The Scars of Velious

THE SCARS OF VELIOUS

Achievements & Everything Else!

Has anyone actually seen this dragon that sleeps? -- Bonzz

These Achievement are for the Scars of Velious expansion.

The Scars of Velious was the 2nd expansion, released December 5, 2000.

Scars of Velious did not actually add any new things to the game, other than:

The Velious continent;
Frost Giants, Coldain Dwarves and other new MoB types;
The infamous Sleeper's Tomb (with Kerafyrm);
Plane of Growth.
'Dragon Circles' added to the game. They initially required, "...you will not be able to receive a teleport to a dragon circle unless you've been to the circle before and carry a soulbound souvenir that spawns at the circle." This requirement was later removed (December 6, 2000).
Added the /chatfontsize [0 to 5] (default is 1) command. This command will allow players to adjust the size of the font in the chat window (December 6, 2000).
Added the /gems game (March 6, 2001).
Added first aka 'Outclassing Code' aka 'Trivial Combat Code' aka 'Trivial Loot Code' (March 14, 2001).
Added Guild Message of the Day (GMoTD) (April 4, 2001).
Added /charinfo command (April 17, 2001).
Clan Runnyeye (aka Runnyeye Citadel) revamped (May 30, 2001).
Added Project M (since removed) (click here for details) (November 7, 2001).

Later on (2008), "Fabled' versions of some of the group and raid targets were added. These targets are beefed up versions of said targets and dropped enhanced loot as well. They still spawn during the Legacy Anniversary events.

This expansion sold for $19.99. It came with a printed map.

--------------------------------------------------------------------

Search Bonzz's Site by typing a keyword(s) in the box below.

--------------------------------------------------------------------

SUB-CATEGORY	ACHIEVEMENT COUNT	ACHIEVEMENT POINTS
General	3	80
Progression	3	30
Exploration	19	190
Raids	14	140
Hunter	16	480
TOTALS	55	920

AMOR SETS GAME CREDITS LORE RAID INFO & STRATS ZONE LISTINGS

There was no Alternative Currency, Merc Gear, Chase Loot. Ornament Sets or Progressive / Special items.

BACK TO THE MAIN ACHIEVEMENTS PAGE

Achievements listed in the below sections are not necessarily listed in alphabetical order. They are generally listed in the order seen in the game (at the time they were added to the lists below). Use Control-F to "Find" a specific achievement you may be looking for. All of the the below achievements should apply to all classes (they are not class specific).

NOTE: Any rewards highlighted in YELLOW might be worth pursuing, due the fun factor, benefit or usefulness of the reward (you decide).

NOTE: Some miscellaneous “hints” may also be included in PURPLE. These hints are intended to enhance / clarify the "how to" for accomplishing the achievement.

NOTE: Anything in RED text is either an informational comment, or data / details that is not fully verified. If you can verify or provide correct information, please do (see end of page)!

NOTE: Items noted as a "REWARD" are items granted from the achievement, itself. Items listed as "ACQUIRED" are unique item's that can be / are / should be acquired along the way, towards completing the related achievement, but are not actually a reward granted from the achievement itself. In fact, the achievement may even be for acquiring said item. Additionally, only the more "unique" Achievement awards are noted below... "common" or "generic" Achievement Rewards like Alternate Advancement points, Character Experience & Coin, are not noted in the Reward options below.

NOTE: Hunter Achievements were added with the June 2017 Patch. Progression Achievements were added with the Terror of Luclin Expansion.

.........................................................

GENERAL

NAME	POINTS	NOTES	REWARD(S)
Scarslayer 072817	30	Complete the (15) listed / required achievements and / or the (1) optional achievement.	N/A
Conqueror of The Scars of Velious 080917	40	Complete the (12) listed achievements.	N/A
Scars of Velious Explorer 021514	10	Complete the (19) listed achievements.	If you don't have one all ready, you should get a Journeyman's Compass. Click the Journeyman's Compass to gain another Level of the Journeyman's Speed Alternative Advancement (if it isn't all ready maxed out).

BACK TO TOP OF CATEGORY BACK TO TOP OF PAGE

.......................................................

PROGRESSION

NAME	POINTS	NOTES
Keys of Frozen Shadow 120721	10	Acquire and / or use the seven (7) listed keys inside the Tower of Frozen Shadow. Crystal Key: Drops from a large undead gnoll on the 1st floor (clear MOB's to spawn it); Three Toothed Key: Drops from an angry librarian on the 2nd floor (clear MOB's to spawn it); Frosty Key: Drops from an enraged shadowbeast on the 3rd floor (clear MOB's to spawn it); Small Rusty Key: Drops from Cara Omica on the 4th floor, who spawns in the 'blood pool' room on the east side (PH is a zombie maid); Bone Finger Key: Drops from an enraged relative on the 5th floor (clear MOB's to spawn it); Large Metal Key: Drops from VhalSera on the 6th floor (clear an ice shade MOB's to spawn it); Tserrina's Key: Drops from Tserrina Syl'Tor on the 7th floor (clear bat MOB's to spawn it). In short, spawn a certain MOB on each floor, loot the key it drops and then use that key to go to the next floor. Repeat the process all the way up to the top floor.
Shrine Key 120721	10	Acquire and / or use the Shrine Key.
Sleeper's Key 120721	10	Acquire and / or use the Sleeper's Key.

BACK TO TOP OF CATEGORY BACK TO TOP OF PAGE

.......................................................

EXPLORATION

NAME	POINTS	NOTES
The Iceclad Ocean Traveler 021414	10	Go to the noted zone.
The Tower of Frozen Shadow Traveler 021514	10	Go to the noted zone.
Eastern Wastes Traveler 021414	10	Go to the noted zone.
The Crystal Caverns Traveler 021414	10	Go to the noted zone.
The Great Divide Traveler 021414	10	Go to the noted zone.
The City of Thurgadin Traveler 021414	10	Go to the noted zone.
Icewell Keep Traveler 021414	10	Go to the noted zone.
Velketor's Labyrinth Traveler 021414	10	Go to the noted zone.
Kael Drakkel Traveler 021414	10	Go to the noted zone.
The Wakening Land Traveler 021414	10	Go to the noted zone.
Skyshrine Traveler 021414	10	Go to the noted zone.
Cobalt Scar Traveler 021414	10	Go to the noted zone.
Siren's Grotto Traveler 021414	10	Go to the noted zone.
The Western Wastes Traveler 021414	10	Go to the noted zone.
Dragon Necropolis Traveler 021414	10	Go to the noted zone.
The Temple of Veeshan 021414	10	Go to the noted zone.
The Plane of Mischief Traveler 021414	10	Go to the noted zone.
The Plane of Growth Traveler 021514	10	Go to the noted zone.
The Sleeper's Tomb Traveler 021414	10	Go to the noted zone.

