Brisbane - On the 16th June 2011, Frogster will open the gates to the much anticipated fourth chapter of Runes of Magic and players will finally have access to the Lands of Despair. In this new ...

There's no denying it – on the surface, the similarities between Runwaker's upstart Runes of Magic and Blizzard's all-conquering World of Warcraft are striking, so much so that from a distance it's ...

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Free-to-play MMO Runes of Magic is prompting players to get green-fingered with their brand new plant system. While currently being tested, it is due to be implemented in an upcoming patch. Basically, ...

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Check out a teaser trailer for Runes of Magic Chapter IV: Lands of Despair's upcoming content patch. Check out a flythrough video for Runes of Magic Chapter IV: Lands of Despair. Here's the official ...

Berlin, January 15th 2009: There are many ways of upgrading Armor and Weapons in Runes of Magic ( http://www.runesofmagic.com), but very few of them don’t require ...

Berlin, 03 September 2009: The secret of the Elven folk in Runes of Magic has laid deeply hidden in the Aslan Valley for centuries. Yet dark demons have corrupted the Ents, the peace-loving guardians ...

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