EverQuest

Sony Online Entertainment has announced that the seventeenth EverQuest expansion, House of Thule, has been successfully launched on all servers. House of Thule brings on board several major changes including a level cap increase, eighteen raids, thirteen zones, seventeen missions, more than 120 quests and the addition of player housing.

The Everquest expansion, House of Thule, is set to be released on October 12th. In a new post at the official site, some details about pre-ordering House of Thule have emerged from producer Thom Terrazas. The post details the standard and collector's editions of the game.

In the latest Everquest producer's letter, Thom Terrazas goes into more details about the recently announced 17th expansion, House of Thule. The letter gives a few more details about the new features coming with HoT: Player housing, trophy system, a bigger inventory, a higher level cap, and spells.

MMORPG.com writer Michael Lafferty has both a look forward and a look back at the phenomenon known as EverQuest. As the game gets ready for its seventeenth expansion, House of Thule, Michael had the chance to sit down with EQ's Thom Terrazas to talk about House of Thule and about what it's like to work on a still successful title that's nearing eleven years old. Check it out!

MMORPG.com columnist Bill Murphy has titled his latest entry into the Staff Blog "Is EQ: Next Really Necessary?" But don't misunderstand, Bill is excited about a new Everquest but the announcement of Everquest: Next has raised questions in Bill's and others' minds.

Sony Online Entertainment continues to expand the world of its original blockbuster title, Everquest. Developers have announced the mind-boggling seventeenth expansion to the game, House of Thule. House of Thule will feature a raise in the level cap, in game housing, eighteen new raids and an astonishing 450 spells.

Those of you still playing the original EverQuest that were jealous of your modern brethren for the neat Prowler mounts launched on the Station Marketplace last month need not be jealous any longer! SOE has just introduced the new "Destrier" mounts for the original EverQuest, launching four new Station Cash mounts and we're bringing you this latest video so you can check 'em out for yourself!

The venerable original EverQuest will be subject to server merges beginning June 22nd and rolling through July 6th, according to an announcement released by Sony Online Entertainment on the official EverQuest forums.

EverQuest turns 11 today, and Sony Online Entertainment has kicked off 11 days of events to mark the occasion! The anniversary festivities include three new events: the Gifts of Steel Group Event, Stealing My Life Back Mission, and Steel Behemoths Raid. Steam is also offering a sale on the original EverQuest and all 15 expansions for the ridiculously low price of $2.50 from March 16th through March 26th.

A +50% bonus experience weekend has been announced on the official EverQuest forums by the EverQuest Community Manager Zatozia. What's the occasion? Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. holiday weekend of course!

Players eligible for the early access program to EverQuest's 16th expansion, Underfoot, can now dive into the content and begin playing!

Underfoot, the 16th expansion to EverQuest, has been in closed beta testing for a little while now, and today we are glad to report that the NDA (Non-Disclosure Agreement) is no longer in effect!

The Underfoot Expansion is on the way for the grandfather of MMOs: SOE's EverQuest. Carolyn Koh recently dialed it back and ran around. Find out what she saw.

The Underfoot Expansion is on the way for the grandfather of MMOs: SOE's EverQuest. Carolyn Koh recently dialed it back and ran around. Find out what she saw.

Sony's inclusion of TCG's (Trading Card Games) in a number of their titles have drummed up a bit of controversy in their respective game communities, and EverQuest is no different. A new dungeon called the Dragon Brood Crypt is being gated by a "Dragon Brood Crypt Key" loot card from the Legends of Norrath EverQuest TCG, and this is causing a bit of a stir within the game's community. Producers Craig "Grimwell" Dalrymple and Thom Terrazas respond to players' concerns.