BACK TO TOP OF CATEGORY BACK TO TOP OF PAGE

.......................................................

RAIDS

NAME	POINTS	NOTES
Conqueror of Cobalt Scar 072217	10	Defeat the listed raid event / target.
Conqueror of Dragon Necropolis 070617	10	Defeat the listed raid event / target.
Conqueror of The Great Divide 080717	10	Defeat the (2) listed raid events / targets.
Conqueror of The Iceclad Ocean 072317	10	Defeat the listed raid event / target.
Conqueror of Icewell Keep 071917	10	Defeat the (3) listed raid events / targets.
Conqueror of Kael Drakkel 071317	10	Defeat the (3) listed raid events / targets.
Conqueror of The Plane of Growth 080917	10	Defeat the (16) listed raid events / targets.
Conqueror of The Plane of Mischief 072017	10	Defeat the (2) listed raid events / targets.
Conqueror of Skyshrine 071917	10	Defeat the (5) listed raid events / targets.
Conqueror of The Sleeper's Tomb 062517	10	Defeat the (7) listed raid events / targets.
Conqueror of The Temple of Veeshan 073117	10	Defeat the (24) listed raid events / targets.
Conqueror of Velketor's Labyrinth 072717	10	Defeat the (3) listed raid events / targets.
Conqueror of The Wakening Land 071317	10	Defeat the listed raid event / target.
Conqueror of The Western Wastes 072917	10	Defeat the (47) listed raid events / targets.

BACK TO TOP OF CATEGORY BACK TO TOP OF PAGE

.......................................................

HUNTER

Hunter Achievements do not require you to be in zone. Just be in the group / raid and you will get credit for the Hunter kill, no matter where you are.

NAME	POINTS	NOTES
Hunter of Cobalt Scar 062217	30	Defeat the (3) listed targets.
Hunter of The Crystal Caverns 062517	30	Defeat the (7) listed targets.
Hunter of Dragon Necropolis 072817	30	Defeat the (14) listed targets.
Hunter of Eastern Wastes 062517	30	Defeat the (4) listed targets.
Hunter of The Great Divide 062217	30	Defeat the (6) listed targets.
Hunter of The Iceclad Ocean 063017	30	Defeat the (4) listed targets.
Hunter of Icewell Keep 062617	30	Defeat the (2) listed targets.
Hunter of Kael Drakkel 062517	30	Defeat the (19) listed targets.
Hunter of The Plane of Mischief 070917	30	Defeat the (28) listed targets.
Hunter of Siren's Grotto 070417	30	Defeat the (14) listed targets.
Hunter of Skyshrine 070317	30	Defeat the (2) listed targets.
Hunter of The Sleeper's Tomb 071617	30	Defeat the (2) listed targets.
Hunter of The Tower of Frozen Shadows 041918	30	Defeat the (14) listed targets.
Hunter of Velketor's Labyrinth 072317	30	Defeat the (33) listed targets.
Hunter of the Wakening Land 071717	30	Defeat the (6) listed targets.
Hunter of The Western Wastes 071817	30	Defeat the (3) listed targets.

BACK TO TOP OF CATEGORY BACK TO TOP OF PAGE

.......................................................

EXPANSION (VISIBLE) ARMOR SETS

This was before expansion related 'Tier' Group and Raid Armor sets. Other than the mismatched / variant gear (dropped, crafted, vendor sold or quested), this expansion did include a number of full 'visible' (matched) Armor sets (helm, chest, arms, legs, hands, wrists & gloves). Not all classes were in the game yet, but some of this gear was modified (or added) after the fact, to include those future classes. Some gear is also race restricted... and there were a lot of them!

There are other 'sets,' but they did not seem to include an item for every visible slot.

Did I miss any? Let me know!

Ancient Leather
Ancient Silk
Ancient Tarnished
Arctic Wyvern
Brigand's
Champion's
Clockwork Watchman
Cobalt Drake
Cold Iron
Cold Steel
Corroded Chain
Crazy Cleric
Crustacean Shell
Crystal Chitin
Crystallized Shadow
Crystalline Silk
Dark Runed
Dazzling
Deceiver's
Eroded Leather
Firebrand's
Forest Stalker's
Giant Scalemail
Gnome Skin

Golden Leaf
Golden Star
Haze Panther
Ice Silk
Icefury
Icicle
Illusionist's
Imbued Cabilis
Imbued Dwarven
Imbued Northman
Imbued Royal
Imbued Steelsilk
Imbued Vale
Maleficent
Malevolent
Melodic
Netted Kelp
Mischievous Dazzler
Monkey Hide
Nature Walker's
Noctivagant
Othmir Hide
Plague Bearer's
Prestidigitator's
Purified Spirit

Resonant
Resplendent
Rotting
Rowyl's
Royal Velium Frosted
Rune Crafter's
Runed Protector's
Runed Scout's
Sage's
Savage
Scaled Hierophant
Scaled Knight's
Sentient
Shamanistic Shenanigan
Shining
Sly Summoners
Sorcerer's
Spirit Weaver's
Summoner's
Tattered Silk
Templar's
Tigeraptor
Torn Enchanted Silk
Troubadour's

Twisted Nature
Ulthork Hide
Unadorned
Warlock's
Warlord's
Wily Warlock
Wolf Caller's
Woven Grass

of Beast Mastery
of Concealed Blades
of Conjuration
of Distraction
of Fire's Fury
of Forbidden Rites
of Harmony
of Stability
of Superiority
of the Beastlord
of the Bonecaster
of the Invoker
of the Myrmidon
of the Righteous
of the Untamed
of Twilight

.......................................................

LORE

Lore is from / based on Daybreak, Expansion release information and / or Dev / Beta Forum Info.

Scars of Velious

Velious is the continent the expansion takes place on, and 'scars' refers to the three (3) deep gouges, or better, claw marks, left by Veeshan (Great Divide).

Thurgadin

The Coldain Dwarves reside in the thriving city of Thurgadin, which can be found concealed behind a frigid waterfall in The Great Divide. Considering its hidden location, it should come as no surprise that the city was built with protection in mind. To enter Thurgadin, you’ll have to cross a massive bridge that spans across an icy (and deadly) chasm.

