Mark Jacobs and his City State Entertainment studio have announced that a new Kickstarter campaign has been launched to fund the first game in what's being titled "Tri-Realm MMORPG". Tentatively titled "Camelot Unchained", the game will give players an opportunity to revisit the Arthurian legend reimagined in an MMO.

The core concept for the new MMORPG focuses tightly on three key elements, RvR, housing and a true player-owned economy. The central conflict encompasses a trio of diverse, competing realms - Arthurian, Tuatha Dé Danann and Viking - each seeking to assert its dominance over an open and persistent world reflecting the universally familiar but greatly re-imagined Camelot and European mythos. All aspects of this RvR-focused MMORPG are tied into and support the three realms' ongoing battle for superiority and control. The player housing and crafting systems will also be very significant components and both key closely into the RvR theme. 

Find out more by reading our exclusive Camelot Unchained developer blog. Check out the official Camelot Unchained page as well.

Originally posted by Palanor
Oh My God. The unofficial DAoC 2? If so... YES PLEASE!

 Well the three factions are the same, just named differently  Arthurian = Albion   Tuatha = Hibernia  Viking = Midgard.  My fear here is that they do not create anything remotely like a DAOC 2 but rather just re-release something like the original DAOC with all the bits that MJ still owns thrown in.  Different name, new lick of paint and away you go.

If this doesn't get funded I don't know what will :j

PvP-MMORPG without the stinking PvE?

Mindblowing.

While, yes it is DAoC 2, it is mostly a indie mmo

and im quite jaded about those

Looks like it's going to be time for us DAOC fans to put our money where our mouth is. :)

Hmm....

As an old DaoC Fart i have to say that this sounds just "to good" to be true.

hmm....

Originally posted by GoldenArrow

If this doesn't get funded I don't know what will :j

PvP-MMORPG without the stinking PvE?

Mindblowing.

DAoC had a RvR focus as well, but it certainly had very significant PvE content too.  Other than shallow, play for 30 minute games like Planetside 2, you aren't going to find a real MMO that will do well without PvE content.

Originally posted by boxsnd
ESO, AA, and now this. 2013 is gonna be awesome!

Awesome, indeed! +1