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A pixel-art MMORPG for your browser. Bond with Echoes, the creatures that carry the last light of a broken crown, and explore one shared world on phone or computer, with nothing to download.
Free to play · No download · Phone and computer
The Bond
When the Crown of Dawn broke, not all of its light fit into the five shards. The rest settled in the hearts of beasts. The Order of the Bond calls them Echoes, and an Echo has no owner: it chooses its hero.
Earn an Echo's trust through the Bond rite and it becomes your Ward. It walks at your side across the realm, fights beside you and grows with every road you share.
Weaken a wild Echo, place an offering at your feet, stay inside the ring and step out of the waves when it struggles. Keep the three Knots tied and it chooses you. Nothing is thrown and no odds are shown: finish the rite and the bond is made.
Death, Winter, Flame, Tide and Life, the colours of the shards. Every Echo carries one and bites deeper into its opposite: Life into the undead, Flame into frost.
An Echo ascends when two of three things meet: a strong Bond, what it ate or faced, and the right place at the right hour. Some lines branch at the last step.
One Echo walks out with you; the others wait at a Refuge of the Order. Choose its stance and it fights at your side, alone or with your group.
Guardian Echoes keep what was still light in the five fallen guardians. Sealed Echoes sleep in reliquaries left by great foes and festivals, and a rare few shine Luminous. The Echo Grimoire records every form you meet: 161 to find today, and more than two hundred as the regions still to open arrive.
A bond cannot be sold. Bonded Echoes are never for sale and never traded. The store only offers coats, colours an Echo agrees to wear.
The kings of Aurelia ruled from a citadel above the clouds, by the light of the Crown of Dawn. The last of them wanted eternity, and opened the door to the Void.
On the night of the Sundering the crown shattered into five shards. Each one found a guardian, and corrupted it.
A thousand years later the dead walk the valley again, and Stonevale is the last light still burning. Someone has to gather the shards before the wrong hands do.
At level 10 a class opens into three specializations, each with its own weapon, skills, signature and Ultimate, and you can switch between them outside a fight. Your race adds a small trait, never a must-pick.
Ready to play Melee · Tough
Heavy plate and a sword arm. The class that stands in front: it holds the foes, breaks their guard and keeps the group alive.
Shown in a legendary set at +10, as in the game.
Ready to play Long range · Agile
Light armour, a keen eye and the ground on its side. The class that wins from a distance: arrows, poison and a mark that makes the whole group hit harder.
Shown in a legendary set at +10, as in the game.
At the closed beta Magic · Area damage
Fire, frost and lightning, the strongest area damage in the realm. Ready at the closed beta, with three specializations to choose from.
Shown in a legendary set at +10, as in the game.
At the closed beta Holy light · Healing
The healer: heals and shields the group, raises fallen allies and smites the undead. Ready at the closed beta with its core skills; its three specializations arrive with the beta too.
Shown in a legendary set at +10, as in the game.
New class Shapes of the wild
Keepers of the Amber Circle, hooded in leaves and antlers with a staff of living wood. They take the shapes of the wild, a bear to hold the line and a lynx to hunt, and heal in their own form. A new class, coming before the closed beta.
Children of Stonevale and the old kingdom of Aurelia. Adaptable, stubborn and good at making friends.
Trait: Diplomacy: +10% reputation and +5% experience.
Guardians of the ancient woods, long-lived, with eyes that shine in the moonlight.
Trait: Elven grace: +3% critical chance and +8% mana.
Born from the stone of the frozen mountains. Short, broad and harder than the iron they forge.
Trait: Stoneskin: +8% defence and +3% health.
Warrior clans of the southern steppes, honourable and fierce. An orc never forgets a debt.
Trait: Blood fury: +4% attack.
Descendants of the dragons who guarded the Crown. Horns, scales and fire in the blood.
Trait: Dragon scales: +6% health.
Every player on the realm walks the same zones and fights the same monsters, each with a Ward at their side. Parties of up to five, guild chat and whispers, and loot of your own from every kill.
