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Roleplay is the major component of an addicting game like Lusternia. It is all about being someone, and finding the best RPG character isn't always easy. Knowing how to act and what your etiquette should be, and how well it will go down with others. What your actions and words will do for your character, and how others will react to it. How would your character react to others reactions? All things to think about, and in this article I'll be giving some pointers on coming up with the best roleplay for you. 

With multiple player-run organizations in this addicting game, some are bound to be stronger. Working to build up an org that is weak in comparison to others is a fun and truly rewarding experience in role-playing games like IRE's. A turnaround can't happen overnight - but as a living component of the ongoing saga that is your text game of choice, you love long-term goals, right?

Doubtless, many a new player comes across IRE’s many design systems and think to themselves, “What can I possibly make here?” Whether it be the Necromancer outfit of their dreams or a comedic bard’s getup, designs exist to become another facet of any character’s make up.

From the moment you step forth from the Portal of Fate and join a city or commune, you are involved in politics - without even knowing it perhaps. It is a topic that is as diverse as it is complicated.

For many people, the option to buy and trade credits in an rpg game proves to be a useful, and potentially lucrative mechanism. After all, credits are their own commodity, the price rising and falling as players work towards their idea of being “the best”. However, what happens when the price doesn't drop? It's something that's apparent in Lusternia. A couple of months ago, the cheapest credits on the market were priced at a respectable 7000 gold pieces each. The current market has the cheapest hovering between 12000 and 15000 gold pieces!

I have been playing Iron Realms games for many years and it never ceases to amaze me when I hear about all the good things that have come out of playing all of their rpg games. I have seen many people grow to develop friendships and even deeper levels of relationships all through the role playing game mechanics.

So you've just entered the high fantasy role playing world of Lusternia. You've decided to become a maniacal pyromancer, a solemn paladin, or a dutiful druid... but what now? Many players new to Lusternia are unsure of what to do, and it's understandable, because there's so much to do! It is a role playing game first, of course, but there's many things to keep you busy when role playing isn't so hot! Should you hunt?

If you're pro-OOC clans or against them, this article explores both sides of the argument.