Hellbound

Map of the island Hellbound

1 Description
2 Legend
3 Guides
4 Hellbound on the world map
5 Quests

Description

Hellbound — Hellbound Island is, for technical reasons, considered a huge multi-zone dungeon in which the zones open one after another depending on how many trust points the server's players have accumulated. Every player on Hellbound contributes to opening each zone.

Beleth settled here after escaping from the dungeons of the Ivory Tower (Ivory Tower). The problem was that the place was by no means uninhabited; the native population was a highly developed civilization. So, first of all, he killed Hannibal — a seer and oracle who could talk directly to the gods with his third eye and was highly respected among the natives. Deprived of their spiritual leader, the locals soon gave in to Beleth's promises of wealth and power.

Having settled on the island, Beleth summoned even more followers. At some point the natives simply realized that they were no longer the masters of their own land. The dwarf Tully (Tully (lv. 65, 82)), Beleth's brilliant longtime assistant, set about his technical duties and built the Steel Citadel (Steel Citadel) for the "Devil" in the eastern part of the island — a massive castle with outer fortifications, consisting of three mighty towers: the Main Tower (Base Tower), the Tower of Infinitum (Tower of Infinitum) and the Tower of Naia (Tower of Naia), the residence of Beleth himself. For his own needs and amusement, Tully built a huge eight-story workshop. Today the workshop is guarded by Beleth's general Darion (Darion (lv. 70, 82)) — a deadly fighter in heavy armor, armed with a huge blade and an equally heavy shield, with which he loves to smear those who challenge him.

Beleth surrounded the island with an impassable magic barrier, and you can only get there through two portals (Warpgate) in Heine (Heine ) and at the southern entrance to the Wasteland (Wasteland). The barrier also stops the rain clouds approaching from the sea.

But the natives were not broken. Soon a Resistance Movement formed, a coalition of the islanders' ancient shamanic community and the so-called "newcomers" who came from the mainland in the latest waves of settlement.