Meet EverQuest's mountain-makers in Underfoot zone "The Foundation"

by William Dobson Oct 15th 2009 at 3:00PM

Filed under: Fantasy, Galleries, Screenshots, EverQuest, Expansions, Lore, Previews

It's time for another EverQuest: Underfoot zone preview, as the EverQuest Players community site is featuring a look at "The Foundation". Like many of the other areas in the Plane of Underfoot, The Foundation is used by Brell's servants to create things that will end up in the world -- however, we haven't previously seen any creations quite as massive as what is made here. If you've ever admired a scenic mountain located somewhere in Norrath, then you have the inhabitants of The Foundation to thank. The enormous Genari stone giants push up mountains from underground, and then tirelessly hold their positions to keep the mountains standing.

Their job gets even worse. Sometimes a god might decide to raise a new mountain themselves, without thinking about the Genari underneath. When that happens, the Genari will most likely be crushed under the new weight. Don't fret though, because the Genari's broken form is often enough to keep the mountain up, and Brell can simply make another giant later on. Now that's cold.

Screenshots for The Foundation have been added to our Underfoot gallery, and we're very pleased to have another handful of exclusive pictures to share. Check them out below, and learn more about The Foundation's lore at EQ Players.

Gallery: EverQuest: Underfoot

Tags: eq, everquest, genari, lore, mountains, preview, screenshots, soe, sony-online-entertainment, stone-giants, the-foundation, underfoot, zone-preview

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Ryan said on 4:40PM 10-15-2009

*That* is cool. What a neat idea for the zone.

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