'''Dungeons & Dragons Online''' (abbreviated as '''DDO'''), originally titled '''''Dungeons & Dragons Online: Stormreach''''' and later '''''Dungeons & Dragons Online: Eberron Unlimited''''', is a [[massively multiplayer online]] [[Role-playing game]] (MMORPG) developed by [[Turbine]]. Turbine developed DDO as an online adaptation of {{c|Dungeons & Dragons}} (abbreviated as D&D) based loosely on the D&D 3.5 Ruleset. It is set in the Eberron and the Forgotten Realms campaign settings. Internet access is required to play.
'''''Dungeons & Dragons Online: Eberron: Unlimited''''' (abbreviated as "'''''DDO'''''") is a [[massively multiplayer online]] [[action]] [[role-playing game]] (MMORPG) developed by {{c|Turbine}} and originally marketed as ''Dungeons & Dragons Online: Stormreach''. Turbine developed DDO as an online adaptation of ''{{c|Dungeons & Dragons}}'' (abbreviated as ''D&D'') based loosely on the ''D&D'' 3.5 Ruleset. It is set in the Eberron campaign setting. Internet access is required to play.
DDO is a fantasy action role-playing game. Progression is defined by completing quests and leveling up. After creating an avatar on the character selection screen, players are required to go through a tutorial, which may be skipped after completing once. Players receive quests from non-player characters. After accumulating enough experience points through quests, the character is entitled to gain a level, which grants access to more feats, spells and skills. There are currently sixteen levels in the game. Each module has added new quests and areas to explore.
''DDO'' is a fantasy [[action]] [[role-playing game]]. Progression is defined by completing quests and leveling up. After creating an avatar on the character selection screen, players are required to go through a tutorial, which may be skipped after completing once. Players receive quests from non-player characters. After accumulating enough experience points through quests, the character is entitled to gain a level, which grants access to more feats, spells and skills. There are currently sixteen levels in the game. Each module has added new quests and areas to explore.
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==System requirements==
;Minimum
Processor: P4 1.6GHz or AMD equivalent with SSE
Memory: 512MB RAM
Graphics Card: 64 MB Hardware T&L-compatible video card
Network Connection" 56.6K modem
Software: Windows XP, DirectX 9
Disc Space: 3GB, 5GB for high resolution
;Recommended
Processor: P4 3.0GHz or AMD equivalent with SSE
Memory: 1GB RAM
Graphics Card: GeForce FX or better with 128MB of memory
Network Connection: Cable Modem or DSL connection
Software: Windows XP, DirectX 9
Disc Space: 3GB 5GB for high resolution
DDO is not compatible with pre-Windows XP operating systems and does not, nor are there plans to, support either MacOS or Linux.
Dungeons & Dragons Online (abbreviated as DDO), originally titled Dungeons & Dragons Online: Stormreach and later Dungeons & Dragons Online: Eberron Unlimited, is a massively multiplayer onlineRole-playing game (MMORPG) developed by Turbine. Turbine developed DDO as an online adaptation of Dungeons & Dragons (abbreviated as D&D) based loosely on the D&D 3.5 Ruleset. It is set in the Eberron and the Forgotten Realms campaign settings. Internet access is required to play.
DDO is a fantasy action role-playing game. Progression is defined by completing quests and leveling up. After creating an avatar on the character selection screen, players are required to go through a tutorial, which may be skipped after completing once. Players receive quests from non-player characters. After accumulating enough experience points through quests, the character is entitled to gain a level, which grants access to more feats, spells and skills. There are currently sixteen levels in the game. Each module has added new quests and areas to explore.
