TERA Diary

Fey Forest might seem like a far cry from the Isle of Dawn. It’s less open, with thicker tree lines and even less friendly locals (if that could be possible), with tight paths and large groups of monsters. Occasionally, as you travel on your way, you’ll find a house or a couple of people doing something for the war effort, but it isn’t difficult to see that the forest is owned entirely by the faeries, gnomes and other natives. Fey Forest might seem completely different from the Isle of Dawn, that’s true,  but underneath the surface there is trouble brewing, trouble that has its roots on Dawn and in the return of the malevolent demon god Lok.

My trip to Velika was short-lived, as gorgeous as it was. The high buildings and built-up alley ways were a stark contrast to the Island of Dawn, where I’d spent much of my early time in the game. Not surprising then that I felt overwhelmed at first. The world had suddenly opened up to me, entire regions to explore were reachable with only a short trip on a Pegasus and there was more to see and do than I’d ever imagined would be available to me so quickly. But after only a few quests, mainly getting me used to things like crafting and revealing in more depth the story of the wider world, it was time to move on. There were important things afoot, and, after the revelations on the Isle of Dawn, I was going to be a major part in the time to come.