Q: What is an MMORPG?
A: A Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game ( MMORPG) is a game that lets thousands of players connect to the same game world (server), where they can adventure and interact in many different ways. Every players progress is stored in the same game world..

Q: What is Mortal Online?
A: Mortal Online is a first-person  MMORPG in an open player-controlled fantasy game world for the PC. Player versus Player (PvP), or rather Player to Player interaction plays an important part in Mortal Online as trading, learning, combat, rumors and alliances are largely dependent on communication between players.

Our approach to character creation, character progress and skills are to get away from hours and hours of pointless  Mortal Goldgrinding and quickly immerse you into the community – once there, your real journey begins..

Q: Can I have more than one character on my account?
A: Yes. By creating an account you create your own Deva, or "shared soul"Â, in the game. Your Deva can have several characters connected to it. The Deva grows in power as each of your characters do and can even learn skills that all your characters will benefit from. Read more about skills and the Deva further down..

Q: Will there be different playable races in Mortal Gold?
A: Yes, there will be different races in the game, each with their own unique characteristics and cultures. More information will be added as the development progresses..

Q: What classes will I be able to play? Are there class restrictions?
A: Classes in Mortal Gold will work rather different than in most other  MMORPG's. You don't begin the game as a specific Class, although you may choose from different presets to get some help along the way to become one. Classes are managed by special Guilds in the game (meaning "traditional" labor- or profession-guilds like merchant-guilds, blacksmith-guilds, thief-guilds and so on) where you have to apply and get accepted to get the specific Class-title. (You may choose whether to show the title publically or not). Classes will have prerequisites in the form of skills, attributes or sometimes even things like reputation, social status or wealth. In essence, you will have to give up certain attributes and/or skills in favor for others, meaning your choice of skills will be restricted. In turn, you will benefit from certain Class-bonuses as long as you stay true to your Class by meeting the prerequisites. Whether it's worth to make that sacrifice or not is of course up to you. You will have many different classes to choose from ranging from the traditional warrior, thief and mage types to some special classes intimately connected to the game world. Also, some classes are reserved for veteran players.