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General Discussion / Re: Atmospheric or Suspenseful Games
« on: February 01, 2010, 12:01:47 am »
Neverwinter Nights for sure. The game by itself is typical DnD hack in slash. But if you go online, you can really sink your teeth into some Grade A Roleplaying servers.
The one I'm thinking of in particular is Escape from the Underdark. A roleplaying server taking place in the depths of the Underdark, where a group of escaped slaves have created a small refuge from the remnants of an old Gnomish city. Death is permanent without a ressurection, and magic is highly restricted so as not to alert the Creatures of the Underdark drawn by magic. The government is player run, and very cut throat. With DMs modifying the world around player actions and choices. Though the object of the game is to escape, which a grand total of 12 players have managed to do.
The one I'm thinking of in particular is Escape from the Underdark. A roleplaying server taking place in the depths of the Underdark, where a group of escaped slaves have created a small refuge from the remnants of an old Gnomish city. Death is permanent without a ressurection, and magic is highly restricted so as not to alert the Creatures of the Underdark drawn by magic. The government is player run, and very cut throat. With DMs modifying the world around player actions and choices. Though the object of the game is to escape, which a grand total of 12 players have managed to do.