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== The Wiki ==
== The Wiki ==

Revision as of 19:13, 6 December 2013

Shroud of the Avatar (aka SOTA), in development by Portalarium Inc., will be a fantasy MORPG concentrating on the player as much as possible. The choices a player makes in Shroud of the Avatar will have an affect on the world. Discover your very own adventure and create your own distinct story. From the creator of Ultima, the legendary Lord British.[1]


Shroud is crowd funded and that allows the developers to work directly for, and with, the player, versus working for a large publishing corporation. Shroud is also crowd sourced so players can submit Unity compatible content (art, sfx, music, world building, etc). Once submitted content is approved the submitter can choose to be compensated in real or virtual currency. [2]


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The Wiki

http://www.sotawiki.net has 4 complete pages and 12 total pages and has been online since November 26th, 2013.


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