I began at The Hub, which the neutral area at the center of each island in Everquest Next Landmark.

You can dig, but there's nothing down there yet. That world will include exploration, mining, crafting, harvesting, achievements, and even combat at some point, but the version I played (and the version available to some players today) focuses on the earlier part of that list. Sony Online Entertainment is giving players a big world to explore even in the game's current alpha state. That's probably the easiest way to explain the game to the layman, but there's so much more than that. At first glance it looks like a much-improved Minecraft. Landmark is what precedes Sony Online Entertainment's next big MMO, Everquest Next. And a home built entirely of stone and copper spheres. In that valley floating in mid-air, is a twenty-story solid monolith of polished wood. The morning sun shines down on a valley outstretched before you. You leave the shadow of the forest and step foot on the crest of the mountain. a place to call home in this new untamed world. You didn't intend to be here, but you're looking for something. The forest was once on flat land, but the plains gave way a hill and a hill became a mountain. Tall, ancient trees surround you and alien vines curl upward in search of the sun. Day begins to break as you make your way through the forest.

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