Fellowship brings the first-ever MODA or multiplayer online dungeon adventure genre to the mainstream, giving players the addictive gameplay loop seen in most MMORPGs but without all the needless clutter for those who just want to play dungeons.

After playing for 25 hours over the past few days, here are my thoughts on Fellowship – also with a perspective from decades of playing World of Warcraft as well.

Cithrel’s Fall is the first Capstone Dungeon in Fellowship. Everyone needs to finish it on time to get to the next league, the Adept, for better gear and more talent points.

Here’s a comprehensive guide on how to beat the three bosses in Cithrel’s Fall in Fellowship.

When you start playing Fellowship with any new character, you literally start from scratch. You have no gear, and you’ll actually play with gear during the first few dungeons.

However, it isn’t always clear what’s the best way to start gearing up, and here’s a quick guide on ways you can get better gear and progress in Fellowship.

Sylvie is one of the more difficult but powerful healers in Fellowship. She relies on using nature to heal, as well as providing decent damage against foes, while having decent utility.

She does well at healing the party, but there’s a lot of micromanaging involved if you need single-target burst healing. If you are looking to main or just learn Sylvie, here’s a comprehensive guide on her talents, skill rotations, stat priorities, and more.

After a rocky launch, Fellowship is finally in a more playable state as it begins its early access journey on Steam. The dungeon-focused MMO has strong potential to find its audience on PC, and to celebrate its launch, the developers have partnered with Twitch for a drops campaign.

Here is how you can get the Fellowship Twitch drops and add a few customization items for your characters and mount.

A new game, Fellowship, joins the fray as it attempts to invent a new genre with its MODA game, short for Multiplayer Online Dungeon Adventure. Fellowship brings together a lot of industry veterans from big companies like Blizzard, Ubisoft, Dice, and many more.

Chief Rebel, the developer of Fellowship, has worked on many critically acclaimed titles like World of Warcraft, Diablo, Battlefield, The Division, and Helldivers. They specifically have a team experienced in these genres to revolutionize the MODA genre by blending most of the successful systems in these games into one.