'Cry Of The Ghost Wolf' (By Mark Sehestedt) (possibly 1410 DR) 'Gauntlgrym' of The Neverwinter Saga (Written by R.A. Here is the link back to part 2 if you've never seen it and are interested.

So, without further ado, let's get started. That means half or most of the characters they created that don't have a long lifespan like elves or dwarves are either old or dead. Salvatore, I mean, jumping 100 years into the future, especially after the Spellplague without their consent. I will start from 1401 DR and end in 1491 DR, and this list will be pretty short because the 4th edition setting seemed not only unpopular to gamers like us, but also the authors like Ed Greenwood and R.A. Why not try? Because Tasos is still in charge.My break is over, now here is part 3 of my list of licensed Forgotten Realms based novels, comics, tabletop games and video games with a confirmed timeline (and those without a confirmed timeline that I can only make carefully thought out guesses). Darkfall is in a different but similar niche market than Shadowbane (most MMO players have limited FPS skills, like myself). If a development company had a good solid financial plan I bet they could make tons of money off of a Shadowbane 2, maybe even more so than Darkfall. They are making the game they want in a really niche market and being successful at it. That is a solid financial plan in the background. Darkfalls finances are so good that, even with its flaws (being FPS in a MMORPG market, its biggest flaw) and low sub count they are expanding their development team and have been working on a relaunch of the game for almost two years. The company used other projects to fund itself and continues to do so. Lets look at another game that had a real plan in place for its game: Darkfall.

Can you stop what you are doing right now and start developing a game? Including finances, programming, design, art, music, etc etc etc? Most likely not. The original Shadowbane developers were gamers that wanted to do something amazing. Their server cluster was powered by hamsters.Īnother thing that cause Shadowbane to fail may of been something that the average player or outsider could not see. They also used Commodore 64's in their server cluster. The old Shadowbane developers used OpenGL in their game engine.

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