Zones of EverQuest

EverQuest , a MMORPG, is held in the world imaginary of Norrath , made continents and oceans, divided into more than 200 zones . The zones are playable portions of the universe of EverQuest which the players can reach. They are connected between them by edges , and to cross a edge to go in another zone is called “zoner”.

Zoner can take few seconds at more than one minute, according to the power of the computer of the player. Sometimes it even arrives that the computer " plante" at the time of this passage. Zoner makes it possible to pass from a zone to another, that can prove to be a very effective technique to escape an enemy who continues you, because while zonant, that Ci does not follow you and remains in its zone.

The zones are from their nature the basic units of playable space stored on the hard drive. A place such as a city can comprise 3 or 4 zones (ex: Qeynos, Nériak…), just as easily that a great zone can contain a whole city and a vast forest (ex: Haut-Faydark).

With the exit of many extensions for EverQuest with the passing of years, there are notable differences between the oldest zones and the recent zones which profit from better graphics and functionalities more advanced like interactive objects or “scriptés” events implying PNJ (characters not-players). Thus, the extension LDoN (Lost Dungeon off Norrath) introduced the concept of instanciée zone . It is about a zone which can exist simultaneously in several specimens, each one being able to accommodate a group or a distinct raid.

It is rather difficult to classify the zones because of the nature even of EverQuest. The play is constantly updated by patchs and extensions. Some of these extensions added zones to certain continents, even created new continents and even alternative plans of existence. Some rare zones also disappeared. Because of the difficulty in sorting the zones by criterion of geography or extension, the zones will be listed below according to a certain compromise.

The zones surrounding the majority of the towns of departure have a common organization, with a zone for beginners (level 1 to 5), a zone for confirmed beginners (5 to 15) and a dongeon for beginner (level 5 to 20).

NB: the single French-speaking waiter (named Sébilis) was closed in July 2005 by Ubisoft. Nevertheless, the names of the zones such as they were reproduced in French on Sébilis are indicated below, in complement of the English names.

Norrath

Norrath is the name of the imaginary planet on which seat EverQuest takes. This planet is made up of oceans and continents: Antonica, Faydwer, Kunark, Odus, Taelosia, and Vélious. This planet also has the many moons, of which that of Luclin. The various plans of existence do not make parties of Norrath itself.

The old world

The old world comprises 3 continents: Antonica, Faydwer and Odus. The majority of the zones appeared already in the first version of EverQuest left in Mars 1999.

