Do you fancy yourself a game developer or level designer? Do you wonder if you have what it takes to design and build games? The first thing one must realize is: it's not as easy as it looks. A game can have great graphics and sound effects. You can put your blood, sweat, and tears into it. But the bottom line is whether or not it can hook a player. And in today's market, where gamers have tons of games to choose from each month, this can be a hard task indeed.

Fury is a new style of MMO that will throw this gaming generation for a loop. Fury has been compared to Guild Wars more times than I can count (and I have ten fingers and toes!). With a game like this there needed to be a review of it so the world could bask in its uniqueness. So I shot off some questions to Paul Whipp the Producer of Fury. Even though I know Paul is a very busy guy, he offered some of his time and I was able to get some information about the new MMO he is part of called Fury.

Tome of Battle: The Book of Nine Swords 

Chapter one introduces 3 new character classes to us: the crusader, sword sage and war blade. Of these three classes my favorite was the sword sage, who gets access to six of the nine martial styles introduced in this book.  The crusader only gets access to three of the nine, and war blade gets five out of nine.  These new martial styles have strikes, counters and stances. You can regain your martial maneuvers with only a few minutes of rest.