Maintenance Notice: Wednesday, February 8, 2012
Article - 02/07/2012Important: We will perform maintenance beginning at 7:00 AM Pacific* on February 8, 2012. This will impact the following services:
- Account management will be unavailable starting at 7:00 AM to approximately 8:30 AM Pacific*
- Commerce transactions, including purchases on our websites and in-game marketplaces, will be unavailable between 7:00 AM to approximately 8:30 AM Pacific*
- Forums will remain open during the downtime, but you may lose permissions and experience occasional disconnects between 7:00 AM to approximately 8:30 AM Pacific*
- Logins for our games may be affected from 7:00 AM to approximately 8:30 AM Pacific*
We apologize for this interruption and will resume all affected services as soon as the maintenance is completed.
Gamer Safety Week 2012
Article - 02/07/2012By Scott Dale (Customer Service Manager)
and Linda “Brasse” Carlson (Director, Global Community Relations)
Every day, thousands of game accounts are stolen. Tens of thousands of credit cards are compromised. Most of you know someone who has gone through this traumatic experience. Maybe it has even happened to you.
Sony Online Entertainment has joined together with a number of high-profile game companies under the umbrella of the Gamer Safety Alliance to bring you Gamer Safety Week, running from February 6th to 12th, 2012.
Our goal is to raise awareness of online security concerns, and to provide some suggestions for our players to keep their accounts safe. These principles apply regardless of whether you sign up for a game, buy some shoes, or donate to a charity online. In this article, we’ll share some actual experiences from our customer service files and how to avoid these nightmares.
Over the past year, SOE has redoubled its efforts to continually improve our company’s online security on all levels. Keeping your information safe and secure is one of our top priorities. Even with our evolving security measures, it is still too easy for scammers and hackers to work around all security by counting on the trusting nature of players and the sheer volume of places where information may be shared.