Icewell Keep

This impressive underground palace is the residence of Dain Frostreaver IV, the leader of the Coldain Dwarves. If you want to earn the trust of the Dwarves, his highness and his council will enlist you with helping them eradicate the Frost giants from Velious.

If you show up to the palace with less than pure intentions (and get caught), you’ll be cast into the pit in the center of the council’s Great Hall. This pit is inhabited by the most violent creatures in Velious, and exists for the sole purpose of killing off enemies of the Dwarves. It does a fantastic job of fulfilling its purpose – you’ll want to avoid it at all costs.

Kael Drakkel

Just beyond the Eastern Wastes is Kael Drakkel, the home of the Frost giants. Though they do not fight amongst each other, giants themselves are split into different factions. The undeveloped Kromrif, who reside closest to the Wastes, wage a primitive war against the Coldain dwarves. The Kromzek live deeper within the city, and instead focus on a constant conflict against the Claws of Veeshan. Any adventurer will want to be careful when entering Kael Drakkel, as the giants don’t tend to take kindly to outsiders.

If you for some reason decide to explore the city anyway, you’ll find most of the vendors and storefronts in the heart of the city. Unless you’ve built up a relationship with the giants, you shouldn’t expect them to give you much more than disdained looks. Head south from here, and you’ll find the castle of King Tormax. If you want to work to forge an alliance with the giants, the King and his council will hold the most influence over your relations, but will also be the most difficult to please.

Skyshrine

The massive tower of Skyshrine, where the Claws of Veeshan have made their dwelling. The innards of the tower are a maze of twisted and tangled caverns and stairways that are difficult to navigate, and even more difficult with the threats that of drakes and wurms that lurk around the corners.

Though the space is laid out in a confusing manner, the tower is still a grand spectacle, full of elaborate decorations and great halls. The lowest levels of the tower contain a number of merchants who work and live among the dragons. Like the Coldain Dwarves, the Claws of Veeshan are willing to tolerate outsiders as long as they haven’t brought any harm to their kin.

Past the merchants’ district awaits an endless ascent up the countless floors of Skyshrine. If you’re able to find your way, you’ll be met by a number of noble dragons who will gladly grant you with the task of slaying the giants in Kael Drakkel. Reach the top of the tower and you may find yourself in the presence of Lord Yelinak, the sole guardian of Skyshrine. He too desires nothing more than the defeat of the giants, and will handsomely reward those who are willing to aid him.

Temple of Veeshan

Below the steep cliffs of the northern scar sits the Temple of Veeshan. This breathtaking temple is home to some of the most formidable dragons on the continent, and contains a number of relics that are historically significant to dragonkin. Unsurprisingly, this means that the temple is well-guarded and difficult to freely wander.

The temple’s entrance in the south wing and the Hall of Relics in the west wing are open to the allies of the Claws of Veeshan, and should be relatively safe. To the east, hall of testing is home to aggressive dragons who must be defeated by those willing to show their devotion to dragonkind.

The north wing of the temple is the largest, and holds the Vault of Worship, which is off-limits to everyone but the dragons themselves. Inside are a number of incredibly powerful dragons who are not particularly fond of intruders. Managing to defeat these dragons can lead adventurers to boundless riches, meaning that sometimes even those who consider themselves to be allies of the Claws of Veeshan can be overwhelmed by their own greed.

Kerafyrm’s Lair (The Sleeper’s Tomb)

In the southern area of Eastern Wastes, a giant statue of a sleeping dragon marks the entrance to the underground lair known as the Sleeper’s Tomb.

In this tomb, the most powerful dragon in Norrath is imprisoned. Guarded by powerful wardens, the dragon Kerafrym rests inside in an eternal slumber. If he is somehow awoken, the world of Norrath is bound to change forever.

The Wakening Land

A lush forest teeming with life and the only part of the continent that isn’t covered in snow.

Western Wastes

Western Wastes lie on the edge of Velious. The Claws of Veeshan consider this land to be sacred, and will not take kindly to adventurers who have not proven themselves as allies. The Wastes also give way to a number of other locations that are important to the dragons, so expect to run into wary guards.

Chat Font Size (December 6, 2000)

Added the /chatfontsize [0 to 5] (default is 1) command. This command will allow players to adjust the size of the font in the chat window.

Dragon Circles (December 6, 2000)

"Dragon Circles" have been fully implemented. In short, you will not be able to receive a teleport to a dragon circle unless you've been to the circle before and carry a soulbound souvenir that spawns at the circle. Please read the updated EQManual_Supplement.

Gems (March 6, 2001)

A new "mini-game" has been added to the EverQuest client. EQGems (aka Gems)is our first effort aimed towards allowing people to engage in different activities while playing EverQuest. Based upon the success of EQ Gems, we may explore opportunities for other mini-games in the future, even some that are multiplayer in and of themselves. Type /gems to play.

The Warrens (March 14, 2001)

Two years ago this Friday, EverQuest was launched, forever changing the course of online gaming. Today EverQuest boasts nearly 360,000 active subscribers, and a two-year retention rate of 65%. Peak usage tops 89,000 simultaneous users with average peak usage at roughly 87,000. The EverQuest community continues to grow daily. We've put up a page on the EverQuest website to help celebrate EverQuest's achievement and to thank our loyal fans. Over the next couple of days we will be posting interesting content from EverQuest's humble beginnings, as well as a few surprises. As part of our two-year celebration, we're pleased to announce the release of "The Warrens", a free expansion zone located on Odus. "The Warrens" is a low-to-mid level dungeon and the home of the Kobolds on Odus. You can patch the Warrens by running the "Optional Patch". In addition to filling-out the continent of Odus, "the Warrens" will also serve as a platform to try out some of the new ideas brought forth by members of the team and the public aimed at addressing some common gameplay issues. We would like to see what options might be open to and enjoyed by the players in the future. The first issue addressed in the Warrens is the problem of higher level characters competing with lower level characters for loot on lower level creatures. To address this issue, in the Warrens, a group that "outclasses" a particular foe will not receive any loot that is MAGIC, LORE, or NODROP. All other loot will drop. "Outclassing" a foe is defined as having a group makeup such that no one in your group receives experience from the kill. This can happen if, for instance, the foe is "green" to all group members, or if the group makeup is of such a wide level range that the system determines the fight was unbalanced using regular experience rules. Any time that an NPC would have dropped special loot and does not due to it being outclassed, a message indicating that the combat was "trivial" will be displayed to the group. As time goes on, we will be implementing new gameplay subsets and adjustments in the Warrens. Please be sure to let us know what you think!

