A classless MMORPG with playable dragons.

Fantasyquest is in pre-alpha. Accounts are open on this site; the game is not publicly downloadable yet. Expect bugs and missing pieces.

No, and it never will be. There is no shop right now. When one exists it will sell mount skins and non-combat companions only. XP, gear, affixes, techniques, Delve runs, crafting stations, auction slots and anything from PvP are never for sale.

Yes. Normal mobs are soloable. Elites want a friend or a good build. Named and epic mobs are group content. The Delve has a solo mode with difficulty tuned for one.

There are 49 skills across melee, magic, ranged, defense, utility, harvesting and crafting. Using a skill levels it. Some you have from the start; others come from quests, from other skills reaching a level, or from books found in the world. Every skill caps at 50, and only two skills per group (combat, gathering, crafting) can go past 24. Ten specializations such as Paladin, Necromancer and Artificer unlock when you meet their skill requirements.

A dragon has two combat skills, Dragon Melee and Dragon Magic, instead of weapon and magic schools. It grows through four stages as its higher combat skill rises, hovers at 15 and learns flight at 25. It wears armor scales and claws instead of armor and weapons, and crafts from dragon recipes. Gathering, crafting and utility skills work the same for everyone, except dragons can’t ride mounts.

Like Diablo 2. A base item drops with random affixes, so a Copper Sword might be Savage, Keen or Stalwart, and rares get a suffix too. There are also 14 sets with set bonuses and 6 uniques with fixed stats. Every player in a group gets their own roll from the same kill. If a rare doesn’t drop, your chance rises 20% for the next kill (10% for uniques) until it does.

Crafted items have technique slots. A technique costs materials and adds a stat you chose, such as Tempered (+2 melee power) or Mending (+10 max health), so you decide what the item is good at instead of hoping for a roll. Stations come in five tiers. Tier 1 and 2 stand in town. Tier 3 to 5 are built by players, so top-end gear passes through a player’s workshop.

A roguelike dungeon with ten floors. The door is on Tutorial Island. Go alone or with up to four friends; enemy health and damage scale with the group. After each floor the group is offered three debuffs and takes one. They stack. Each floor pays Delve Marks, more the deeper you go, and you can leave at any time and keep them. One run per day.

Planned, and optional. Battlegrounds will level everyone’s stats on the way in, so fights come down to play and loadout rather than gear, and rewards will be cosmetic. Open-world PvP will be something you switch on. Neither exists yet.

Planned. A house of your own with room for crafting stations, and plots in the world that other players can visit. Not built yet.

No. Every model, texture and animation is licensed from artists: Blink, N-hance Studio, Tidal Flask Studios, TriForge Assets, Polyart Studio, BK, AnkleBreaker, polyperfect and Synty Studios. Nothing is AI generated or AI upscaled, including the images on this page.

A Godot 4 client and an authoritative, deterministic server running at a fixed 50 ms tick. Game content is data, not code.

From RuneScape: skills that level by use, and crafting that matters. From EverQuest: named mobs, faction standing and kill-on-sight cities. From WoW: two opposed factions, groups with tanks, healers and interrupts. Different from all three: no classes, no contested spawns, personal loot, and playable dragons.