Mythic Entertainment, developers of the widely popular Warhammer Online: Aage of Reckoning, announced that there is now an "endless free trial" for their game! Of course there's a small catch to this, so let's check out the details.
I bet you're wondering how you can get started on this endless trial. Simply head on over to the official Warhammer Online trial page and get your adventure started! The initial download is roughly 1GB in size, with additional content streaming in the background as you play. All previously closed 10-day trials have been opened up to the new, endless trial.
The new WAR endless free trial replaces the original 10-day time-limited trial program, and gives new and returning players the opportunity to create and play any of the 24 different careers to find their perfect character match for use during extended gameplay if they purchase the game and/or subscribe. The endless free trial limits players to progress through character level 10 as they explore the tier one Empire vs. Chaos zones of Nordland and Norsca. In addition, players can explore the newly added tier one dungeon, Hunter’s Vale, or battle other players in the instanced scenarios Nordenwatch, Khaine’s Embrace and Gates of Ekrund.
Endless free trial players will embark on the recently introduced New User Journey, which features enhanced tutorials and new community elements, such as a “new player” guild, to streamline the transition of new players into WAR and its vibrant community of players.
Endless free trial players will embark on the recently introduced New User Journey, which features enhanced tutorials and new community elements, such as a “new player” guild, to streamline the transition of new players into WAR and its vibrant community of players.
I bet you're wondering how you can get started on this endless trial. Simply head on over to the official Warhammer Online trial page and get your adventure started! The initial download is roughly 1GB in size, with additional content streaming in the background as you play. All previously closed 10-day trials have been opened up to the new, endless trial.
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