AN ALL TOO COMMON SCENARIO
It’s 2:00 a.m. Friday morning—you are fast asleep, resting up for your big raid on Saturday. While you dream of rare loot drops, a person utterly unknown to you logs into your account and starts to strip it. If you’re lucky, they only sell off your equipment and broker items. It’s more likely that they will attempt to collect everything you have, even packing up your house items, and then sell it all to the broker. Then they use your Station Cash to buy a character transfer token, transfer your character to a new server, and give all your plat to some low level character named Ureiwoeri (or something similar - we apologize if there is an actual character out there named Ureiwoeri). Sometimes they delete your character, whether this is done for spite or just to attempt to cover the trail, we really don’t know. Years worth of personal investment is simply gone.
The clock starts ticking - you need to contact SOE Customer Support to verify your account ownership. We’ll assign a GM to investigate and restore all of your items. A full character restore is not a one-click fix. Finding and restoring your character and all of your levels is a time consuming, manual process that takes several hours. With luck, we’ll have you sorted out before your raid begins that evening.
If you are now a little paranoid about your account, that’s good—keep reading!
The good news: there’s a very good chance that SOE’s Customer Service had already noticed unusual behavior on your account and put a stop to it before too much damage was done, locking your account to prevent further attempts against it.
Even better news: there are a few very simple things you can do to prevent this from happening at all.
Ensure that your account has a strong password by using a combination of numbers, symbols, and upper and lower case letters. Don’t use the same password across multiple accounts or services, and change your passwords regularly. Click here for more tips on password security.
If that seems like too much work, then the fraudsters have already won. Incredibly skilled hackers take advantage of our human tendency to use the same username and password everywhere simply because it’s easier. Remember that highly motivated scammers and hackers work tirelessly, day and night, to obtain your account information across the internet. This is big business and hugely profitable around the globe, especially in places that our laws cannot reach. The perpetrators are highly organized and professional criminals.
A common path for criminals is to quietly and expertly hack the forums on a small fan site or a tiny (possibly even defunct) game company’s login information. They then take that list of logins and passwords and start to hammer all of the major online games. Even though some of the information they access can be years old, some people have not changed passwords in that time. The compromised sites themselves usually remain utterly unaware that the data was stolen. Only companies with significant security protocols would even know that it was breached, because the vast majority of hackers for profit do not leave a calling card or brag about their efforts—they’re in it for the money.
It’s not just game accounts that are at risk. All transactions, online and in person, are potential routes to loss. As Brad Wilcox, head of SOE’s Customer Service department was famously quoted a few years back, “We’ll get calls from a grandmother in Wisconsin asking what the heck is EQ2 and why do I have $15,000 charged to my credit card?” Where did the scammers get her card information? It’s anyone’s guess. While many people are leery of making online purchases due to fraud, they seldom think twice about giving a credit card to a shopkeeper who makes a manual receipt, or restaurant worker who then disappears with it for several minutes. The paths to loss are many and we all have to help ourselves keep our information safe.
How can you remember all of your logins and passwords then? Consider writing them down on paper and storing them in a safe place. It seems old-fashioned, but it works. A small, fireproof safe is a very valuable one-time investment. Not only will it keep your account information safe, it can protect your most precious documents, including passports, social security cards, and car and home titles, from loss, flood, or fire. If you ever have to deal with identity theft or replacement of documents, you’ll find that the safe was a much less expensive option. The chances of someone breaking in and stealing your safe are infinitely smaller than the ease with which they can access data online.
NO MATTER WHAT YOUR PARENTS TAUGHT YOU ABOUT SHARING…
Never, ever share your account information or password. Friends and guildmates all too commonly become ex-friends or ex-guildmates, after cleaning out the accounts of a great many people who trusted them. Even ex-spouses and relatives have been known to betray trust for the sake of profit or revenge, selling or deleting items and characters. It is an incredibly painful thing to watch people go through. If you have ever shared your account information, go in and change your password immediately to something very safe and secure.
Never buy plat, gold, or powerleveling services. You may even end up buying your own plat back! We know from our own investigations that the scammer that stole all your items in our case study is very likely the same one that sells your plat in game. In fact, the main goal of many online currency and powerleveling services is to obtain your account information in any way they can. Even if they do not use the information themselves in an effort to look legitimate, they will very likely sell your information to yet another company. Remember, they have already proven that they have no regard for rules, and your trust is merely currency for them.
Keep in mind that when SOE investigates accounts that have been selling currency in violation of our EULA and ToS, the team can track where it went and it will be removed—the company you bought it from isn’t going to give you a refund just because you got caught.
Hundreds of thousands of accounts selling in-game currency have been shut down over the years and the investigation team, called “NUGIT,” is always watching for new cases. What does “NUGIT” stand for? We’re glad you asked! It’s the Norrathian Underground Gnome Investigation Team—they have branched out to cover all of our worlds, not just EverQuest and EverQuest II. The name may be lighthearted, but this team takes its task very seriously and works hard every day to stamp out scammers, gold sellers, and others who violate game rules and endanger the account safety of our player base. This is a problem that is not going to go away any time soon. As long as players keep buying plat, items, and powerleveling from third parties, these businesses remain highly profitable and they’ll keep ruining play experiences and finances for everyone.
The prevalence of credit card fraud is staggering. The moment SOE bans a hundred accounts that were purchased with stolen credit cards (together with their ill-gotten items and coin), the scammers buy a hundred more with new stolen credit cards. We can easily tell when they are bought in bulk – let’s face it, no normal person buys thirty accounts at once, or repeatedly tries to exceed the daily limit for Station Cash on a credit card. Here’s another sobering thought—around the world, credit card information can be bought for under a dollar a piece.
Last year, SOE introduced login authenticators. Invest in an SOE Authenticator for your account. If you have one of these on your account, any login attempt will require the user to enter the PIN currently on the authenticator. A few extra seconds to log in is a small price to pay for the peace of mind you’ll get from knowing no one is logged into your account, cleaning out the guild bank. You can use one authenticator to secure all of your accounts—you don’t have to buy one per account. You can read more about our authenticators here.
Sony Online Entertainment is committed to doing everything within our power to help keep your information and data safe. The fine folks of NUGIT comprise only one of many layers of security and fraud-busting we bring to bear each and every day. We can’t tell you about all of them because we don’t want any criminals getting the heads-up!
Keeping your play experience fun, safe, and secure is our primary goal. Become our partners against online crime by following these basic steps:
- Use strong passwords, changed regularly
- Never share account information, and if you have, change your password immediately
- Don’t support online currency sellers or power levelers, they cost everyone in the end
- Consider using an SOE Authenticator – a small investment for peace of mind
- Apply the same smart security measures to ALL of your transactions, online and offline
Check out our SOE Knowledge Base article on Gamer Safety Week as well!
Be strong, be safe, and enjoy the many worlds of SOE!
~ Scott and Linda
February Events and Sprint Reward
Article - 02/02/2012The Events Calendar has been updated for February!
This month's Sprint Reward is Shieldthane.

