Every update to the world, as it happens.
Duskmere has a new home. This weekend we moved the entire game — world, accounts, saves, everything — onto brand-new infrastructure built to carry it for years. What you'll notice is simple, better performance today, and a foundation big enough for everything we have planned.
Duskmere's first five-man dungeon waits under the Old Wood — queue as tank, healer, or blade and learn to step out of the square. Three new zones stretch the world to level 65, enchanting and alchemy join the skills, a magpie will carry your loot, and the whole realm got redrawn by a cartographer's hand.
Talents arrive — spend your points across Warrior, Mage, and Priest trees and cast real spells with cast bars, mana, and proper fireworks. Priests can now heal other players, monsters genuinely choose whom to fight, and a loom in Lightshire turns hides, silk, and wolf pelts into three full armour sets.
Smithing arrives — mine iron from the dark forest, smelt it at the forge, and hammer out full armour sets at the anvil. Every drop and every craft can now roll Uncommon to Legendary with real stat gains, a light ring keeps the night honest, and Pondside's villagers have clocked in for work.
Duskmere has been repainted from the ground up — hand-painted buildings, rounded storybook characters, and a horizon that finally shows you the mountain from across the map. Move with WASD and a proper run, jump fences, fight giant frogs in the swamp, buckle on a full set of iron, and meet us at the Gilded Tankard for a pint.
Snow wolves are Duskmere's first creature that attacks on sight — and dying to one now raises a gravestone with five minutes on the clock. New loot too, including the Ashbone Champion's own cleaver, plus a resculpted mountain that runs three times faster.
Mirkwood's walled city opens its gates. Wander the lamplit plaza, meet the shopkeepers, shake hands on your first player trade — and lock your treasures behind the great vault door at the Bank of Duskmere.
A dungeon yawns beneath the dark forest, villagers find their voices, friends lists arrive — and Duskmere now fits in your pocket, playable on your phone from the same world as everyone else.
The region that gave the game its name is open, with new quests to take on — plus a fully reworked camera you can orbit and zoom, OSRS-style.
A darkness has settled over the deep forest. Fog drifts between the trees, the light dies early, and the shamans who live there have begun to stir. Enter if you dare.
The docks are open and a ship waits at the pier. Sail beyond the horizon to a remote island in the deep sea — and watch the waters, because you won't be alone out there.
New to the world? Here is everything you need to know to take your first steps — creating an account, learning the ropes, and finding your first quest.