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Posted on Wednesday, August 29, 2007 by | Comments No Comments yet


FROM THE PRESS RELEASE:

NCsoft today announced the release of Dungeon Runners’ first feature expansion, Chunk #1, an ambitious content update that includes player-versus-player (PvP) worlds, support for multiple characters, item linking over its chat system, a new high level dungeon, and a variety of new skills and quests. Most of the features in Chunk #1 are available to all active Dungeon Runners players except for a new set of exclusive member-only servers that will come online with the new expansion release.

Dungeon Runners is a free to download and play online multiplayer role-playing game in a fast-paced sword-and-shield setting, where defeating monsters and evil enemies results in piles of loot and treasure.

Topping the features of Chunk #1 is PvP action. The Dungeon Runners PvP worlds eliminate all player-versus-environment tasks, focusing solely on player-versus-player combat in a variety of maps and settings. Chunk #1 provides two PvP session types, including group practice PvP, which focuses on small PvP free-for-all maps where players can hone their battle skills without a time limit, and group-versus-group death match PvP, which automatically pits similarly powered groups in seven-minute matches.

Chunk #1 also gives players up to three characters for each account created so they can play multiple characters in a variety of shapes, sizes and sexes. Additionally, Chunk #1 includes 70 new quests, several new armor sets and many new skills, including Teleport, Heal Self and a skill that improves a weapon’s slashing ability, called Awesome Cleavage. A new, tough dungeon for level 75-100 players has been added where new quests, monsters and an all-new boss can be found. Chunk #1 will also allow players to trade items over their chat windows, which gives other players the ability to see the name and attributes of the items up for trade.

This content update also includes improvement to player controls which reduce movement activation delays.

Dungeon Runners can be downloaded for free at www.dungeonrunners.com/join.html. Players can play for free or subscribe to the members version at any point for $4.99 a month. Members have access to more benefits including log-in queue priority, members-only servers, and access to the most powerful items, weapons and armor. Membership status also includes bank storage for hundreds of loot items and the ability to stack potions in one inventory slot to save room for even more loot.

To find out more, visit the Dungeon Runners website at www.dungeonrunners.com. The game is rated T for Teen by the Entertainment Software Rating Board.

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