The Monthly Sprints works like this:
- Twice every Tuesday and Thursday, a FREE four-round Legends of Norrath Sprint tournament will be held in the Tournaments Lobby.
- Entrants in the tournament will receive Sprint points based on participation and number of wins.
- Cumulative rankings will be posted after each event on the Sprint Leaderboard.
- On the last weekday of the month, the player with the most Sprint points on the Sprint Leaderboard will win:
- A "Choose Your Loot Card" good for a Legends of Norrath loot card from the current set.
- A special Gold Sprint Winner Medal, displayed next to the winner's name in the LoN game lobbies.
- Players with 100 or more Sprint points for the month will receive:
- A Silver Sprint Winner Medal.
- Players with 40 to 99 Sprint points for the month will receive:
- A Bronze Sprint Winner Medal.
- Players earn Sprint promo cards at the following rate:
- 15 Sprint points = 1 promo card
- 20 Sprint points = 2 promo cards
- 25 Sprint points = 3 promo cards
- 30 Sprint points = 4 promo cards
- 35 Sprint points = 4 promo cards + 1 foil promo card
- 40 Sprint points = 4 promo cards + 2 foil promo cards
- 45 Sprint points = 4 promo cards + 3 foil promo cards
- 50+ Sprint points = 4 promo cards + 4 foil promo cards
- On the first weekday of the next month, all Sprint points and Sprint rankings will be reset, but Medal winners will keep their Medals. If they win subsequent Medals of the same color, a number will appear inside that Medal. For example, a three-time gold winner will have a gold Medal with the number "3" inside.
The Sprint point schedule for daily Sprint events looks like this:
- Receive one (1) point for each round finished.
- Receive two (2) additional points for each round won.
The least amount of Sprint points a player can receive for a completed tournament is four, and the maximum is 12.
The Monthly Sprint schedule is as follows: (provided no other events are in progress)
Tuesdays - 10:00a.m. and 5:00 p.m. (PT - U.S.A.)
Thursdays - 10:00a.m. and 5:00 p.m. (PT - U.S.A.
Please see the Legends of Norrath Events Calendar for details on this month's Sprints.
Players can still enter as many Sprint tournaments as they would like, however, only the best 4 Sprint point showings each week will be tallied for a player. All other Sprint tournaments will not count for points, but Sprint games played will help decide tie-breakers. If a month ends in the middle of the week, players will receive credit for the top four events for each partial week.
The format for daily events will be four rounds of Swiss play, although we'll occasionally post special formats a couple of days in advance to keep players on their toes, competitively speaking! All Sprint ratings will now be updated each night and not at the conclusion of the event.
The results of Sprint tournaments will have no impact on other tournament ratings and rankings.
The February 2012 Monthly Sprint promo card is Shieldthane.
International players may participate for Sprint points, Sprint rankings and Medals and they are eligible to win non-tradable Legends of Norrath Sprint promo cards.
Its the Season of Love in Legends of Norrath!
Article - 02/02/2012Legends of Norrath is celebrating EverQuest's Erollisi Day with a scenario full of love and loot! The Erollisi Day scenario will be offered in Legends of Norrath Wednesday, February 1 through Wednesday. February 29, 2012, at 11:59 p.m. PT.
Please note that we will also be offering the Beware of Ogres scenario through Wednesday. February 29, 2012, at 11:59 p.m. PT.
The first time you win the Erollisi Day scenario, you'll win the Erollisi's Charm (6P2) promo card AND either the Staff Ornament of the Void (6EEQP6) loot card for EverQuest® or the Painting: Kelpmaiden Mermaid (6EQIIP6) loot card for EverQuest® II, depending on your in-game settings. You can receive additional copies of the Erollisi's Charm promo card each time you defeat the scenario with a different avatar archetype (limit 4).



Beware of Ogres Continues in Legends of Norrath!
Article - 02/02/2012Legends of Norrath is overrun with ogres offering some fantastic loot! The Beware of Ogres scenario will continue to run in Legends of Norrath through Wednesday, February 29, 2012, at 11:59 p.m. PT.
The first time you win the scenario, you'll win the Ogre Zealot (6P20) promo card AND either the Knuckle Ornament of the Void (6EQP12) loot card for EverQuest® or the Painting: Nurgg (6EQIIP12) loot card for EverQuest® II, depending on your in-game settings. You can receive additional copies of the Ogre Zealot promo card each time you defeat the scenario with a different avatar archetype (limit 4 per account).