Plane of Fear & Plane of Hate (March 14, 2001)

The Planes of Fear and Hate have been updated as part of our two-year celebration. Adventurers in the Plane of Fear will notice that some high-level foes are now available. Rewards for former "boss NPC's" have been moved down to underlings that are roughly as powerful as the old bosses were. The Plane of Hate has also received a large update, but this one also includes the opening of a previously undiscovered part of the zone, now full high-level expansion-oriented content. Much as with Fear, rewards from bosses have been moved. As part of the Plane updates, we've made several adjustments to Epic quests for a number of classes. Previously, questers of many classes were put in direct competition with regular non-questing adventurers for a few coveted spawns. In these cases, a new step has been added to separate the "Epic Encounter" NPCs from the "Epic Quest" NPCs. For those who are mid-quest, all quest requirements have remained the same. In other words, if you turn the same items into the same NPC, the same reward applies. What has changed is that some components may be in a different location from where you expect them. It is recommended that you check with the last NPC in line or other adventurers to find where you need to go next.

RUNNYEYE REVAMP - MAY 30, 2001

Runnyeye has been changed. Something is up in Goblin land... Our last patch included an updated Runnyeye complete with new monsters and treasures to be plundered. (NOTE: Changes to the appearance of Pickclaw Goblins and Sporali Mushroom Men; added Blackened Alloy drops...)

Guild Message of the Day (April 4, 2001)

Guild Message of the Day. Guild Officers and Leaders will be able to type /guildmotd to set up a Guild Message of the Day (GMotD). From then on any time a member of that guild logs in they will see the message with the name of the message sender added at the front, so you will know who sent the message. Any guild member will also be able to read the GMotD by typing just /guildmotd and the message will be displayed again. The GMotD will be erased if the server comes down, however. You will have to reset the GMotD when the server comes back up.

Character Information (April 17, 2001)

Added /charinfo command. Currently this command only reports the zone where the current character is bound. We may add further information as things progress.

Stonebrunt Mountains (August 29, 2001)

Located on the small continent of Odus, the Stonebrunt Mountains are rich with vegetation and distinctive hills that give way to the towering Mount Klaw; the largest mountain in Odus and home to the Kerran village of Kejeka. The zone of Stonebrunt is designed to be a mid-level, outdoor zone similar in scope and scale to the Lake of Ill Omen on Kunark, which has proven to be a very popular zone in EverQuest.

Project M (November 7, 2001)

** Project M Implemented ** Tonight we have patched something to the PvP servers that many players have been waiting for. The ability to play that gnoll, orc, or the cute and fuzzy rat. On your character select screen you will notice another button in the upper right part of your screen called "Monster". Clicking this button will randomly place you in a low-level NPC in a random zone. You will be given full control of the creature to do with it what you like.

You may hunt and kill other creatures. You may even attack other players. Some things to remember when playing your own personal monster (NPC).

You will not be able to interact with players or NPC's other than moving and hitting attack.

You cannot speak, trade, sell, or do anything else that a player can do.

You will spawn with normal loot for the monster you are playing and Player Characters will be able to kill you for loot and experience.

If you are a spell casting monster you might want to take a moment to memorize some spells.

Once you die, you will return to the character select screen where you may choose to return as another NPC or play your normal character.

You may gain experience, levels, and skills as this NPC, but once you die, it is all lost. You will need to start over the next time you choose to be a NPC character.

You can't zone as a monster.

Monster PCs (MPCs) can not loot, sell, or gain items. They only get what they start out with.

This ability to play a monster is being implemented for PvP servers only as we have no plans to implement non-consensual PvP on a non PvP server.

However, we are still working with this system. We may find other ways to implement Project M on the non-PvP servers that are acceptable. We aren't done looking at the possible uses of this new feature.

BACK TO TOP OF CATEGORY BACK TO TOP OF PAGE

.......................................................

ZONES OF VELIOUS

Any special instanced zones are not included, unless they involve a traveler achievement.

Clan Runneye
(aka Citadel of Runnyeye aka Liberated Citadel of Runnyeye. Zone revamp May 2001. Listed under EverQuest in-game).

Cobalt Scar

Dragon Necropolis

Eastern Wastes

Icewell Keep

Kael Drakkel

Kerafyrm's Lair
(aka The Sleeper's Tomb)(Later revamped and renamed Kerafyrm's Lair during the Shadows of Luclin).

Siren's Grotto

Skyshrine

Stonebrunt Mountains
(While this zone was added with this expansion, it is listed under EverQuest, for Achievements.)

The City of Thurgadin

The Crystal Caverns

The Great Divide

The Iceclad Ocean

The Plane of Fear 2.0
(Revamped March 2001 as part of the 2nd Anniversary, but it is listed under EverQuest, for Achievements.)

The Plane of Growth

The Plane of Hate 2.0
(Revamped March 2001 as part of the 2nd Anniversary, but it is listed under EverQuest, for Achievements.)

The Plane of Mischief
(Plane of Mischief was replaced. It was revamped during the Lost Dungeons of Norrath expansion.)

The Temple of Veeshan

The Tower of Frozen Shadow

The Wakening Land

The Warrens
(Added March 2001 as part of the 2nd Anniversary.)

The Western Wastes

Velketor's Labyrinth

BACK TO TOP OF CATEGORY BACK TO TOP OF PAGE

.......................................................

RAID INFO & STRATS

The generic strats / info below are from successful raids that I was part of, from research and / or from what I recall. The below info should be adapted, as seen fit, by your Raid Leader. Key emotes may also be noted below. Raid make-up (classes, levels, Player skill levels, etc.) can and do make a difference on raid strategy options and winning or losing. In any situation, Players fulfilling their roles, using assist, and following emotes is always essential. There is always more than one variant strategy that can successfully defeat a raid. As Levels increase, defeating old raids can prove much easier and more forgiving (even as a group or solo / molo, depending on how old the raid event is). However, sometimes, certain mechanics still have to be honored. It has been known that in some events, due raid mechanics, too much DPS; killing MoB X before MOB Y; and similar, can bug the raid and cause it to fail. The below info does not include details on how to complete raid-related achievements. Those are noted elsewhere on this page, if any. Some of these targets may require 'zerging' into the zone get to them (killing stuff along the way). They may also have 'adds' which are often more like trash MoB's that in the general area. The original / older targets / encounters were pre-raid window events. Raids were more of a collective effort, or better, an extremely challenging group event. Any effects noted below often 'scale to level,' so the effects can be lesser or greater than stated, depending on raid force levels. On Progression servers, targets can use 'Mitigation of the Mighty' (mitigates Spell Damage, Melee Damage and absorbs DoT damage), at least until such time as certain expansions 'unlock' (typically, expansions that are at least seven-plus expansions after the expansion of the related target). While older targets are static open world (non-instance) events, there are now an Agent of Change in various locations that will provide an instanced version of the same event (which are noted below, if any).