Antonica

Befallen (Déchue): Déchue is in the west of the Low-Grounds. It is a crypt filled with death-alive to which it is easy to reach, but to further go the first stage it is necessary to jump in a hole (that can be mortal) or obtain a key from one named.
Beholders Refines (Throats of king Xorbb): It is about a passage between the west coasts and Is of Antonica. It connects Karana Is with the Citadel of the Wet Eye, and was formerly attended to avoid passing by dangerous Forêt of Kithicor. But with the exit of the Pop extension (Plane off Power), this zone became almost useless.
Black Burrow (Noirterrier): The den of the gnolls in war against the human ones of Qeynos and the barbarians of Hauled. It is an underground place which is also used as crossing point between the Hills of Qeynos and the Peaks of the Eternal Ices.
Cazic-Thule : A keep inside Feerrott. A temple devoted to the Cazic-Thulé god, inhabited by man-lizards and other species of the jungle or marshes. In the beginning a zone intended for the players of level 20 to 50, it was transformed later into a zone for players of level 55+.
East Commonlands (Low-Grounds Is)
Eastern Karana (Karana Is): The oriental party of the Plains of Karana. Certainly one of the most dangerous zones of Antonica because of the presence of many hostile animals, of let us scratch and eyes malefic. Adjacent zone with the High-Collar, the Throats of King Xorbb and Northern Karana.
Eruds Crossing (Crossed of Erud): The Crossing of Erud is the ocean which separates the continents from Odus and Antonica, and constitutes a sea route between the towns of Erudine and Qeynos. The boat passes close to an island being in the middle of the ocean and inhabited by certain Kerrans. This island is also known for the great number of will-o'-the-wisps which wander there. Close to the island a wreck surrounded by sharks is.
Everfrost Peaks (Peaks of the Eternal Ices): A separate zone frozen in two parts. One is a covered with snow throat, surrounded by mountains. The other is a tundra. One finds in this zone one of the largest varieties of monsters which is, from the zone “newbie” for the beginners, to the giants of ice. This zone is connected to Halas, Noirterrier and at the height High-Freezing (Permafrost).
Feerrott
Freeport East (Port-Franc Is)
Freeport North (Northern Port-Franc)
Freeport West (Western Port-Franc): Port-franc is at the Eastern end of the continent of Antonica, and its port makes it possible to sail (very slowly) towards the continent of Faydwer while crossing the Ocean of the Tears. It is a city populated of human, the town of departure for many human classes. Part of the city is a kind of bazaar which was used formerly as place of trade for the players (however, since the arrival of the Luclin extension, all the trade is done in the Bazaar close to Nexus). The guards of Port-Franc East and West constitute a rather malefic militia. Their sworn enemies, the Knights of the Truth, are the guards of Northern Port-Franc. There exists a system of underground tunnels making it possible to move under the city for those which are in bad terms with the guards. The city was called in the Wielle beginning and was built by the Caerthiélien empire (before the arrival of the empire of the Combine). It then formed part of the forest of Elddar.
Grobb : The city of the Trolls. Begun again brave fight in Greloks, it again constitutes the town of departure of the players trolls.
Gukta , outpost of Marr: The city of Greloks, formerly inhabited by the Trolls and then known under the name of Grobb, was invaded by Greloks at the time of the exit of the extension LoY (The Legacy off Ykesha). The Trolls having survived folded up themselves in the Foreign District of Nériak, where they still live.
Hauled : The city of the Barbarians.
Highpass Hold (Extremely of the High-Collar)
Highpass Keep (Haut-Fort)
Innothule Swamp (Marsh of Innothulé)
Jaggedpine Forest (Forest of the Emaciated Pines)
Kithicor Forest (Forest of Kithicor): The Forest of Kithicor is probably all that it remains, with the forest of Nektulos, of the old Forest of Elddar. It is connected to the Western Low-Grounds, in Valrive and at the height of the High-Collar, which in fact a crossing point very attended for the adventurers moving Is about the middle of contains of Antonica. The day, the zone is accessible, even if some wasps or orcs can be caught some to the weakest adventurers. But when the Plan of Hatred (den of Innoruuk) appeared, thealive ones settled in the forest and they still wander the come night there. Thus, the forest is populated the night of zombies and goules, by making a very dangerous place then, and many adventurers wait to raise it sun to cross the forest.
Lake Rathetear (lake Rathyslarme)