Legends of Norrath is getting a new LaunchPad!
Article - 01/27/2012
During the week of January 30, 2012, Legends of Norrath will be upgrading to LaunchPad 4! LaunchPad 4 offers many advantages over previous versions of our LaunchPad software, in that it handles data quicker, more efficiently, and takes less time to update your game.
So what do you need to do to get LaunchPad 4, you ask? It’s very simple. Just continue to use your current launcher for Legends of Norrath as normal, and when Legends of Norrath upgrades it will be automatically downloaded to your computer and installed.
We know there are bound to be a few questions about this upgrade, so we’ve created this handy FAQ. If you don’t see your question answered, please feel free to ask.
- Why are you upgrading to LaunchPad 4?
There are two reasons for our upgrade to LaunchPad 4. This way we’ll have one version across all our games and this launcher comes with a myriad of technical improvements. This should lead to better stability, quicker changes, faster patching, and fewer errors.
- I like my current version of LaunchPad. Why do I have to switch?
We understand change isn’t always easy, but the improvements with LaunchPad 4 will far outweigh the problems created by maintaining several different launchers. The upgrade should be seamless and provide a better experience for everyone.
- I regularly log in more than one account at the same time. Will I still be able to do this with LaunchPad 4?
Yes. Logging in multiple times with separate accounts is very easy to do in LaunchPad 4. Because LaunchPad 4 does not exit once you have started the game, simply switch back to the LaunchPad 4 application and log out of your account. Then log in again with any other account you would like to use and click the Play button again. A second instance of Legends of Norrath will open and you can continue as normal.
- With LaunchPad 3, I had some compatibility issues. How have you addressed these with LaunchPad 4?
One of the downsides of LaunchPad 3 was it had some file dependencies and required Adobe Flash to be installed. With LaunchPad 4, we have moved away from these external dependencies. We’ve already successfully rolled out LaunchPad 4 to a number of our other games.
- What Operating Systems does LaunchPad 4 work on?
LaunchPad 4 works on Windows XP with service pack 3 installed and later versions of Windows.
- Can I download LaunchPad 4 early?
Unfortunately, you cannot. The upgrade will happen automatically for everyone at the same time.
- If I need to download a copy of LaunchPad 4, where will I get it?
Once Legends of Norrath has upgraded to LaunchPad 4, Launchpad 4 will be available via Legends of Norrath’s normal link and at www.soe.com/getthegame.
Legends of Norrath Booster Pack Sale!
Article - 01/26/2012
Ready, set, play!
For a limited time, buy most* Legends of Norrath™ booster packs for only 200 Station Cash each! This sale begins January 27, 2012 at 10:00 AM PST and ends February 2, 2012 at 11:59 PM PST**. This sale is only for purchases within either EverQuest or EverQuest II. Build up your decks, get ready for some tournaments, and prepare for battle!
*Here are the booster packs that are on sale:
- Legends of Norrath™: Forsworn Booster Pack
- Legends of Norrath™: Against The Void Booster Pack
- Legends of Norrath™: Doom of the Ancient Ones Booster Pack
- Legends of Norrath™: Dragonbrood - The Anarchs Booster Pack
- Legends of Norrath™: Ethernauts Booster Pack
- Legends of Norrath™: Inquisitor Booster Pack
- Legends of Norrath™: Legacies Booster Pack
- Legends of Norrath™: Oathbound Booster Pack
- Legends of Norrath™: Oathbreaker Booster Pack
- Legends of Norrath™: Storm Break Booster Pack
- Legends of Norrath™: Travelers Booster Pack
- Legends of Norrath™: Vengeful Gods Booster Pack
- Legends of Norrath™: Priestess of the Anarchs Booster Pack

To buy these items and more using your Station Cash, just click the SC button in game, or type /marketplace in your chat window.
Need Station Cash? Visit the Station Cash page for information and learn how you can purchase SC online or from a retailer near you.

