EverQuest Trivia Questions

Bards could not cast traditional spells, but their songs functioned as magical abilities, including crowd control, invisibility, and damage. They were pure songcasters.

The game launched with 12 playable races, including Barbarian, Dark Elf, Gnome, Half-Elf, Halfling, High Elf, Human, Iksar, Ogre, Troll, Wood Elf, and Vah Shir (added later).

The Bard class existed at launch. Kunark introduced the Iksar race and the new class, the Beastlord, not the Bard.

Players would intentionally aggro many monsters and run to the zone line, dumping the 'train' on others. It became legendary for causing chaos.

Lord Nagafen is a classic dragon from the original game, not the final boss of Ruins of Kunark. That honor goes to Trakanon, a dragon in Sebilis.

The Manastone, a rare clickable item that converted health to mana, was so powerful that players paid thousands of dollars for accounts with it. It was eventually nerfed.

In 2001, a player logged over 43 hours straight, aiming for a rare spawn. The feat was widely reported but later discouraged by developers.

Complete Heal took 10 seconds to cast but had no cooldown—only a massive mana cost. It was a staple for clerics, not gated by a cooldown timer.