From the EQ2 website: "In Live Update #24, which included The Fallen Dynasty, a new betrayal system, a broker revamp, a PvP exile system, new profession hats, advancing storylines in Nektulos Forest and the Commonlands, and much more, we made some significant improvements to the crafting system in EQII."

The Fallen Dynasty , Everquest 2 third adventures pack, has been officially launched. "Those who purchase this Adventure Pack can access the new area of the world and /claim their bonsai tree. Journey to the docks in the Thundering Steppes or Nektulos Forest to cross the Buried Sea and begin your adventures in this once-peaceful land."

We wanted to publish the full text of the latest Scott Hartsman letter to its players. In my opinion he IS right when he says that in the last two months thay have accomplished an incredible number of succesful changes, and this is probaly why we can expect more for the incoming days.

Stratics hosted an Everquest 2 House of Common chat. We choosed some interesting points that came out of it.

In todays Everquest 2 patch there are a few changes affecting Blackburrow, with new "challenges and rewards" and also content for solo players. The patch also introduces a new raid zone, The Halls of Seeing and a few more things.

Everquest 2 players received another generous patch. New encounters, a new raid zone, Brew Day Festival, a brand new guild managing interface and more.

A small patch has been released to EQ2 servers:

*** Kingdom of Sky ***

• The contested epic Princes in the Barren Sky now have a longer respawn timer (between 7 and 9 days).
• The reuse timer for Deathtoll now sets after you get through the wall of fire.
• Some of the items that drop from the bird princes in Barren Sky, the Ravasect Mutant in the Bonemire, and Hurricanus in Tenebrous have been improved to account for the challenge of the encounters.

*** Items ***

• The castable effect on the Summoner's Hat of Binding should now work properly.

While the PvP players seems to enjoy the new fighting possibilities, the game keeps, as usual, its almost daily updating.

GamerGod has an interview with the Kingdom of Sky Senior Producer Scott Hartsman. Other web sites are publishing interesting screenshots and a pretty neaf trailer.