The Scars of Velious

   

The Scars of Velious (SoV, Velious, or simply the Velious expansion) is the second expansion released for EverQuest — a massive multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG). The expansion focused on high-level content, providing a number of zones meant to be used by large groups of players, and many extremely powerful monsters to fight.

EverQuest: Scars of Velious

EverQuest: Scars of Velious box set


Release December 5, 2000
Platforms PC
Developer Sony Online Entertainment
Publisher Sony Online Entertainment
Genre MMORPG
Predecessor EverQuest: Ruins of Kunark
Sucessor EverQuest: Shadows of Luclin
Gameplay War between 3 races; defeating the bosses of each race through encounters.
Official site Scars of Velious @ EverQuestLive.com (http://everquest.station.sony.com/velious.jsp)

General information

The expansion takes place on the continent of Velious, an icy continent towards the south of Norrath. The title refers to three chasms in Velious that are said to be the place where the great dragon Veeshan struck the continent with her claws.

The expansion introduced both frost giants and Coldain dwarves to the EverQuest universe, as well as a sect of dragons, known as the Claws of Veeshan. These three groups are perpetually at war with one another.

The expansion is also notable for introducing the Sleeper's Tomb zone, which led to a great deal of controversy due to complaints that the zone did not work properly, and that it was designed to give an unfair advantage to powerful guilds.

Zones

  • Cobalt Scar
  • Crystal Caverns
  • Dragon Necropolis
  • Eastern Wastes
  • Great Divide
  • Iceclad Ocean
  • Icewell Keep
  • Kael Drakkal
  • Siren's Grotto
  • Skyshrine
  • Sleeper's Tomb
  • Temple of Veeshan
  • Thurgadin
  • Tower of Frozen Shadow
  • Velketor’s Labyrinth
  • Wakening Land
  • Western Wastes


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