BoomTown writes: "I must admit that MMORPGs are not something I particularly go for. I'm put off by the monthly fees, mainly because I simply don't agree with them. I've only played the trial periods of many big named titles that fit into this genre. Don't get me wrong, the likes of World of Warcraft are pretty good it's just that they're not worth £120 a year. So it's refreshing to be handed an MMORPG that doesn't cost anything to play, especially when the RPG can hold its own against the big boys."
The volley has been launched: the new chapter of Runes of Magic has started on its unstoppable course straight to your PC, with the official release of Chapter V – Fires of Shadowforge. Packing a heavy punch with new content and features, Runes of Magic: Chapter V – Fires of Shadowforge includes a raise in the level cap as well as a brand new playable race.
Next week the successful massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG) Runes of Magic will be expanded with its fifth chapter, Fires of Shadowforge, and the doors will be opened to a surreal and hostile land utterly desolated by firestorms. In the Ancient Kingdom of Rorazan, mechanical golems and spirits go about their dastardly business and players will also find the new high-level instance, the Aeternal Circle, in which four powerful rune guardians challenge the courageous to gruelling battles.
Frogster has confirmed that it will be releasing the fifth chapter to the online role-playing game Runes of Magic in June, entitled Fires of Shadowforge. The expansion will bring new zones complete with dungeons as well as a brand new playable dwarf race, offering players a choice between two original new arcane classes- Sorcerer and Champion.
