DDO P2P Classes: Artificer, Druid, Favored Soul, Monk, Warlock.
DDO F2P Races: Dwarf, Elf, Halfling, Human, *Drow if you make 400 favor points, per sever (does not unlock for all servers)
DDO P2P Races: Aasimar, Dragonborn, Gnome, Half-Elf, Half-Orc,
Tiefling, Warforged, Wood Elf, *Drow if you pay to unlock, will unlock
on all servers.
DDO Iconic Races: Aasimar Scourge, Bladeforged, Deep Gnome, Purple Dragon Knight, Tiefling Scoundrel, Shadar-kai, Sun Elf (Morninglord).
*Cross-classing aka Multi-classing is available for F2P & P2P.
DDO Iconic Races: Aasimar Scourge, Bladeforged, Deep Gnome, Purple Dragon Knight, Tiefling Scoundrel, Shadar-kai, Sun Elf (Morninglord).
*Cross-classing aka Multi-classing is available for F2P & P2P.
DDO
Leveling & Ranking system - there is a reason behind this; it has
to do with our enchantments, action points, ability points etc...
Yes you cap out at level 20 F2P BUT you are rank 96 - in a way, it's like being level 96. One would have to play DDO to understand. It will make perfect sense when one becomes a member and starts leveling and ranking. 30 cap for those P2P.
A player can delay having the character learn their next level and still gain ranks toward the subsequent level, but is not able to use the action points earned until that previous level is learned at a trainer.
Yes you cap out at level 20 F2P BUT you are rank 96 - in a way, it's like being level 96. One would have to play DDO to understand. It will make perfect sense when one becomes a member and starts leveling and ranking. 30 cap for those P2P.
A player can delay having the character learn their next level and still gain ranks toward the subsequent level, but is not able to use the action points earned until that previous level is learned at a trainer.
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