Everquest Trivia

1. What was the level cap in "Everquest" Classic?

From Quiz "Everquest" Classic: Where it All Began

Answer: 50

Over the years the level cap has increased substantially. However, back in the beginning, players could fight their way through only fifty levels of content. Don't be deceived though - the rate of experience gain and leveling was much slower in the original world of Norrath, and it was no mean feat to achieve level 50 in those days.

From Quiz Geography of "Everquest"

Answer: Northern Qeynos

That poor gnoll. All day he runs to the guards at the entrance of Northern Qeynos only to be slaughtered seconds later. The war cry of Fippy can also be heard zone wide.

From Quiz "Everquest" Lore

Answer: Quarm

Quarm hits for a reported max of 3800hps. And yes, he does have six different Area of Effect spells!

From Quiz Everquest

Answer: 6, six

The continents are: Antonica, Faydwer, Odus, Kunark, Velious, and Telosia.

From Quiz Everquest

Answer: Dragoon Dirk

The Dragoon Dirk is an excellent choice for low-level characters to wield in their range slot. A few extra points of Dexterity is nice to have, and it doesn't impede on the rest of your inventory.

From Quiz "Everquest" Classic: Where it All Began

Answer: Dwarves and Gnomes

Brell is the chief god of the underwold - caves, caverns and all the dark places underground. He created many of the creatures seen across Norrath, among them the kobalds, some of the goblins, and the gnolls. The dwarves and gnomes were also his creation. There is much competition for primacy among Brell's various children, leading to bitter conflicts between some of them, especially the dwarves and goblins. The trolls and ogres were created by Cazic Thule, the god of fear. The humans and Erudites are not identified as the children of any specific god in the lore. The halflings were the offspring of Bristlebane, the god of mischief. The barbarians were the creation of Mithaniel Marr, the god of justice and honor.

From Quiz Geography of "Everquest"

Answer: Great Divide

The river that flows from the entrance of Thurgadin to the southern end is called the Dragon Flow River. This is probably because of the nest of wurms that can be found about the middle of the zone.

From Quiz "Everquest" Lore

Answer: Veeshan

Veeshan, the ruler of the Plane of Sky, was first to dig her claws into the newly created area by the Nameless. Brell Sirilis soon followed and created his dwarven races before telling the other gods of his find.

From Quiz Everquest

Answer: Luclin

Luclin is the newest upgrade to "Everquest". It is a whole separate planet, or moon, from Norrath.

From Quiz Everquest

Answer: Dreadguard

Most cities in the game use the Warrior Guild as the faction for the guards. Neriak is one of the exceptions. Cabilis is another one, where some of the guards serve the Legion of Cabilis faction, and others serve the Crusaders of Greenmist faction.

From Quiz "Everquest" Geography

Answer: East Freeport

If you go north from North Ro, you reach East Freeport. South takes you to the Oasis, and west through the tunnel leads to East Commons.

From Quiz "Everquest" Classic: Where it All Began

Answer: Tunare and Innoruk

All of these gods have had bitter conflicts with each other, but few were as bitter as the war between Tunare and Innoruk over the elves. Tunare, the goddess of nature (as one might guess from her name) created the refined high elves and wild wood elves in the beginning. Innoruk, jealous of her creation, kidnapped two of the high elves and imprisoned them in his homeland, torturing and corrupting them. They eventually succumbed to his evil ways and became the dark elves.

From Quiz Geography of "Everquest"

Answer: Broodlands

The Broodlands, a new area brought to us by the expansion "Dragons of Norrath", are home to these differant quadrants of climate. Also this the area in which most of your "Dragons of Norrath" quests start.

From Quiz "Everquest" Lore

Answer: Desert of Ro

The great fires are thought to have been caused by the jealousy of the Lord of Flame, Solusek Ro. The city of Takish-Hiz crumbled!

From Quiz Everquest

Answer: The Nexus

The Nexus is also a zone in Luclin.

From Quiz "Everquest" Classic: Where it All Began

Answer: Ocean of Tears and Erud's Crossing

The Ocean of Tears, the large of the two, separated Faywder from Antonica in the east, while Erud's Crossing separated Antoica from Odus in the west. In "Everquest" Classic there were boats transiting these oceans, crossing between Kaladim and Freeport on the Ocean of Tears, and Qeynos and Erudin in Erud's Crossing. Without the assistance of a wizard or druid, these boats were the sole means of intercontinental travel. The oceans were not merely space in between the continents though. Both had numerous islands with challenging creatures for all levels. Among classes capable of soloing, it was common to seek out one of these islands to hunt in peace.