Do not forget that many of the old world dragons are 'belly casters,' meaning you need to basically be under them to land spells. Some of these targets were 'beefed' up in 2008 as "Fabled" targets, with enhanced loot drops They can still be found during the Legacy Anniversary events.

If I missed anything or got something wrong, let me know!

TARGET

ZONE

INFO & STRATS

Aaryonar
(~ Level 66)

The Fabled Aaryonar
(~ Level 75)

The Temple of Veeshan

Agent of Change
(Western Wastes) (Instance NPC)

The 'Fabled' version can only spawn during 'Legacy' (5th to 13th) Anniversary events. It is essentially the same is the non-Fabled version, but beefed up a few levels with some of it's drops upgraded to 'fabled' versions of the same items.

There are some adds (guards) with Aaryonar. Can summon, has a Mana Drain (-500 Mana DoT, -200 Attack, -50 HP DoT) and uses Mitigation (Mitigate 30% Spell, Melee and DoT damage). The Fabled version uses 'Fabled Cloud of Disempowerment' (PB AoE, -1K Mana DoT, -450 Attack, -850 HP DoT).

Respawn Timer: 3 Days + / - 12 hours.

Ail the Elder
(~ Level 60)

The Fabled Ail the Elder
(~ Level 70)

The Plane of Growth

Agent of Change
(Wakening Land) (Instance NPC)

Can Root (Root, -170 HP DD), AoE (-490 HP DD), has two Debuff's (-33 Fire, -24 AC, -27 HP DoT & -50 Cold, 392 HP DD), Silence, four DD's (-582 HP DD & -908 HP DD & -986 HP DD & -400 HP DD) and a DoT (-277 HP DoT). The Fabled version uses 'Fabled Curse of the Elder' (60% Spell Slow, 1.5K HP DoT, 75% Slow) & can Silence.

Respawn Timer: 3 Days + / - 12 hours.

All-Seeing Eye
(~ Level 75)

The Plane of Mischief 2.0

Related to the Enchanter Epic (Oculus of Persuasion).

Has a DoT (1.3K HP DD, 300 HP DoT, -35 Mana DoT).

Avatar of War
(~ Level 70)

Kael Drakkel

Flurries.

Respawn Timer: 3 Days + / - 12 hours, after the death of The Idol of Rallos Zek.

Bristlebane the King of Thieves
(~ Level 75)

The Plane of Mischief 2.0

Respawn is 72 Hours give or take 12 Hours.

Uses a DoT (Illusion Halfling, -200 HP DoT, -99% Aggro Multiplier) and a debuff (-40% Spell Haste, 80% Snare, No Combat Skills Allowed, -150 Attack).

Cekenar
(~ Level 66)

The Fabled Cekenar
(~ Level 75)

The Temple of Veeshan

Agent of Change
(Western Wastes) (Instance NPC)

Uses 'Electric Blast' (-275 HP DD, - 175 Mana DD). The Fabled version uses 'Electric Blast' (PB AoE 275 HP DD, -175 Mana); 'Fabled Rain of molten Lava' (PB AoE -3K HP); & 'Fabled Wave of Heat' (PB AoE -4K HP DD).

Respawn Timer: 3 Days + / - 12 hours.

Charayan the Crusader
(~ Level 70)

The Fabled Charayan the Crusader
(~ Level 70)

Skyshrine

Agent of Change
(Wakening Land) (Instance NPC)

Can teleport Players away and has an AoE (-100 HP DoT, 70% Slow and Dispel Buffs).

Respawn Timer: 3 Days + / - 12 hours.

Dagarn the Destroyer
(~ Level 70)

The Fabled Dagarn the Destroyer
(~ Level 75)

The Temple of Veeshan

Agent of Change
(Western Wastes) (Instance NPC)

Uses two (2) AoE DD's (-300 HP DD & -250 HP DD).The Fabled version uses 'Fabled Electric Blast' (PB AoE -1K HP DD & -600 Mana); 'Fabled Rain of Molten Lava' (PB AoE -3K HP DD); & 'Fabled Wave of Heat' (PB AoE -4K HP DD).

Respawn Timer: 3 Days + / - 12 hours.

Dain Frostweaver IV
(~ Level 70)

The Fabled Dain Frostweaver IV
(~ Level 70)

Icewell Keep

Agent of Change
(The Great Divide) (Instance NPC)

Can Teleport Players away to Thurgadin.

Respawn Timer: 3 Days + / - 12 hours.

Dark Disciple Master
(~ Level 70)

Wakening Land

Related to the Cleric Epic (Harmony of Soul).

Uses 'Deathly Chants (PB AoE 120 HP DoT, -1,500 Mana with push back).

Derakor the Vindicator
(~ Level 70)

Kael Drakkel

Immune to slow and rampages.

Respawn Timer: + / - 12 hours.

Dozekar the Cursed
(~ Level 66)

The Fabled Dozekar the Cursed
(~ Level 70)

The Temple of Veeshan

Agent of Change
(Western Wastes) (Instance NPC)

Uses a DoT (-75 HP DoT, -75 Mana DoT) and an AoE DD (-400 HP DD). The Fabled version can summon and uses 'Fabled Silver Breath' (PB AoE -4K HP and Dispel) & 'Fabled Thunder Blast' (targeted 450 HP DoT and 450 Mana DoT).

Respawn Timer: 3 Days + / - 12 hours.

Eashen of the Sky
(~ Level 66)

The Fabled Eashen of the Sky
(~ Level 70)

The Temple of Veeshan

Agent of Change
(Western Wastes) (Instance NPC)

Has a PB AoE 300 HP DD, 75 HP & 75 Mana Drain DoT and a PB AoE 350 HP DD. The Fabled version uses 'Fabled Rain of Molten Lava' (PB AoE 3K HP DD); 'Fabled Tsunami' (PB AoE Stun & -4K HP DD); 'Flame Jet' (PB AoE -100 HP DD); & 'Wave of Cold' (PB AoE -350 HP DD).

