FAQ

Both server use the same ruleset and NPC difficulty. They also use the same auras which buff offense and defense of (particularly small) teams who do instances below the suggested Might.

EQ Might allows players to play 1 to 12 characters at a time. With enough dedication a single person playing up to 12 well developped characters can handle over 99% of the content on their own. EQ Might is hosted in Switzerland.

Project Might is designed to support solo, duo, and 4-box teams especially well through the early and mid tiers. The unique items available there boost survivability and versatility, helping players progress smoothly on their own through early and mid tiers. This means players can gear up, earn AAs, and reach the point where harder content begins (around tier 9 to 10) without needing outside help. Beyond that point, teaming up becomes increasingly important, but Project Might ensures players can get themselves ready for that stage independently. Project Might is hosted in Canada.

Your initial level cap is 52. To raise that to 55, you need to complete Tier 1, either in group or solo instances. Group: defeat Lady Vox in Permafrost, the Ghoul Lord in Guk and Lord Nagafen in his lair in an instanced zone and hail the progression Spirit that spawn upon their defeat. When soloing, defeat GrimClaw and his brothers in North Karana, Alizewusaur on the Oceans of Tear and Icebane in Everfrost.

Single players have conquered Tier 11 and unlocked Tier 12 by playing a team of six or less, without any outside help.

Group content up to and including Scars of Velious is tuned for 6. Beyond that, it's tuned for 6-12. However, with the Aura of Might and Wardens, smaller groups and even solo players can tackle group / raid content.

If you want to play a team of six and be as strong and independent as possible. The following group setup should work to get you through almost everything except what's mentioned above:

• Tank of your choice

• Cleric

• Shaman or Druid

• Three DPS classes (or a bard) of your choice. They all come with their pros and cons. At lower levels caster groups tend to be slower, due to limited mana pools.

Extensive player written Guide by Wutz for 6-boxers on EQ Might.

Tokens of Might can drop from most named. Low level named have a chance of 1-3% of dropping Token of Might. Higher level named, and particularly fabled, have a much higher chance of dropping. The highest chance comes from chests. Small treasure chests drop 1 to 5 Tokens of Might. Larger treasure chests can drop more.

Tokens of Epic Might are gained in the same way, they are just rarer and drop mainly from high level fabled, progression bosses and chests.

Here is an example if you do an Innoruuk instance:

• Innoruuk himself has a 75% chance of dropping a Token of Might and a 10% chance of dropping a Token of Epic Might.

• Depending on the mode you are in, a number of chests will spawn.

Trivial

• • no chests

Easy

• • 1x Small Amber Treasure Chest (2 Tokens of Might, 30% chance for a Token of Epic Might)

Medium

• • 1x Small Topaz Treasure Chest (3 Tokens of Might, 40% chance for a Token of Epic Might)

  • 1x Small Jasper Treasure Chest (2 Tokens of Might, 20% chance for a Token of Epic Might)

Hard

• • 1x Sapphire Treasure Chest (4 Tokens of Might, 60% chance for a Token of Epic Might, 2% chance for Token of Legendary Might)

  • 1x Small Topaz Treasure Chest

  • x Hard Mode Treasure Chest (5% chance for Token of Legendary Might)

There are intermediate modes, like Easy+ or Normal-, which are not documented above.

Chests also contain additional items, particularly the Hard Mode Chest always contains an Invaluable Coin for faction with Merchants of Might.

The concept of Might puts a party's power within a bandwidth. That is the main driver to un-trivialize content. You will not be able to engage Lady Vox or Lord Nagafen with a level 68+ character. Every (instanced) encounter should therefore always be non-trivial. As consequence, for now, there are no lockouts. You can do your favourite encounter back-to-back if you wish to do so.

Might on the other hand, can be a hindrance at times. E.g., when you want to do a certain target and your party's might doesn't fit in the given bandwidth. That may be particularly true if you team up with someone and you combined Might is too high to get the chest reward. However, you can always do the instances without the chest rewards.

The server greeter can tell you your party's might. The Might-Table gives some examples for standard party sizes.

The player requesting the instance must have unlocked this instance. This is usually done by completing the previous tier.

If requesting a solo/duo instance with two players, the same is true for the second player.

If requesting a group or raid instance with a group (not a raid), the requester must be fully flagged and everyone else must meet the required level and have flags to enter the zone, but not necessarily the all progression flags, provided the difficulty mode is not Easy or Trivial. If it is Easy or Trivial, everyone must be flagged.

If requesting a group or raid instance as a raid, at least half the playeres must have unlocked the instance, the rest can be piggy-backed, provided the difficulty mode is not Easy or Trivial. If it is Easy or Trivial, everyone must be flagged.

EQ Might is running on a dedicated server in Zurich, Switzerland. The server and network components are backed up by a USP. You can expect the following pings:

Europe 20-50ms, North America 90-180ms, Japan 220ms, Australia 270ms, China/HK 270ms.

Wifi and particularly mobile internet providers add an additional delay. A ping of over 100 ms is noticable. With a ping over 250 ms, the Internet "feels slow". However, the ping in EverQuest is far less critical as in other games such as racing or shooter games.

Availability: Up-time since July 4, 2022: 99.96%

Project Might is running an VDS in Toronto, Canada. You can expect a ping of 20-70ms in North America and 120ms in Europe.

Casters benefit from various settings:

• Mana regeneration from items cap is 70.

• Spell power from items cap is raised to 1800. Spell power increases the direct damage spells by about 20% of the spell power. It has no impact on damage over time spells.

• Enchanter's aura adds spell and dot critical chance (8% for the 66 aura), as well as mana regen.

• Enchanter's have custom illusion spells, which give extra damage (similar to bard) to selected elemental types (fire or magic).

• There are various custom items with click-effects, such as direct damage, damage over time or mana flare.

• There are various custom, necromancer-only items with out-of-era damage over time focus effects.

• Pets of all levels are boosted. Some High-level pets from rank IV or V spells with 45 pet power focus do up to 2.5k dps.