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<blockquote data-quote="deganawida" data-source="post: 9072467" data-attributes="member: 67836">Yes, the MMO, and you could create your own mods in it.&nbsp; Was a good way to earn AD, both for player, and creator.&nbsp; This was 10 or 11 years ago, though.&nbsp; All classes were 4e Essentials classes (guardian fighter, greatweapon fighter, trickster rogue, controller wizard, so forth).&nbsp; I had the special edition founder pack.&nbsp; It came out prior to a job change and move to PA for me, and, since that happened in 2013, I'm basing time frame around that.Hate how the console versions are independent of each other.&nbsp; My PC account still has my original character somewhere (Caedan the Rogue), my Xbox account has a paladin, and my PS account, into which I logged in for the first time in 5 years Tuesday, still had my greatweapon fighter who got turned into a barbarian.&nbsp; Also, my founder's pack didn't transfer between platforms, which SUCKS.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="deganawida, post: 9072467, member: 67836"] Yes, the MMO, and you could create your own mods in it. Was a good way to earn AD, both for player, and creator. This was 10 or 11 years ago, though. All classes were 4e Essentials classes (guardian fighter, greatweapon fighter, trickster rogue, controller wizard, so forth). I had the special edition founder pack. It came out prior to a job change and move to PA for me, and, since that happened in 2013, I'm basing time frame around that. Hate how the console versions are independent of each other. My PC account still has my original character somewhere (Caedan the Rogue), my Xbox account has a paladin, and my PS account, into which I logged in for the first time in 5 years Tuesday, still had my greatweapon fighter who got turned into a barbarian. Also, my founder's pack didn't transfer between platforms, which SUCKS. [/QUOTE]

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