Lavastorm Mountains (mountains of the Volcanic Clouds): Refitted at the beginning of 2005, this zone is related to Sol has (the Eye of Solusek), Sol B (the Cave of Nagafen), the Temple of Solusek Ro, Najena and the Forest of Nektulos.
Lower Guk (Bas-Guk): Bas-Guk is accessible only while crossing the Haut-Guk . The zone itself is divided into two parts, the side “died” because of the great number of greloks death-alive which are there (carried out by their chief, the Goule Lord), and the side “alive”, populated noble minotaures and greloks (carried out by their chief, king Grelok). They are the ruins of the old town of Guk, and they consist of a broad network of underground tunnels. At the time of the exit of the play (before any extension), it was one of the two most difficult zones (with the Cave of Nagafen). It was never advisable to venture there all alone, and only groups of level 40+ could progress there. The death-alive greloks have a social structure because they have a King, a Priest and Wise.
Misty Thicket (Brumépine)
Nagafen' S Lair (Solusek B) (the Cave of Nagafen): Nagafen , known in the past under the name of Nagafen Lord, is a dragon appeared during the first days of EverQuest and whose cave is in the keep of Solusek B. It are protected per many creatures among which giants of fire, gnolls and a multitude of other ignited creatures. Nagafen is a dragon of fire, and can use its claws as well as its extreme breath to eliminate its adversaries. Progressively of the progression of the play, the players became more powerful than Nagafen. Nowadays, a high level player could kill this dragon in solo if it were not protected by enchantments which téléportent all the too powerful players (level 52+) out of his cave as soon as they dare to approach it.
Najena : A keep of bottom/average grade populated thealive ones, the elementary ones and ogres. This keep was created by the black witch elf Najéna.
Nedaria' S Landing (Arrived of Nédaria)
Nektulos Forest (Forest of Nektulos)
Neriak 3rd Spoils (Nériak 3rd Door) off
Neriak Commons (Nériak 2nd Door)
Neriak Foreign Quarter (foreign district of Nériak)
Northern Desert Ro (deserted of Ro Nord)
Northern Karana (Northern Karana)
Oasis off Marr (oasis of Marr)
Ocean off Tears (ocean of the Tears)
Oggok : The city of the Ogres.
Permafrost (strong High-Freezing)
Qeynos Hills (hills of Qeynos)
Qeynos North (Northern Qeynos)
Qeynos South (Northern Qeynos): Qeynos is a human city located on the west coast of Antonica.
Rathe Mountains (mountains of Rathys)
Rivervale (Valrive): Valrive is the birthplace of Halfelins. By consequence, the dwellings are adapted there to their small size, and the players of intermediate size or large can encounter some difficulties to move there. The city is connected to Brumépine and the Forest of Kithicor.
Runnyeye (citadel of the Wet Eye)
Solusek' S Eye (Solusek A) (Eye of Solusek)
Southern Serves Ro off (Deserted of Ro Sud)
Southern Karana (Southern Karana)
Splitpaw Lair (Infected Paw) (the Infected Leg)
Surefall Glades (clearing of the Eternal Cascade): This clearing is the native soil of certain Prowlers and Human Druids or Half-elves.
Temple off Solusek Ro (Temple of Solusek Ro): The Temple of Solusek Ro appeared in free downloading the October 31st 1999. The inhabitants of this temple offer many searches, and each one can penetrate there since the Mountains of the Volcanic Clouds. It is generally not a zone of combat, but certain players can be caused to fight there to acquire certain powerful objects. The most important searches available here are the searches of armor. They were installation in order to replace the armor of Rubicite which was removed play when this temple appeared. Nowadays, with the new extensions, these armours are much less powerful.
LArena : The Arena is an immense circular stone building without roof. The only entry and exit are a small tunnel which leads to the lake Rathyslarme. While entering the zone, the player must cross an immense circular way ranging between the external wall and the arena itself. The only entry in this arena is on the other side of the building, avoiding thus that players do not find themselves accidentally in the middle of a combat. While penetrating in the arena, one sees immense steps and, in the center, a square platform where are held the engagements. The Arena at a long time been useful for the organization of many events, including marriages, wars of guilds, etc It still arrives that the MJ (Main of Play) there organize some events, but the zone is generally deserted.
The Caverns off Exiles (Solusek C) (Caves of the Exile)
The Forgotten Halls
Upper Guk (Haut-Guk)
West Commonlands (Western Low-Grounds)
Western Karana (Western Karana)

