Use your open beta time wisely.

To save yourself some grief down the road, I reccomend trying your hardest to get into open beta. Come release, you aren’t going to have time to pick the class that fits you best. You are going to feel pressured to choose fast so your guildmates or friends do not outlevel you.

This is where open beta comes in. Generally, I can tell whether a certain class is going to be my style within the first few levels of play.  Since I’ve played through the CE closed beta and preview weekend, I’ve come to the conclusion that I will probably really enjoy the Bright Wizard, the Iron Breaker, the Sorceress, and the Shaman. Each class just had a certain Je ne sais quoi that drew me in. Now i have open beta to decide out of these 4 which is going to be my main.

Open beta is your friend. Use it to your full advantage and you won’t find yourself with a lvl 27 archmage wondering why you aren’t having any fun healing.

Welcome to realm vs. realm, the blog for pvpers by pvpers.

This is my introductory post so I shall keep it short and sweet. I am Ullric, and I have been playing MMORPGS pretty much constantly for 10 years. Anything you can think of, and some things you can’t think of I’ve probably played. For the last 4 years, off and on, I have been a WoW addict. It’s time i broke the addiction.

I’m sure you can tell by the title of my blog that I’m going to be focusing alot on the RVR aspect of Warhammer Online. Most blogs seem to be general Warhammer news sites, but you and I are about to get closely aquainted with killing, maiming, and pretty much destroying the opposing faction.

As the game moves through launch and into the near future, expect commentary, advice, and random tidbits about RVR. Here is a bit of advice to get you started: If it’s red, it’s dead. 

Happy hunting, whatever species that may be, and I’ll see you shortly.