How come I don't see this game on DAYBREAK's website. I see EverQuest 2 on there.

[Scottster]

I didn't know about DDO. Everquest 2 came out 2004. DDO came out 2006. DDO is a better game, more fun. Could add to it instead of EQ 2. I have a cleric templar in EQ 2. The EQ 1 cleric can't fight monsters in general, just healer. The EQ 2 cleric can fight. And I like EQ 2. Templar eventually gets like 7 attacks. Yet still boring to play compared to DDO. Can you teleport to different places in DDO like you can on EQ 2?

[sigtrent]

I didn't know about DDO. Everquest 2 came out 2004. DDO came out 2006. DDO is a better game, more fun. Could add to it instead of EQ 2. I have a cleric templar in EQ 2. The EQ 1 cleric can't fight monsters in general, just healer. The EQ 2 cleric can fight. And I like EQ 2. Templar eventually gets like 7 attacks. Yet still boring to play compared to DDO. Can you teleport to different places in DDO like you can on EQ 2?

Daybreak is both a development studio and a publisher. The games listed on their website are the ones they develop, while they only publish DDO and LOTRO.

[cmecu]

I know it shows up on EG7 but ya not sure about day break

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[Nebless]

Can you teleport to different places in DDO like you can on EQ 2?

I know Sorcerer gets a spell that lets them teleport to different designated spots and there's a spell called Dimension door that takes you back to the start of the adventure/dungeon area.

Also if you're in a guild, once you go to the guild ship you can teleport back down to a variety of places, but just any class popping around the map like as in Fast Travel - No.

[Melkazar]

Teleport scrolls are cheap but might require a decent use magical device rating depending on the class. A human can get access to a Dragonmark which gives Dimension Door and Teleport. I used it while leveling up but then started using scrolls instead to save the enhancement points for other things.