Prima Strategy Guide on scribd

[Mindforge]

Was looking for old info on google and stumbled across the Prima guide from 2000 (only copyright I found) has some basic mob stats, spell descriptions... http://www.scribd.com/doc/48825912/EverQuest-The-Ruins-of-Kunark-Revised-Expanded-Prima-Official-eGuide

[Ozudin]

This is awesome. Thanks!

[Chrushev]

Its not very useful, but I have a copy of it on my ipad :P

Wish it had info about quests.

[Ozudin]

super useful to treat boredom at work :)

[Kika Maslyaka]

like they could possible tell us even a fraction of info we already know :P

[Ozudin]

Yeah, after looking through it 99.9% of the information was completely useless. Still pretty neat though.

[dernsaw]

I wish I still had my copy from back in the day. I had all sorts of notes and shit written in it.

[Zakaton]

I ordered a paper copy off Amazon for $.01 + $3.99 shipping. It's not real useful but it's fun to page through, and brings up lots of memories. Oh, and it still has the $19.99 Best Buy sticker on the front and a $1.99 Goodwill sticker on the side. I guess even Goodwill couldn't sell it. :D

[Swish]

Don't forget commonly used EQ jargon:-

Finger-wiggler = magic user ;)

[jtaddei]

I remember a typo that said dwarf rogues had like 800 agi. I immediately made one and was incredibly let down.

In all honesty that guide was awesome for the maps of starting cities.

[Trannce715]

I still own mine, and it makes great reading material for the bathroom ;)

[lumin]

I bought this, along with the EverQuest Atlas: The Maps of Myrist about a year ago on eBay. I pull them out at least once a month just to look at them, even while I'm not playing EQ. They are probably the biggest reason I still play EQ to this day - I just get all nostalgic looking at them.

The Atlas is definitely the better buy of the two. The maps are fantastic, and the back-stories and lore you get from each zone is great. Half the reason why I love EQ so much is for the setting and "non-game" stuff that reinforces the great feel of the world.

[Rifter]

I used to have a copy of that back in the day. Some of the advice in that thing is hilarious.

[BrandeX]

I had the Kunark Prima Guide when it was new. Lots of stuff in it was completely erroneous.

[SunDrake]

Although the information found in them is of little use, I also have fond memories of my strategy guide. I bought it for the maps and the spell info.. used to carry it to middle school every day and the three of us who played would huddle around and get our nerd on. :)