Upcoming Developer Fireside and AMA
about 3 years ago
– Wed, Mar 29, 2023 at 11:26:57 AM
Thanks for all the comments, feedback and support on our last update. We’re looking forward to sharing more of our progress, starting with a Developer Fireside on Sunday at 11AM PT. We have chosen this time to accommodate as many regions as possible, since we have community members from all over the world!
We will be discussing your recent comments and questions, as well as hosting a live Q&A, so be sure to have your questions ready.
Developer Fireside and AMA
Event location: World of Anterra Discord Server
Date and Time: Sunday, April 2nd, at 11AM Pacific Time
Event Link: https://discord.gg/Ecmfrvrf?event=1089950690236956746
Hope to see you there! And if you can’t attend live, don’t worry. We will be sharing the recording and summary here afterwards.
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Oh, and we keep forgetting to introduce our latest community NPCs, so... Meet 'Kasabian' and 'The Wizard'. They were created by our community as part of an NPC naming (creation) contest that we ran last year. We had so much fun with these that we plan to have more chances for the community to create NPCs for World of Anterra.
Kasbian is a tavern dweller who clings to the past. After decades of adventuring, he has now settled in a small village, yet all he wants to do is share his past with whomever will listen. The towns folk still humor him even after hearing his stories a thousand times. So, it’s always exciting for him when someone new shows up in town… and who knows, maybe there’s some value to be gathered from his old stories.
The Wizard is a mysterious mage with a long history in Anterra. There is a large bounty on his head after having participated in the rebellion and he is often referred to as the "Most Wanted Mage" in Anterra. Mercenaries throughout the wastelands talk about collecting on his bounty, with many rumors circulating about his whereabouts. Although he was last seen in the Northern Wastelands many years ago, he has become nothing more than a myth.