Faydwer

Ak' Haddock : Ak' Anon is the city of the Gnomes.
Butcherblock Mountains (Mountains of the Massacre)
Crushbone (Brisetibia)
Dagnor' S Cauldron (Cauldron of Dagnor)
Felwithe : Felwithe is the city of the High-Elves.
Greater Faydark (Haut-Faydark): Haut-Faydark is a forest zone connected to Bas-Faydark, Felwithe, Brisetibia and the Mountains of the Massacre. It is in the middle of Haut-Faydark that the city of the woodland Elves of Kéléthin is, made many platforms in the middle of the trees. It is a zone where the adventurers of level 1 to 12 can drive out the orcs, the bats, the rats, the spiders and the skeletons which traverse the forest without delay. After level 12, Brisetibia makes it possible to progress thanks to the orcs more powerful which are there.
Kaladim North (Northern Kaladim): Kaladim is the city of the Dwarves.
Kaladim South
Kedge Keep (fort-Kedge): Fort-Kedge is in the Cauldron of Dagnor, with an underwater entry. It is an entirely underwater keep, the adventurers who penetrate there must thus be able there to breathe, while using of fates or while carrying an object enabling them to breathe under water.
To injure Faydark (Bas-Faydark)
Mistmoore Castle (Landebrume castle): The castle of the vampire Mayong Landebrume. Refitted in 2004 in a zone for the players of level 65+.
Steamfont (Vapor Mountains)
Unrest (Field of the Without-Rest): The Field of the Without-Rest shelters a haunted house. Garanel Rucksif was a Dwarf who became insane, and its phantom still haunts the places.

Odus

Erudin (Erudine)
Erudin De luxe hotel (palate of Erudine): The city is mainly known for its palate, where one finds some of the most powerful magicians of any Norrath, as well as a bank. One also finds a bookstore there where one can get very powerful fates, some being untraceable elsewhere. There does not exist direct way between the quays, the palate and the principal city. They in fact are connected by téléporteurs. The zone being a city, there is not large-thing to fight there, however one can find some sharks close them quays, where to try to tackle the guards of Erudine. The boat leads to the Crossing of Erud while the back of the city leads to mysterious Forêt of Toxxulia.
Kerra Island (Island of Kerra): The Island of Kerra is located very close to the continent of Odus (one can easily reach it with the stroke). It is accessible since the east coast from the Forest of Toxxulia, then an underpass leads to the zone itself. The island is used as refuge with the race of Kerrans, driven out formerly by the Scholars. The Queen of Kerrans and her Court are firmly kept, but the city can accommodate the peaceful travellers. The majority of the players did not never visit this island and are unaware of until the existence of Kerrans. It is probably due to the fact that the island is rather insulated (one does not see it from the coast) and that only the Scholars have access easily there, but they there is not welcome and rather goes to Qeynos to continue their adventures apart from Odus.
Paineel (Doloris): Paineel is the city of the Heretics, a malefic faction of the Scholars followers of nécromancie.
Ruins off Old Paineel (The Hole) (the Crater)
Stonebrunt Mountains (mountains of Pierrepesante)
Toxxulia Forest (forest of Toxxulia): This forest is appreciated young Scholars in search of adventure, although it dark and is populated of Kobolds which attack at sight. On the west coast, it is possible to swim to the island of Kerra. At the time of a downloadable patch, a new city was added at the end of the forest: Doloris, which also leads to the Crater. The gates druid and wizard to reach the continent of Odus are in the middle of the forest.
Warrens (Burrows)

Plans

Planes Fear off (Plane of the Fear): The field of Cazic-Thule, the god of the Fear.
Planes Haste off (Plane of Hatred): The field of Innorruuk, the god of Hatred. This Plan was refitted from its initial exit and is now completely different. During a certain period, the two versions coexisted on the waiter of Test, which explains why the new version is called off Plan of Hatred B.
Plane Sky (Plane Skies): The Plan of the Skies contains a broad variety of monsters and is known to take a long time to clean, even in raid. There exist many searches related to this Plan.

Kunark

The continent of Kunark was introduced by the extension The Ruins off Kunark in Mars 2000.

