The Planes of Power

   

The Planes of Power (PoP, POP, or simply Planes of Power) is an expansion to EverQuest — a massive multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG). The expansion was released in 2002 and is comprised of an assortment of otherwordly planes that do not exist in a planetary sense within the EverQuest universe.

EverQuest: Planes of Power

EverQuest: Planes of Power box set.


Release October 2002
Platforms PC
Developer Sony Online Entertainment
Publisher Sony Online Entertainment
Genre MMORPG
Predecessor EverQuest: Shadows of Luclin
Sucessor EverQuest: Legacy of Ykesha
Gameplay Defeating deities through encounters.
Official site Planes of Power @ EverQuestLive.com (http://everquest.station.sony.com/power/)

General information

Planes of Power added high-end content to the game aimed specifically toward higher level players and provided more challenge and diversity to the game than had existed prior to the expansion's release. In addition to adding new zones to the game, the expansion also introduced a network of portal points through the game realm, via which players could quickly and easily travel to and from various regions through the central plane, called the Plane of Knowledge.

The primary goal, or end-quest, of Planes of Power is access to the Plane of Time. Access to this plane can only be obtained through the completion of four large scale encounters involving the death of planar deities and deific creatures. These encounters can only be completed with the organized effort of between 40 and 100 players working together simultaneously.

The recommended level, unofficially, for venturing in the various planes introduced in the expansion is 55 or higher, although most players prefer to organize groups with players who are, at a bare minimum, level 60.

Zones

Zones are organised as tier and to access the next tier players have to achieves several trials. Tier 0 is accessible by everyone and are used to communicate with the other plans, there is nothing to fight in those zones. Tier 1 are accessible to everyone as well but are the first steps to achieve trials.

  • Tier 0
    • Plane of Knowledge
    • Plane of Tranquility - the whole plane is the god Quellious.
  • Tier 1
    • Plane of Disease
    • Plane of Innovation
    • Plane of Justice - home of The Tribunal.
    • Plane of Nightmare
  • Tier 2
    • Plane of Storms
    • Plane of Valor
    • Ruins of Lxanvom - also known as Crypt of Decay, home of Bertoxxolous.
    • Lair of Terris Thule - also known as Plane of Nightmare 2, home of Terris Thule.
  • Tier 3
    • Bastion of Thunder - home of Karana.
    • Halls of Honor
    • Drunder, Fortress of Zek - also known as Plane of Tactics, home of Rallos Zek.
    • Temple of Marr - home of Lord Mithaniel Marr.
    • Tower of Solusek Ro - home of Solusek Ro.
    • Plane of Torment - home of Saryrn.
  • Tier 4
    • Doomfire, The Burning Lands - also known as Plane of Fire, home of Fennin Ro.
    • Eryslai the Kingdom of Wind - also known as Plane of Air, home of Xegony.
    • Vegarlson the Earthen Badlands - also known as Plane of Earth.
    • Ragax, Stronghold of the Twelve - also known as Plane of Earth B, home of the Rathe Council.
    • Reef of Coirnav - also known as Plane of Water.
  • Tier 5
    • Plane of Time


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