Respawn Timer: 3 Days + / - 12 hours.

Gozzrem
(~ Level 66)

The Fabled Gozzrem
(~ Level 70)

The Temple of Veeshan

Agent of Change
(Western Wastes) (Instance NPC)

Uses an AoE (-500 HP DD, Dispel).

Respawn Timer: 3 Days + / - 12 hours.

Grendish the Crusader
(~ Level 70)

The Fabled Grendish the Crusader
(~ Level 75)

Skyshrine

Agent of Change
(Wakening Land) (Instance NPC)

Can teleport Players away.

Respawn Timer: 3 Days + / - 12 hours.

Hraashna the Warder
(~ Level 70)

Kerafyrm's Lair
(aka Sleeper's Tomb)

This was a server one-time encounter (if defeated). On new TLP's it may be possible to see this if you get there first.

Uses AoE 'Steam of Acid' (500 HP DoT, 655 Snare, 500 HP DD) and has a regen self-buff with +15 Attack.

Respawn Timer: 3 Days + / - 12 hours.

Ikatiar the Venom
(~ Level 66)

The Fabled Ikatiar the Venom
(~ Level 70)

The Temple of Veeshan

Agent of Change
(Western Wastes) (Instance NPC)

The Fabled version uses 'Fabled Frost Breath' (targeted AoE -5K HP DD & Dispel).

Respawn Timer: 3 Days + / - 12 hours.

Jorlleag
(~ Level 66)

The Fabled Jorlleag
(~ Level 75)

The Temple of Veeshan

Agent of Change
(Western Wastes) (Instance NPC)

Uses 'Frost Breath' (Dispels, 500 HP DoT) and a poison DoT (-100 HP DD & -30 HP DoT). The Fabled version uses 'Fabled Frost Breath' (targeted AoE -6.9K HP DD & Dispel).

Respawn Timer: 3 Days + / - 12 hours.

Kelorek'Dar
(~ Level 66)

Cobalt Scar

Has a 1K HP DD targeted AoE

Respawn Timer: 3 Days + / - 12 hours.

Kerafyrm
(~ Level 70, Removed)

Kerafyrm's Lair
(aka Sleeper's Tomb)

This was a server one-time encounter (if defeated). Kerafyrm is enshrouded in controversy and was meant to be undefeatable, but Players proved otherwise. On new TLP's it may be possible to see this if you get there first. It is said that Kerafyrm could actually go on a rampage, zone to zone.

Uses AoE 'Steam of Acid' (500 HP DoT, 655 Snare, 500 HP DD) and has a regen self-buff with +15 Attack.

Kildrukaun the Ancient
(~ Level 70)

Kerafyrm's Lair
(aka Sleeper's Tomb)

Uses Typhoon Breath (Pull (Lure), 50% Slow, -1K HP DD).

Respawn Timer: 3 Days + / - 12 hours.

King Tormax
(~ Level 70)

Kael Drakkel

Immune to slow.

Respawn Timer: 3 Days + / - 12 hours.

Klandicar
(~ Level 70)

The Western Wastes

Agent of Change
(Western Wastes) (Instance NPC)

Uses AoE Fear, single target 'Presence of the Mighty' (+15% Spell Damage, -20 All Resists) and 'Silver Breath' (PB AoE -400 HP DoT, Dispel).

Respawn Timer: 3 Days + / - 12 hours.

Lady Mirenilla
(~ Level 66)

The Fabled Lady Mirenilla
(~ Level 75)

The Temple of Veeshan

Agent of Change
(Western Wastes) (Instance NPC)

Can Fear, Debuff (-25 STR, - 6 AC, -100 HP DoT) and has a DD (-225 Hp DD) and a DoT (-125 HP DoT).The Fabled version uses uses 'Fabled Cloud of Fear' (PB AoE Fear, Silence & -3.5K HP DoT).

Respawn Timer: 3 Days + / - 12 hours.

Lady Nevederia
(~ Level 66)

The Fabled Lady Nevederia
(~ Level 75)

The Temple of Veeshan

Agent of Change
(Western Wastes) (Instance NPC)

Can Summon.

Respawn Timer: 3 Days + / - 12 hours.

Lendiniara the Keeper
(~ Level 66)

The Fabled Lendiniara the Keeper
(~ Level 70)

The Temple of Veeshan

Agent of Change
(Western Wastes) (Instance NPC)

Can summon Players, can Complete Heal, single target 'Reckoning' (571 HP DD) & uses AoE 'Silver Breath' (PB AoE -400 HP DoT, Dispel). The Fabled version uses uses 'Fabled Silver Breath' (PB AoE -4K HP DD, Dispel).

Respawn Timer: 3 Days + / - 12 hours.

Lodizal
(~ Level 60)

The Iceclad Ocean

No known special abilities.

Respawn Timer: + / - 12 hours.

Lord Doljonijiarnimorinar
(~ Level 65)

The Fabled Lord Doljonijiarnimorinar
(~ Level 70)

Velketor's Labyrinth

Agent of Change
(The Great Divide) (Instance NPC)

No known special abilities.

Lord Feshlak
(~ Level 66)

The Fabled Lord Feshlak
(~ Level 75)

The Temple of Veeshan

Agent of Change
(Western Wastes) (Instance NPC)

Can summon Players, uses 'Wave of Cold' (PB AoE 350 HP DD), 'Wave of Fire' (single target 75 HP DD) & 'Wave of Heat' (PB AoE -200 HP DD).

Respawn Timer: 3 Days + / - 12 hours.

Lord Koi'Doken
(~ Level 66)

The Fabled Lord Koi'Doken
(~ Level 75)

The Temple of Veeshan

Agent of Change
(Western Wastes) (Instance NPC)

Uses 'Tsunami' (PB AoE 400 HP DD & Stun). The Fabled version uses 'Fabled Tsunami' (PB AoE -4K HP & Stun) and 'Fabled Wave of Heat' (PB AoE -4K HP DD).

Respawn Timer: 3 Days + / - 12 hours.

Lord Kreizenn
(~ Level 66)

The Fabled Lord Kreizenn
(~ Level 75)

The Temple of Veeshan

Agent of Change
(Western Wastes) (Instance NPC)

Uses 'Wave of Flame' (PB AoE 250 HP DD & Stun).