Three dungeons, four festival dungeons, the Void Rift raid at level 30, the Primordial Sanctum past 100 and the Trials of the Bond past 140. A world boss wakes somewhere every 15 minutes.
Mythic keys from +2 with no ceiling, open from level 30, that scale to your group, with a timer, weekly affixes and a leaderboard of the realm's best runs.
Ranked 1v1 duels, 2v2 and 3v3 in the Champions' Pit, and the Vale of Banners: up to five against five for three banners.
A competitive season every month, counted by the realm. Climb from Bronze to Legend for titles, capes and auras.
A campaign from level 1 to 30, then a second arc to level 120, with the Echoes woven through both. No level cap, and the Depths go two hundred floors down.
Guilds level up to 10 with weekly contracts. List your loot for 48 hours in the markets of the towns; the seller is paid even offline.
Four festivals a year with looks you can only win then. Every eight weeks a new pass, with a free track that holds all the game value.
From the Whispering Woods to the Sky Citadel, from the Ashen Wastes to the Sunken Kingdom. The map fills in as you explore, and fast travel takes you back to any place you have found.
Every picture on this page is a real screenshot of the game, interface and all.
A Trapper's frost trap, smoke and poison against a pack of crabs in the Hightide Archipelago
A Marksman looses Deadshot at the Hollow Choristers of Fallen Aurelia
An Ascension: a Mossfang becomes a Mosswarden
The first Echoes wake, from the opening cinematic
Stonevale, the last free village
A Mage against a pack of Grey Wolves in the Whispering Woods
Morvath, the Bone King, mid-cast
The Sky Citadel, islands over a sea of stars
Fire Elementals in the Ashen Wastes
Frostspire Peaks
A wild Shellpup and Ironshell crabs on the Blacktide Coast
The Sunken Kingdom
Nyxara, the Star-Weaver, in the Void Rift
Creating a hero
The menu: your Ward, today's rewards and every page, from the Echoes to the market
Eldmoor is free to play. The store exists so the realm can keep running, and it follows four rules.
Crystals buy outfits, Echo coats and other looks, plus conveniences such as a name change, the barber, outfit slots and character slots. Never power, XP, gold or progression speed, and never an Echo. A mount bought with crystals is a look; riding comes from a mount you earn or buy with gold.
Gold, protection stones, potions and elixirs sit on the free track of every season pass. Premium adds looks and crystals.
Experience, gold, loot and quests are worked out by the server, not your browser. Nobody buys or edits their way to the top.
No advertising, no analytics cookies, no selling of data. Not in the game, not on this site.
An online role-playing game in HD pixel art. You create a hero, bond with Echoes that fight at your side, and play the story from level 1 to 30 and an endgame arc to level 120 and beyond, alone or with friends, in a world shared by everyone on the realm.
Creatures that carry a thread of the broken crown's light. You earn an Echo's trust through the Bond rite, and it walks and fights beside you as your Ward, grows with you and ascends. Echoes are never mounts, and a bonded Echo can never be sold or traded.
Nothing. The game is free to play. An optional store sells crystals, and crystals buy looks and convenience (never power, XP, gold or progression speed, and never an Echo).
A modern browser on a phone, tablet or computer. There is nothing to download or install, and your hero is saved on the realm.
The closed beta opens soon. Leave your email below. Before the first invitations go out we email you once to confirm it, then we invite confirmed sign-ups in the order they joined, by email, with a single-use invitation code.
We use it only for the beta: one email to confirm, one with your invitation. Every email has a link that removes you from the list at once. Until the beta opens we keep it at most 180 days from sign-up; an address that is not confirmed is deleted 30 days after we ask, and your entry 30 days after your invitation. Details in the privacy notice.
English and European Portuguese, in the game and on this site.
No. Past level 30 every level costs more, the endgame story runs to level 120, the Depths have two hundred floors and the Crown League starts a new season every month.
Confirm your email and we will write when the gates open. One email to confirm, one with your invitation. Nothing else.
Patch notes, beta waves and the people you will raid with.
Our Discord opens with the beta.
Thank you. Before the first invitations go out we will email you once to confirm the address, and only then is your place kept. Nothing else until then.