Burning Woods (Wood of the Furnace)
Cabilis East (Cabilis Is)
Cabilis West (Western Cabilis): Cabilis is the city of the Iksars.
Charasis (Howling Stones) (Howling Stones)
Chardok
Chardok, Halls off Betrayal (Chardok B)
City off Mist (the City of the Fogs)
Crypt off Dalnir (crypt of Dalnir)
Dreadlands (Grounds of Fear)
Emerald Jungle (Emerald jungle)
Field off Bone (field of Bones)
Firiona Life : Firiona Vie is an outpost of the High-Elves, and the destination of all the boats elves since the Depths of Fear (Timorous Deep). It is here that the races of good alignment begin their adventures on Kunark. The zone itself is immense, and the outpost occupies only one part of it.
Frontier Mountains (Mountains of the Borders)
Kaesora
Karnor' S Castle (Castle of Karnor)
Kurn' S Tower (Turn of Kurn)
Lake off Ill Omen (Lake Noiraugure)
Mines off Nurga (Mines of Nurga)
Old Sebilis (Ancient Sébilis)
Skyfire Mountains (Mountains of the Burning Skies)
Swamp off No Hope (Marsh of Nulespoir)
Temple off Droga (Temple of Droga)
The Overthere (Parlointain): Parlointain constitutes an outpost for the malefic races in their exploration of Kunark.
Timorous Deep (Depths of Fear)
Trakanon' S Teeth (Teeth of Trakanon)
Veeshan' S Peak (Peak of Veeshan): When the Kunark extension to leave, the Peak of Veeshan was the most difficult zone of EverQuest. It is the fortress of the dragons of the Ring of Scales (Boxing ring off Scale), and she is inhabited by 6 dragons: Druushk, Hoshkar, Nexona, Phara Dar, Silverwing and Xygoz. To be able to penetrate in this zone, it is necessary to make a success of long and difficult search in order to obtain the key from it. It then becomes possible to enter there by the gate which is in the Mountains of the Burning Skies (Skyfire). Once inside, the players must move constantly because the zone abounds in Racnars and Drakôns de Lave which reappear quickly (2 minutes) after being killed. In the beginning, the fates of teleportation did not function inside this zone, it was thus necessary imperatively to reach the other end to leave there. This restriction was removed a few years later, and from now on the players can leave the zone by the usual means. Recently, the zone was refitted and a new search, quite as difficult, added for obtaining the key.
Veksar
Warsliks Woods (Wood of Warslik)

Velious

The continent of Velious was introduced by the extension The Scars off Velious in December 2000.

Cobalt Scar (Cobalt Laceration)
Hook Caverns (Crystal Caves)
Dragon Necropolis (Necropolis of the Dragons)
Eastern Wastes (Moors of the East)
Great Divide (High-Summits)
Iceclad Ocean (Ocean of White frost)
Icewell Keep (Extremely of Puiglace)
Kael Drakkel : Field of the giants of Kromzek and Kromrif.
Kerafyrm' S Lair (Sleeper' S Tomb) (Tomb of the Sleeper): This zone is the source of many legends among the community of EverQuest. When Vélious left, the Tomb of the Sleeper was the most difficult zone of the play. After having killed the four guards of the Sleeper, Kerafyrm, this one and all devastates wakes up on its way. Kerafyrm itself was supposed to be invulnerable, however it could finally be killed on each waiter where it disappeared forever. The zone has had for summer famous Antre of Kerafyrm.
Planes Growth off (Plane of the Growth): Field of Tunarë, the Mother of All.
Planes Mischief off (Plane of Deception): Field of Chassepoil (Bristlebane), the King of the Robbers. Although refitted, it remained a strange zone where all is possible.
Siren' S Grotto (Cave of the Sirens)
Skyshrine (furnace bridge of the Burning Skies)
Temple off Veeshan (temple of Veeshan): Field of the dragons of the Claws of Veeshan.
Thurgadin : Field of the Givrains Dwarves.
Tower off Frozen Shadow (Turn of the Cold Shade)
Velketor' S Labyrinth (Labyrinth of Velkétor)
Wakening Land (Grounds of the Awakening)
Western Wastes (Moors of the West)

Luclin

Luclin, the moon of Norrath, was added in the extension The Shadows off Luclin in December 2001.