Happy Holidays and Limited Customer Support
Article - 12/22/2011Happy Holidays and Limited Customer Support

Everyone here at Sony Online Entertainment wishes you a very magical holiday no matter what you celebrate at this time of year.
To help get you in the festive mood, Community Relations has a holiday podcast and wallpaper to share! Listen to the Ho-Ho-Cast 2011, and then decorate your desktop with this festive Holiday Wallpaper.
In honor of the coming holidays, we will be offering limited support hours for all games. Tech Support will be closed on Monday, December 26th, in observance of Christmas, and we will have limited Phone Support coverage from Tuesday, December 27th through Friday, December 30th. Our limited support hours will be from 10am to 4pm Pacific Time.
Here's to a happy 2012. We hope all your wishes come true!
Legends of Norrath: The Jarsath Destroyer is now available!
Article - 12/20/2011
Legends of Norrath: The Jarsath Destroyer is now available! Legends of Norrath: The Jarsath Destroyer is an all new mini-set for the Legends of Norrath Trading Card Game. Each fixed pack contains:
- 2 copies each of 10 brand new gameplay cards
- 1 loot card per pack (redeemable in EverQuest or EverQuest II depending upon your in-game settings)
- EQ : Girplan Illusion
- EQII : 1 of 5 randomly inserted mounts from the Estarim family
The powerful gameplay in this mini-set whets your appetite for the full set coming in early 2012 that wraps up the story of the Anarchs.
In addition to the 10 new gameplay cards available in The Jarsath Destroyer, with your first purchase you will receive a new generic deck built with cards that should stay in the Standard environment for a long time. It features cards like Fippy's Paw, Young Wyvern, Misdirect, and Surprise Attack. It's a great way to explore the special challenge of building a quality deck that has no archetype cards.
Also with your first purchase you'll obtain a new generic avatar: Dallyn Estarim, the patriarch of the contentious family that is the focus of the LON Anarchs block. He has a simple exert action that exchanges the top card of your deck for one of the cards in your hand. It's always nice to have options!
Legends of Norrath: The Jarsath Destroyer retails for $9.99 via the LON Store and will be available from the EQ and EQII Marketplaces as well.

Loot

Girplan Illusion for EverQuest

1 of 5 Estarim mounts for EverQuest II


Bonus Generic Avatar and Deck included with Legends of Norrath: The Jarsath Destroyer!
Article - 12/19/2011
With your first purchase of the Legends of Norrath: The Jarsath Destroyer pack, you will receive a bonus Generic Avatar and Deck! Without further ado, let's look at these bonuses!

