophisticated equipment upgrade system, as well as customizable skill trees, allowing players to experience the Asian free-to-play success in Europe. A visit could be worthwhile for anime fans and those who enjoy action combat systems like Tera.
In this Let’s Play from ALL EYES ON GAMES, you also get a good impression of how the MMORPG plays at the beginning.
