Erendor Online: Türkçe MMORPG

What Erendor Online is and who it suits

If you want an online role-playing game where everyone shares one map at the same time, Erendor Online is built around that. Players gather in towns, trade at the market and fight over the same territory. The developer describes it as a 2D MMORPG made in Turkey and played entirely in Turkish.

The game is split into two races, Human and Goblin, and each has its own town and its own route through the world. Much of what it offers depends on which side you pick and who you play alongside. Players who prefer solo progression with little interaction will find most of the game built around groups instead.

The developer is listed as a single person who releases updates often. Suggestions and bug reports can be sent from inside the game.

Choosing a race, a class and skills

You start as either a Human or a Goblin. After that you pick one of five classes. The Tarkan is a heavily armoured melee fighter who takes hits for the group. The Bozok is an archer using bow and crossbow. The Karaeren is a fast, stealthy fighter who relies on critical hits. The Büyücü is a mage who casts spells from range with a staff. The Ruhban is a healer whose job is keeping a party alive.

Each class has its own quest chain and its own weapons. As you level, new skills unlock, and they grow stronger the more you use them. Skills are placed into slots, which is how you shape a personal playstyle from the same class as everyone else.

Because the classes cover tanking, ranged damage, burst damage and healing, parties are the natural way to play. The listing presents the classes as a set that fits together rather than as separate paths.

Exploring the world and fighting for totems

The world has more than forty regions, from Akburç Town to Gölgeli Hisar, Tülü Swamp and Karanlık Düşeği. Day and night change in the game, and each region has its own creatures and hazards. A compass points you toward your destination, and teleport points shorten long journeys between regions.

Totems on the map belong to a race. To take one, you defeat its guardian and the totem switches to your race. You can also defend a totem you already hold against an attacking side. Border War is a separate contest where both races fight for control of a region.

Low-level players are protected during this fighting. The listing says that players below a certain level cannot be hunted by others, so newcomers are not targeted while they learn the map.

Islands, bosses and invasions

Islands are closed areas you enter alone or with a party. Each ends with an island boss. Rare and legendary creatures roam the wider world, and bosses in general use attacks that are specific to them.

When an invasion starts, enemies arrive in waves and players gather in the same place to meet them. Invasions are the points where large numbers of players are expected to be in one spot at one time.

Loot, crafting and trading with other players

Equipment drops in four tiers: Magical, Rare, Legendary and Unique. Each item has different properties, and the listing says no two items are identical. You gather herbs, crystals and other materials from the environment, then use recipes to craft your own armour and weapons. Items you do not need can be dismantled into materials.

Chaos and Exalt orbs rework the properties of an item. You can lock the good properties you have and keep rerolling the rest until you get a result you want. The listing presents this as the way to chase a near-perfect piece of gear.

Trading runs through a market where you post items for sale and search for what you need. Players can also trade face to face, and the listing says the server confirms these trades, so the exchange is not left to trust alone.

Guilds, parties and chat

You can create a guild or join one. Each week the guild receives a shared exam, and members hunt together as a group. Members can contribute gold to the Guild Hearth, which gives small benefits to everyone as it grows. Guilds also compete on a season leaderboard that resets monthly.

Chat has general, guild, party and private channels. There is a friends list and ranking tables. If another player behaves badly, you can mute them, block them or report them.

Parties are central to much of the game, from island runs and invasions to guild hunts. The chat and friends tools are how those groups form and stay together.

Quests, progression and cosmetics

Quests include the main story, class quests, daily quests and a Journey Log. The Journey Log guides you through the first levels and gives a reward at the end of each chapter. Once you reach the level cap, progress continues through Seniority, which advances with each creature you defeat. Achievements and daily login rewards are also included.

The game has no ads. The shop sells only cosmetics: wings, auras, footprints, mount appearances, name colours and emotes. The listing states that none of these items affect your character's strength, and that power, equipment and experience cannot be bought with money.