Acrylia Caverns (Caves of Acrylia)
Akheva Ruins (Ruins of Akheva)
Dawnshroud Peaks (Peaks of the Veil of the Paddle)
Echo Caverns (Caves of the Echo)
Fungus Grove (the Mushroom bed)
Grieg' S End (Borders of Grieg)
Grimling Forest (Forest of Grimelins)
Hollowshade Moor (Moor of Ombrecreuse)
Katta Castellum (Katta Manor house)
Marus Seru
Mons Letalis
Netherbian Lair (Cave of Néterbien)
Paludal Caverns (Caves of Paludal)
Sanctus Seru
Shadeweaver' S Thicket (Thicket of the Weaver of Shades)
Shadow Haven (Den of the Shades)
Shar Vahl
Sr Temple (Sr Temple)
The Bazaar (the Bazaar): Before the exit of The Shadows off Luclin , on the majority of the waiters, the EverQuest community found itself to trade in the Low-Grounds Is, or sometimes in the bazaar of Port-Franc. Each player shouted his offer at the whole zone and waited until a player contacts it. The players were thus to remain in front of their screen and to manually manage each transaction. With the extension The Shadows off Luclin , Sony set up an automatic system of trade functioning only in the Bazaar, in the south of Nexus. The zone itself is not very large but proposes salesmen, banks and cattle sheds. Because of the great number of players concentrated in the Bazaar, this zone is famous for its " lag". The players can buy Bags of Salesman and place there the objects which they wish to sell, which they are armours, weapons or objects of search. Then they define their price for each object, and pass as a Vendeur mode. The other players then see them like normal salesmen and can buy their articles. An interface makes it possible to make research through all the Bazaar.
The Deep (Abyssal zone)
The Grey (Greyness)
The Maiden' S Eye (the Eye of the Virgin)
The Nexus (Nexus)
The Scarlet Serves (the Scarlet Desert)
The Tenebrous Mountains (the Enténébrées Mountains)
The Twilight Sea (Sea of the Twilight)
The Umbral Plains (Plains of Ombrie)
Vex Thal

Plane off Power

These zones were introduced with the extension The Planes off Power in October 2002.

