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The time of Man has passed. The great achievements of humankind have been lost to antiquity or reclaimed by Mother Earth, leaving fresh ground for the ancient Beasts from which Man descended to return to Earth and contend with Demons, Faeries, Dragons, Gods, and Titans of old.
Set in a high-fantasy universe that combines real-world history, legend, and myth with original creations, Earth Eternal incorporates a blend of original fiction, mythologies from Norse to Egyptian, and classic fairy tales into an epic, sweeping story.
The game is free to play, although it offers some in-game content which you can purchase with real money.
It has a total of 22 races you can choose from, most being common animals. They look drastically different, but they have absolutely no racial differences among them. They all start with the same stats, and they can all be any of the four classes, none being better than the other in any of them. The developers have stated that some player versus player combat system will be implemented, although its form has not yet been released. The game has a total of four classes: Knight, Rogue, Mage, and Druid. The player can choose one of the four classes as a primary class, followed later in the game by a secondary class and possibly a tertiary class at a later point in the players advancement. The player will not be restricted to their chosen class however; a Knight could specialize in melee combat, or they could learn some Mage, Rogue, or Druid skills if they want to. KNIGHT:
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They are areas, unique to each player or clan in the game. They will be a place separate from any world map; a place where the player can either be alone and in complete safety or a place to invite friends to hang out with while online. Each player will be able to choose from a number of different Groves, and will be able to modify the terrain, making mountains, valleys, lakes, etc. as they wish. Each player will be provided a basic Grove free of any charges. Additions or amenities such as furniture to the Groves will likely cost credits.