Warhammer's back story
DateTime:7/8/2009 5:21:12 PM

Warhammer's back story is also much more fleshed out than almost any other MMO's. Owing to the franchise's decades of existence in the role-playing world, the game has almost endless depth to draw upon and does so to great effect.Aesthetically and aurally, Warhammer is stunning. The game doesn't require a monstrously powerful computer, even at its highest detail levels, and yet each character and location is meticulously detailed, dark and moody. The musical accompaniment is epic and sweeping, and the sound effects are both numerous and varied, whether you're slaying High Elves or merely wandering through a scenic beachfront swath of land.

Not only is the story constantly revealed to you by almost every in-game action you take , but the game itself tracks your personal history via a clever "tome" system. It may not mean much to the core gameplay, but giving longtime players a recorded history of their exploits and a list of ways in which it actually ties into the history of the universe is one of those things that makes the experience that much more engrossing.