Life In Albion

Heroic Boasting: Before going on a quest, you can make a mighty boast such as "I'll kill the Balverine while wearing no clothing," if you care to expose yourself in this way. Boasts increase your reward for completing a quest, because they are wagers of confidence in your abilities.

Trophies: For hundreds of years, Heroes have furthered their renown by displaying quest trophies. It goes without saying that brandishing a bandit’s head for all to see cannot help but promote your heroism and great deeds across the land.

Trading: Most of the objects in Albion can be bought and sold. Many towns offer trading booths where you can purchase important items, such as food, potions, medicines, weapons and armour. You can even buy, sell and rent houses– but be cautious about getting the right price unless you do not care to make a profit.

Customising Your Appearance: Your appearance affects your reputation and you can purchase many body decorations, such as a tattoos to reflect your individuality or a change of hairstyle. A change of clothes may provide a strategic advantage— wearing a bandit’s outfit would allow you to slip into their camp, just as if you were one of their own.

Love and Marriage: Your popularity is mostly affected by how good, evil or attractive you are. You can flirt, propose and even marry, provided you are romantic enough. The more noble you look and behave, the better your chance of wooing a future spouse. On the other hand, you could just visit the Darkwood Bordello.

Travelling Around Albion: The world of Albion is full of activity. Wild beasts roam the wilderness preying on bandits, traders, wandering nomads and careless adventurers. It is up to you just where you go and what you do - as a hero, your time is your own and the world is yours to explore as you choose.