Bastion off Thunder (Bastion of the Thunder)
Doomfire, The Burning Lands (Burning Flames): Also known under the name of Plan of Fire. One finds there Fennin Ro, one of the 4 targets to eliminate to obtain the access to the Plan of Time.
Drunder, Fortress off Zek (Drunder, the Fortress of Zek): Also known under the name of Plane off Tactics
Eryslai the Kingdom off Wind (Eryslai, the Kingdom of the Wind): Also known under the name of Plan of the Air. One finds there Xégonie, one of the 4 targets to eliminate to obtain the access to the Plan of Time.
Halls off Honor (Sanctuary of the Honor)
Lair off Terris Thule (Cave of Terris-Thulé)
Planes Disease off (Plane of the Disease): One finds there Grummus, one of the first targets to be cut down for the planar progression.
Planes Innovation off (Plane of the Innovation): Around the factory sheltering fantastic Béhémot, of the automats to the reject inlassablement traverse dilapidated corridors strewn with mechanical remains.
Planes Justice off (Plane of Justice): Most accessible of the Plans, it is very snuffed to drive out as of level 46. One can carry out 6 tests also there (known as " trials"). It is necessary to make at least 1 of these trials to begin the planar progression (which leads to the Plan of Time) and to acquire occasion consequently the access to the Plan of Courage (Valor Planes off) if there is not already necessary level 55 to penetrate there.
Planes Knowledge off (Plane of Knowledge): This peaceful place became the central place of the play, commonly called PoK, where each one is found between two forwardings. This plan is accessible to all (even those which do not have the PoP extension) since April 28th, 2004.
Plane off Nightmare (Plane Nightmare)
Plane off Storms (Plane of the Storm)
Plane off Time has off (Plane Time A)
Plane Time B (Plane of Time B): The Plan of Time off became the most difficult zone of the play at the time of the exit of the extension Planes Power (PoP). It was necessary to traverse all the other not-elementary Plans in order to reach the 4 Elementary Plans, then to kill there each of the 4 gods (Fennin Ro, Xégonie, Coirnav and the Council of Rathys) for finally reaching the Plan of Time. To kill the boss of this plan, Quarm, was the ultimate objective of all the guilds of raid.
Planes Torment off (Plane of the Pain): One finds there Saryrn, mistress of the pain.
Planes Tranquility off (Plane of Serenity): This peaceful zone is used as access point to the other plans. One can penetrate there only starting from level 46.
Plane off Valor (Plane Courage): Usually called PoV, it is a place very snuffed to progress of level 55 on the level 60+. One finds the dragon Aerin' Dar there.
Ragrax, Stronghold off the Twelve (Ragrax, fortress of the Twelve): Also known under the name of Plan of the Earth B (PoEarthB). One finds the Council of the Twelve there, one of the 4 targets to eliminate to obtain the access to the Plan of Time.
Reef off Coirnav (reef of Coirnav): Also known under the name of Water level (PoWater). One finds there Coirnav, one of the 4 targets to eliminate to obtain the access to the Plan of Time.
Ruins off Lxanvom (ruins of Lxanvom): Also known under the name of Crypt of the Rot (CoDecay)
Temple off Marr (temple of Marr): One finds there Mithaniel Marr, the carrier of truth, which reigns on the plan of Courage. This paladin is the brother of Erollisi Marr, queen of the Love.
Tower off Solusek Ro (turn of Solusek Ro)
Vegarlson the Earthen Badlands (Vegarlson, Chtonienne Desolation): Also known under the name of Plan of the Earth has (PoEarthA).

Ykesha

These zones were added by the extension The Legacy off Ykesha put in remote loading in Mars 2003.

Crypt off Nadox (Crypt of Nadox)
Dulak' S Harbor (Port of Dulak)
GULF off Gunthak (Gulf of Gunthak)
Hate' S Fury (Fury of Hatred)
Torgiran' S Mines (Mines of Torgiran)

Lost Dungeon off Norrath

These instanciés keeps were added by the extension Lost Dungeons off Norrath (LDoN) in September 2003. They all are on the continents of Antonica and Faydwer in the Old world. These zones are divided into 5 categories as listed below, with minor differences in the provision of each keep which is in fact of the distinct zones. Thus the extension contains 48 new zones.

Deepest Guk - 8 zones
Miragul' S Menagerie - 10 zones
Mistmoore Catacombs - 10 zones
Rujarkian Hills - 10 zones
Takish-Hiz - 10 zones

Spoil Discord off

These zones were added with the extension Gates off Discord (GoD) in February 2004. They take seat in the new continent of Taelosia.

The Abysmal Sea (Sea of Fear)
Barindu, The Hanging Gardens
Ferubi, Forgotten Temple off Telosia
Kod' Taz, Broken Trial Grounds
Natimbi, The Broken Shore S
Qinimi, Runs off Nihilia
Qvic, Prayer Grounds off Calling
Riwwi, Coliseum off Ranges
Txevu, Lair off the Elites
Yxtta, Pulpit off Exile

instanciées Zones

Ikkinz, Antechamber off Destruction
Inktu' your, the Unmasked Chapel
Sewers off Nihilia - Emanating Crematory (Crématorium)
Sewers off Nihilia - Lair off Trapped Ones
Sewers off Nihilia - Pool off Sludge
Sewers off Nihilia - Purifying Seedling
Tacvi , Seat off the Slaver
Tipt , The Treacherous Crags (the Underhand Piton)
Uqua , The Ocean God Chantry
Vxed , The Crumbling Caverns

Omens off War

These zones were added by the extension Omens off War published in September 2004. Their names were never translated on the Sébilis waiter.

