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Champions of Regnum, is a free to play MMORPG focused in epic Realm versus Realm (RvR) and Player versus Player (PvP) battles.
Choose your Realm and engage in the most dynamic player driven battlefield available on any MMO. Fight for the Alsius Empire, protect the woods of Syrtis or avenge the Brotherhood of Ignis.
Champions of Regnum is a deep and engaging old school RvR MMO developed by an independent studio. It’s not a grindfest, it’s all about large scale player vs. player gameplay, it’s FREE! and runs on Windows, Linux and Mac natively.
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Champions of Regnum, aka Regnum Online, might be one of the biggest disappointments in the history of online gaming, made by people so iNcompetent, Greedy and Dishonest even Ghandi would repeatedly kick them in the nuts, given the chance.
- Slow leveling. Getting a single character to maxlvl (60) takes months even if you play several hours every day. No exaggeration, the grind in this game is insane.
- If you want faster (still perversely slow by any sane person's standards) leveling, you need to buy exp scrolls with real money)
- Low droprate for good items (buy a scroll to increase drop rate)
- Want items that won't give you ~50% (again, no exaggeration) less dmg and defense than everyone else (i.e. the sociopathic, abrasive group of 15 year old nolifers and alcohol addicts that makes up 95% of the community) - buy item boxes (random chance for good item, this system too is designed to shower you in crap) for $$
- Old graphics. Some items/places got overhauled recently (in NGD terms 'recently' means ~a year ago), they're uglier than the old stuff now. Weapons and armor look especially crappy.
- Run speed is low, you have to pay for a mount to get around decently fast. Most of the game, like the entire (pathetic, boring) quest range is designed to be a pain in the *** in this regard, sending you over half your chosen realm like a dozen times. And once you're done with that you have to ride back to the capital every day to hand in old quests from the warzone (kill 30 enemies) and get new ones.
- and many more wonderful features waiting for you to discover them in the magical world of CoR
-This review will probably get deleted once one of the devs read it. They usually censor reviews of their games, like back when they tried to release it on steam (a hilarious failure, pretty much every review reads like this one).