The big push in Sword of the New World is on a new system called "political PVP," which will let you "run for office" by becoming the leader of one of the game's factions. Since the game has 24 colonies that can be captured, the faction that conquers and controls the most colonies at one time is considered to be in control of the realm, and can make the almighty executive decision of levying realm-wide taxes.
MMOHut, "Sword of the New World is celebrating spring with a series of events in their "Spring Break Promotion." The events include Spring Fever (until April 7th), where players who collect a lucky 4-leaf clover from monsters will get an award from the Spring Maiden; a 20%..."
GamersFirst's Sword of the New World is primed for several interesting game play additions. Massively spoke with Jon-Enee Merriex at GDC 2010 to get the scoop on what's in store for the MMORTS that first launched in 2007.
The RPG Examiner interviews Jon-Enée Merriex, Producer for Sword of the New World, a MMORPG set in the Barogue period of Europe where magic and monsters are real.