Lord Vyemm
(~ Level 66)

The Fabled Lord Vyemm
(~ Level 75)

The Temple of Veeshan

Agent of Change
(Western Wastes) (Instance NPC)

Can Summon and uses 'Scream of Chaos' (PB AoE -100 HP DD). The fabled version uses uses 'Fabled Swarm of Chaos' (PB AoE -7K HP & Stun).

Respawn Timer: 3 Days + / - 12 hours.

Lord Yelinak
(~ Level 70)

The Fabled Lord Yelinak
(~ Level 75)

Skyshrine

Agent of Change
(Wakening Land) (Instance NPC)

Can Snare (60% Snare, -600 HP DD) and has an AoE (-300 HP DD, -50 HP DoT). Rampages. Enrages. Immune to slow. Hits for about 700 HP and has about 350K HP. The Fabled version uses 'Fabled Dragon Charm (targeted Charm to Level 71), 'Fabled Ice Breath' (PB AoE -650 Mana DoT, -850 HP DD) & 'Fabled Mind Cloud' (-975 HP DD & 40% Snare).

You will need to work your way through Skyfire, to include the maze. Most MOB's do not see invisible except wurms and, in the upper area, when the random MoB seems to see invisible, so be ready just to clear in from there for the most part. Also, don't be surprised if you run into the 'Crusader' dragons (Level 70) along the way. You do not have to kill them and it is possible to get around them with some stealth. There are four (4) drakes in them room with Lord Yelinak, but they can be pulled out, as Lord Yelniak is rooted in place. Once Lord Yelinak is engaged and damaged, he will toss Players back, so try to face him to the back wall so the Players don't end up in the water. He can also summon Players back to him.

Respawn Timer: 3 Days + / - 12 hours.

Master of the Guard
(~ Level 69)

Kerafyrm's Lair
(aka Sleeper's Tomb)

No known special abilities.

Respawn Timer: 3 Days + / - 12 hours.

Nanzata the Warder
(~ Level 70)

Kerafyrm's Lair
(aka Sleeper's Tomb)

This was a server one-time encounter (if defeated). On new TLP's it may be possible to see this if you get there first.

Uses 'Lava Breath' (-500 HP DD and Dispel).

Polar Kraken
(~ Level 80)

The Iceclad Ocean

Related to the Rogue Epic (Nightshade, Blade of Entropy). Has a Snare (30% Snare, -2.5K Hp DD) and a Blind (Blind and -1.5K HP DD).

Prince Thirneg
(~ Level 65)

The Fabled Prince Thirneg
(~ Level 70)

The Plane of Growth

Agent of Change
(Wakening Land) (Instance NPC)

Uses 'Cazic-Touch' (single target 100K DD).

Respawn Timer: 3 Days + / - 12 hours.

Sevalak
(~ Level 66)

The Fabled Sevalak
(~ Level 75)

The Temple of Veeshan

Agent of Change
(Western Wastes) (Instance NPC)

Uses 'Chaos Breath' (targeted AoE 1K DD, toss up); 'Flame of Light' (targeted 125 HP DD); can Lay On Hands; and can Heal. The Fabled version uses 'Fabled Rain of Molten Lava' (PB AoE -3K HP DD) & 'Fabled Wave of Heat' (PB AoE -4K HP DD).

Respawn Timer: 3 Days + / - 12 hours.

Sir Elmonious Falmont
(~ Level 70)

The Western Wastes

Agent of Change
(Western Wastes) (Instance NPC)

Related to the Shadowknight Epic (Innoruuk's Voice).

Uses 'Aura of Falmont' (PB AoE 2K HP DD) and 'Supernal Retribution' (Stun, 200 Mana Drain).

Sontalak
(~ Level 70)

The Fabled Sontalak
(~ Level 75)

The Western Wastes

Agent of Change
(Western Wastes) (Instance NPC)

Can dispel effects from itself, can Dispel Players (targeted AoE), can Fear (targeted AoE), and uses 'Lava Breath' (-650 HP and Dispel). The Fabled version uses 'Fabled Lava Breath' (PB AoE -3.5K HP DD and Dispel) & 'Fabled Molten Breath' (targeted AoE -2.6K HP DD 7 Dispel).

Respawn Timer: 3 Days + / - 12 hours.

Susarrak the Crusader
(~ Level 70)

The Fabled Susarrak the Crusader
(~ Level 70)

Skyshrine

Agent of Change
(Wakening Land) (Instance NPC)

Can teleport Players away and has a debuff (-200 Attack, -250 HP DD, -30 AC), -85% Aggro).

Respawn Timer: 3 Days + / - 12 hours.

Telkorenar
(~ Level 66)

The Fabled Telkorenar
(~ Level 75)

The Temple of Veeshan

Agent of Change
(Western Wastes) (Instance NPC)

Uses 'Lava Breath' (-650 HP and Dispel).

Respawn Timer: 3 Days + / - 12 hours.

The Dracoliche of Hsagra
(~ Level 75)

Dragon Necropolis

Agent of Change
(Western Wastes) (Instance NPC)

Related to the Bard Epic (Prismatic Dragon Blade).

Has an AoE Snare (-500 HP DoT, 40% Snare) and an AoE Debuff (-400 HP DoT, -100 Stats).

Respawn Timer: 3 Days + / - 12 hours.

The Final Arbiter
(~ Level 70)

The Fabled Final Arbiter
(~ Level 70)

Kerafyrm's Lair
(aka Sleeper's Tomb)

Agent of Change
(Kael Drakkel) (Instance NPC)

No known special abilities.

Respawn Timer: 3 Days + / - 12 hours.

the Hidden Jester
(~ Level 70)

The Plane of Mischief 2.0

No known special abilities.

Respawn Timer: 2 hours.

The Progenitor
(~ Level 70)

The Fabled Progenitor
(~ Level 75)

Kerafyrm's Lair
(aka Sleeper's Tomb)

Agent of Change
(Kael Drakkel) (Instance NPC)

No known special abilities.

Respawn Timer: 3 Days + / - 12 hours.

the White King
(~ Level 70)

The Plane of Mischief 2.0

No known special abilities.

Respawn Timer: 2 hours.