The Bloodfields
Dranik' S Scar
Harbinger' S Whorl
Noble' S Causeway
Riftseeker' S Sanctum
The Ruined City off Dranik
Wall off Slaughter
Muramite Proving Grounds

Zones Instanciées

Catacombs off Dranik - 3 keeps, groups
Dranik' S Hollows - 3 keeps, groups off
Sewers Dranik - 2 keeps, groups off
Citadel Anguish - raid from 18 to 54 players

Dragons off Norrath

These zones were added by the extension Dragons off Norrath (Gift) in February 2005. This extension is rather similar to the extension Lost Dungeons off Norrath (LDoN) in the direction where it contains primarily instanciées zones, with searches offering a reward in the form of radiant hooks (for a mission " bonne") or ebon hooks (for a bad mission ), crystals which can be accumulated and exchanged then with merchants to obtain fates or equipment.

Guild Hall
Guild Lobby
Lavaspinner' S Lair
Stillmoon Temple
The Accursed Nest
The Ascent
The Barter Hall
The Broodlands
Thundercrest Isles
Tirranun' S Delve

Depths off Darkhollow

These zones were added by the extension Depths off Darkhollow (DoD) on September 13rd, 2005. This new world underground and is introduced the concept of the Monster Missions , which make it possible to play a high level mob and to push back the assaults players, evolutionary objects which improve as one uses them and of Spirit Shrouds who allows to play a creature of lower level while gaining xp for his principal misadventure, thus allowing the high level players to play with friends of lower levels.

Caverns off the Lost ()
Corathus Creep ()
Coven off the Skinwalkers ()
Dreadspire Keep ()
Dreadspire, The Half-plane off Blood ()
Illsalin Market ()
Lair off the Korlach ()
Living room To lard ()
Prince' S Manor ()
Queen Sendaii' S Lair ()
Ruins off Illsalin ()
Shadow Spine ()
Snarlstone Dens ()
Sporali Caverns ()
Stoneroot Falls ()
Stoneroot Falls: The City off Xill ()
Temple off the Korlach ()
Temple off the Korlach: The Council off Nine ()
The Cocoons ()
The Corathus Mines ()
The Hatchery ()
The Hive ()
The Hive: The Lost Notebook ()
The Lodge off the Fang ()
The Nargilor Pits ()
Undershore ()

Prophecy off Ro

These zones were added by the extension Prophecy off Ro on February 21st, 2006. Among the innovations brought by this extension: a complete revamp of the city of Port-Franc (Freeport) and desert of Ro (including the oasis of Marr), the installation of traps actuated by the players themselves, spheres of influence, a destructible ground, filters of buffs, 8 spaces additional in bank.

Arcstone, Isle off Spirits
Deathknell, Tower off Dissonance
Razorthorn , Tower off Sullon Zek
Relic , the Artefact City
Ruins off Takish-Hiz
Skylance
Sverag , Stronghold off Rage
The Devastation
The Elddar Forest
The Root off Ro
The Seething Wall
Theater off Blood
Tunare' S Shrine

Other zones

Marauder' S Reflects : A zone available only on the Legends waiter.
Mines off Gloomingdeep (Mines of Gloomingdeep): The zone of the " tutorial" of EverQuest. With the patch of January 29th, 2005, this zone was refitted and accommodates from now on the players up to level 10 (instead of level 5).
Shadowrest (Refuge of the Shades): A zone-cemetery, it makes it possible to the players to find a corpse after the 7 days deadline. One reaches this zone by speaking with the one about the PNJ charged with there téléporter the players.
Sunset Home (CSHome): The new zone for the Guides and GMs, creates especially for them, after the part behind the last island of Plane off Sky was opened to the players and become a public space. This zone contains many salesmen specialized as well as NPC honouring the memory of old Guide or GM died in the real life. This zone is not accessible to the normal players because it is accessible only by teleportation and the data of the zone must is not in the standard installation and must be installed manually.

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