From Quiz "EverQuest" Knowledge

Answer: Shadow Haven

The Nexus is located at the centre of the moon, therefore Paludal Caverns lay just below the surface of Luclin. The only two encampments/cities that rest on the surface of Luclin that are forever facing Norrath is Shar vahl and the camps of warriors outside their gate.

From Quiz Geography of "Everquest"

Answer: Greater Faydark

In the middle of the Greater Faydark Forest lies the city in the trees, Kelethin. Kelethin is home to the Feir'Dal.

From Quiz "Everquest" Lore

Answer: Kerafyrm

Kerafyrm, also known as Sleeper, was never meant to be a killable mob and has been awaken on almost all servers. Sleeper can only be awaken once per server. And yes, there is a Lord Dolijonijiarnimorinar in Velketor's Labrynth. Most just call him Bob.

From Quiz Everquest

Answer: Danak

Most players will call the city The Outpost, but its true name is Danak.

From Quiz "Everquest" Classic: Where it All Began

Answer: Crafted for Warriors, Lambent for Bards, and Ro's for Paladins

The Sol Ro armor quests were intended to fix a perceived imbalance in power between casters and melee characters. In the early game, spells were often more powerful than melee abilities until a melee character achieved a very high level of gear. These quests involved most of the zones on the largest continent, Antonica, and required the collection of numerous pieces. They also had a distinctive color, making them a sign of achievement as people could recognize players who had completed the quests.

From Quiz 'Everquest 1'

Answer: Ambassador D'Vinn

Ambassador D'Vinn did not come about as often as the other enemies, but his backstab could take out most characters in one hit. He could be found in the Tower behind the Throne Room.

From Quiz Geography of "Everquest"

Answer: Firiona Vie

King Tearis Thex was infused with revenge when learing of the kidnapping of Firiona Vie. Even after the elves had quit trying to build an establishment on the continent of Kunark, the King sent in a huge army to take the outpost, and ward off the numbers of frogloks that stood in their way. Finally, after taking the outpost it was named Firiona Vie.

From Quiz "Everquest" Lore

Answer: Karana

Karana, the Rainmaker is who is rescued when your raid defeats Agnar, the Storm Lord. This takes place in the Bastion of Thunder and is part of the progression to the Elementals Planes of Water, Air and Earth, as well as the Tower of Solusek Ro.

From Quiz Everquest

Answer: Spirit of Wolf

Spirit of Wolf, or Sow, is the most commonly sought-after spell. Clarity is useles to warriors, while clerics and wizards have no use for Alacrity. The only spell that all classes, of all races, need most of the time, is Sow. Revive has its uses, too, but is most commonly overriden by the spell: Ressurection

From Quiz Geography of "Everquest"

Answer: Talysra's Paw

Erud's Crossing was given name from Erud, the man who lead the Erudites from Qeynos. Then they moved on to the continent of Odus and found the Erudite city of Erudin.

From Quiz "Everquest" Lore

Answer: Fordel Mydst

The name Fordel was taken from a family who was all lost (minus one widow) in a scouting party. The family was known for their great craftmanship and, by lore of the game, built most of the original city. Midst was the family name of a long line of mages that created the portals from Norrath to Luclin. (and it would ever be their haven from the shadows.)

From Quiz Everquest

Answer: Wood Elf, Dark Elf, Gnome

The strength rating of these races, the most important for warriors, is only around 70. The strongest warrior races are Ogre, Troll, and Barbarian, with strengths well over 100.

From Quiz "Everquest" Classic: Where it All Began

Answer: Lord Nagafen and Lady Vox

Nagafen and Vox are probably the two most iconic creatures in "Everquest". They were the original "bosses" of the game, as they were available before the planes opened. As such, they occupy a prominent and nostalgic place among players who have been around since 1999. In order to preserve some of their mystique, they are currently attackable only by players level 52 and below. Otherwise they would simply be killed by players far above their level, as is the case with most other obsolete end game creatures. Trakanon and Pharra Dar are dragons from "The Ruins of Kunark," the first expansion. Vulak and Dozekar are from the second expansion, "The Scars of Velious." Aerin and Rydda Dar are from the fourth expansion, "Planes of Power." There were no dragons in the third expansion.

From Quiz 'Everquest 1'

Answer: Nuke

Wizards are the most notorious for Nukes, the Wizard Nuke can deliver more damage then any other character. Damage done all at once is also known a Direct Damage.

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