Tjudawos the Ancient
(~ Level 70)

The Fabled Tjudawos the Ancient
(~ Level 75)

Kerafyrm's Lair
(aka Sleeper's Tomb)

Agent of Change
(Kael Drakkel) (Instance NPC)

Can PB AoE Root and uses 'Crumbling Earth Breath' (60% Snare & -1.1K HP DD). The Fabled version uses 'Fabled Crumbling Earth Breath' (75% Snare & -5.3K HP DD).

Respawn Timer: 3 Days + / - 12 hours.

Tukaarak the Warder
(~ Level 70)

Kerafyrm's Lair
(aka Sleeper's Tomb)

Agent of Change
(Kael Drakkel) (Instance NPC)

Uses 'Mesmerizing Breath (targeted AoE -250 HP Dd & Silence).

Respawn Timer: 3 Days + / - 12 hours.

Tunare
(~ Level 75)

The Fabled Tunare
(~ Level 66)

The Plane of Growth

Agent of Change
(Wakening Land) (Instance NPC)

Summons adds, can self-buff (+11 Attack, 32 Damage Shield, Spirit of the Wolf), can Root, uses 'Power of the Forests (-800 HP DD) & 'Winged Death' (-214 HP DoT).

Respawn Timer: 3 Days + / - 12 hours.

Velketor the Sorcerer
(~ Level 66)

Velketor the Fabled Sorcerer
(~ Level 70)

Velketor's Labyrinth

Agent of Change
(The Great Divide) (Instance NPC)

Can Summon, uses 'Draught of Fire' (-622 HP DD), 'Elnerick's Entombment of Ice' (Root & -6-2 HP DD).

Respawn Timer: 3 Days + / - 12 hours.

Ventani the Warder
(~ Level 70)

Kerafyrm's Lair
(aka Sleeper's Tomb)

Agent of Change
(Kael Drakkel) (Instance NPC)

This was a server one-time encounter (if defeated). On new TLP's it may be possible to see this if you get there first.

Uses 'Freezing Breath' (PB AoE -750 HP DD & 70% slow) & 'Mesmerizing Breath' (targeted AoE -250 HP DD & Silence).

Respawn Timer: 3 Days + / - 12 hours.

Vesthons Draconic Abomination
(~ Level 75)

Dragon Necropolis

Agent of Change
(Western Wastes) (Instance NPC)

Related to the Bard Epic (Prismatic Dragon Blade). Has a DoT (-1,650 HP DD and -50 HP DoT).

Respawn Timer: 3 Days + / - 12 hours.

Vyskudra the Ancient
(~ Level 70)

Kerafyrm's Lair
(aka Sleeper's Tomb)

Agent of Change
(Kael Drakkel) (Instance NPC)

Uses 'Lightning Breath' (targeted AoE -1.5 HP DD, Dispel).

Respawn Timer: 3 Days + / - 12 hours.

Vulak'Aerr
(~ Level 70)

The Fabled Vulak'Aerr
(~ Level 80)

The Temple of Veeshan

Agent of Change
(Western Wastes) (Instance NPC)

Can summon, uses 'Ancient Breath' (40% Slow, -250 HP DD, -20 HP DoT) & 'Gift of Aerr' (targeted AoE -50 HP).

Spawns upon the death of Thylex of Veeshan (Respawn Timer: 3 Days + / - 12 hours.).

Wuoshi
(~ Level 64)

The Wakening Land

Can summon, has a spin stun, 600 DD Stun, Fear, Root, a 908 HP DD and a 277 HP DD..

Respawn Timer: 3 Days + / - 12 hours.

Zeixshi-Kar the Ancient
(~ Level 70)

Kerafyrm's Lair
(aka Sleeper's Tomb)

Agent of Change
(Kael Drakkel) (Instance NPC)

Uses 'Lava Breath' (PB AoE -500 HP, Dispel) & 'Sweltering Carcass' (-1.6K HP DD).

Respawn Timer: 3 Days + / - 12 hours.

Zlandicar
(~ Level 70)

The Fabled Zlandicar
(~ Level 70)

Dragon Necropolis

Agent of Change
(Western Wastes) (Instance NPC)

Uses 'Dragon Roar' (PB AoE Fear), can Root, 'Grip of Mori' (-70 STR, -39 AC, -207 HP DoT), 'Insidious Retrogression' (-1.1K HP DD, 70% Snare, -25 STR & -25 Attack), 'Putrefy Flesh' (-100 HP DoT & -100 HP DD); and 'Stun Breath' (targeted AoE Stun). The Fabled version uses 'Fabled Dragon Roar' (PB AoE Fear), 'Fabled Putrefy Flesh (-1K HO DoT & -2K Hp DD) & 'Fabled Rotting Flesh' (-400 HP DoT & -400 HP DD).

Respawn Timer: 3 Days + / - 12 hours.

Zlexak
(~ Level 66)

The Fabled Zlexak
(~ Level 75)

The Temple of Veeshan

Agent of Change
(Western Wastes) (Instance NPC)

Uses 'Disease Cloud' (55% Slow, -1.3K HP DD). The Fabled version uses 'Fabled Diseased Cloud' (55% Slow & -1.3k HP DD).

Respawn Timer: 3 Days + / - 12 hours.

BACK TO TOP OF CATEGORY BACK TO TOP OF PAGE

GAME / EXPANSION CREDITS

Recognitions and credits for all involved with developing and creating EverQuest, for the current and past expansions, can be seen by clicking the 'Credits' button at the bottom of the Server Select Screen and then viewing the 'Current Expansion' or the 'Previous Expansions' tab.

They can also be found in your EverQuest Directory (credits_current.txt & credits_previous.txt).

A huge thank you to all involved!

If you note any errors, misspellings, item name errors, misinformation or anything that needs addressing on this page -- PLEASE let me know via an in-game EQ Message (Bonzz on the Bertoxxulous server), or post on Bonzz's Discord Server!

HOME

This Page Last Updated September 8, 2024

This fan site is created and provided free (uncompensated, no ads, no sponsors, no registration / log-in), by Bonzz of Bertoxxulous. Images / graphics / sounds on this web site are in-game (EverQuest) captures, originate from Sony / Darkpaw / Daybreak Games (EverQuest) and / or with permission from others (if any). Some graphics may be modified (re-sized, cropped, etc.) from their original form. Any pages that play sounds / music, are intentionally set at low volume. Most of them are under two (2) minutes or less, and should play once and then stop. If any sound / music continues to loop (play over and over), let me know! EverQuest is copyright / trademark / owned / operated by Darkpaw Games, which is owned / operated by Daybreak Games, which is owned / operated by Enad Global 7.