Dallyn Estarim
Players have enjoyed building generic decks since the days of the original generic avatar, the Cloudskipper from the Ethernauts block. A lot of time has passed since then, and we saw a need for a new generic avatar for the Standard environment. Stepping up to the plate is Dallyn Estarim, the patriarch of the contentious family that is the focus of the Anarchs block. He has a simple exert action that exchanges the top card of your deck for one of the cards in your hand. It's always nice to have options.
Bonus Generic Deck Contents (55 cards)
Dallyn Estarim (avatar)
1x Wrecks and Wurms
1x Vengeful Musicians
1x Taste of Past Glory
1x Bones and Drakes
2x Explorer's Cape
2x Black Bone Dirk
2x Fippy's Paw
4x Militia Brigade
4x Surprise Attack
4x Planned Attack
4x Misdirect
4x Wood Elf Scout
4x Savage Dire Wolf
3x Seeker of Destiny
4x Young Wyvern
3x Big Old Croc
2x Dig Deep
2x Hold Fast
2x Bound by Blood
4x Punch
Server Downtime for Game Update Monday, December 19, 2011
Article - 12/19/2011
Beginning at 4 PM PST on Monday, December 19, 2011, Legends of Norrath will be unavailable while we apply a Game Update. We expect this Game Update will take up to 2 hours.
We apologize for this interruption and will resume all affected services as soon as the update is completed.
Learn More about Legends of Norrath: The Jarsath Destroyer!
Article - 12/16/2011
The Jarsath Destroyer
Wandering the Jarsath Wastes of Kunark is a massive golem construct known as the Crystalline Destroyer. Some of the denizens of the Wastes worship the Destroyer as if it were their god, in defiance of the true pantheon of Norrath.
Now you can own this legendary golem, along with nine other cards for Legends of Norrath! Five archetype and four generic unit cards are included, including the Crystalline Destroyer, plus a generic ability card to make ten new cards total. With the purchase of The Jarsath Destroyer you receive two of each of these cards, plus a guaranteed loot card for EQ or EQII.
This pack features the new gameplay keyword "Advance." This is the counterpart to the "Blockade" keyword introduced in set 13, Priestess of the Anarchs. Whenever you apply an ability to a quest where you have one or more units with the Advance keyword, that ability creates one more level token!
But wait, there's more! With your first purchase of The Jarsath Destroyer, you'll also receive a new 55-card generic deck built with cards that will stay in the Standard environment for a long time. It features cards like Fippy's Paw, Young Wyvern, Misdirect, and Surprise Attack. It's a great way to explore the special challenge of building a quality deck that has no archetype cards. We've also included the new generic avatar, Dallyn Estarim!
Here's a glimpses of some of the new cards in The Jarsath Destroyer Pack:
Defiler of the Moon (pictured above)
This unit is the meanest kind of shadow card; she carries hatred for the opposite faction. Any time your opponent plays any light card, you can exert the Defiler of the Moon to deal 1 damage to his avatar. She also has the Blockade keyword first seen in Priestess of the Anarchs (See Mystic of the Sun, also in this set, a functional mirror of this card).
Officer of the Dead
She's a shadow unit that just wants things to die. The Officer of the Dead doesn't care who kills them, or even if they're friendly or an enemy. Every dead unit is merely another token to bend to her will.
Like all such cards, this token generator can get to insane levels with the right deck build.
Drachnid Widow Guard
The Widow is a healer for other unit cards in your deck that have the Drachnid trait. She functions rather like a Bard song to healing friendly Drachnids. She also carries the Advance keyword, first seen here in The Jarsath Destroyer pack. Apply an ability to a quest where you have an Advance unit, and get an extra level token. Again, Advance is the opposite of Blockade, and is a great addition to any deck that quests to win.
Dracurion Skyguard
Yet another card featuring the Advance keyword, this Droag shadow unit provides an extra level token when you apply an ability at his quest. His game text provides a synergistic card draw at the same time, so the Skyguard is a double boost to any questing deck.
Mithaniel Marr's Vengeance
Have you enjoyed using Cazic Thule's Condemnation to deal damage to your light faction opponent? Now you can use Mithaniel Marr's Vengeance for your other decks that need some hate for a shadow opponent! These cards are brutal against builds that change faction multiple times during a single game.
Pack Contents (2 each of 10 cards plus a loot card)
- Halcyon Ascetic
- Officer of the Dead
- Defiler of the Moon
- Mystic of the Sun
- Skillful Killer
- Erudite Punisher
- Drachnid Widow Guard
- Dracurion Skyguard
- Mithaniel Marr's Vengeance
- Crystalline Destroyer
EQ and EQII Loot
One of the fun aspects of Legends of Norrath: The Jarsath Destroyer is that every pack contains a piece of EQ or EQII loot depending on your preferences. Everyone loves a fun loot item in their favorite MMO, and this pack definitely delivers!
For EverQuest fans Legends of Norrath: The Jasarth Destroyer will include the ever so creepy and cute Girplan illusion. Float about on spindly wings wreaking havoc or mischief, it's your choice!

The bickering Estarim family can't get along with each other, but they can certainly get along to their next destination with some fine looking mounts. You can now ride the same stunning steeds that these legends use to ride across Norrath. There's one for every member of the extended family: patriarch Dallyn, matriarch Meleen, the kids Rhyan and Balebri, and their bodyguard, Tahka. Collect all five for your stable…the horses don't disagree with each other like their masters do!

Legends of Norrath: The Jasarth Destroyer coming Tuesday, Dec. 20, 2011!
Article - 12/14/2011

We are very happy to announce the release of Legends of Norrath: The Jasarth Destroyer on Tuesday, December 20, 2011!
We are very happy to announce the release of Legends of Norrath: The Jasarth Destroyer on Tuesday, December 20, 2011! Legends of Norrath: The Jasarth Destroyer is an all new pack for the Legends of Norrath Trading Card Game featuring 11 brand new cards, including a loot card for either EverQuest or EverQuest II! The powerful gameplay in this mini-set whets your appetite for the full set coming in early 2012 that wraps up the story of the Anarchs.
In addition to the 11 cards available in The Jasarth Destroyer, with your first purchase you will receive a new generic deck built with cards that should stay in the Standard environment for a long time. It features cards like Fippy's Paw, Young Wyvern, Misdirect, and Surprise Attack. It's a great way to explore the special challenge of building a quality deck that has no archetype cards.
Also with your first purchase you'll obtain a new Avatar: Dallyn Estarim, the patriarch of the contentious family that is the focus of the LON Anarchs block. He has a simple exert action that exchanges the top card of your deck for one of the cards in your hand. It's always nice to have options!
Legends of Norrath: The Jasarth Destroyer will retail for $9.99 via the LON Store and will be available from the EQ and EQII Marketplaces as well. Keep an eye on the Legends of Norrath website over the next week as we continue to show you more about the exciting contents of this pack!

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