ArcheAge Next Fresh Start Phase, Rein: Part 1, Begins July 18
Today, Trion Worlds announced the next ArcheAge fresh start phase, Regin: Part 1. In this phase, fresh start players will be introduced to the Dwarven and Warborn races. The new phase -- which is slated to hit servers on July 18 -- will raise the fresh start level cap to 55 and unlock the previously mentioned races as well as their starting areas and quest chains. It will also allow players to experience the Mistsong Summit dungeon where they will team up with the Crimson Watch to defeat the dungeon's three bosses.
In addition to the content coming to the fresh start servers, Trion has revealed that players on both fresh start and legacy servers can look forward to a variety of upgrades. These will introduce new features, update existing systems, and balance gameplay elements between free-to-play and paid players.
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