Alganon has released some more information on families and how they will work/interact inside the game. Families will be an important feature in Alganon for those that wish to join groups above and beyond their guilds. A major theme players look for in a game is flexibility. This is a key feature that gives players another option for grouping with each other and forming bonds with players in a social setting. Families in Alganon are race specific and will fall into one of five categories.
To read more about families visit the Alganon Families and read below:
Each race has five different families, and each family represents a different "theme" that attracts gamers of a specific category. Instantly communicate with your new family, protect your siblings, and establish your family's name in the history books.
1. Achiever - Players focused on building their character, collecting
things
2. Competitor - Players who focus on competition
3. Explorer - Players who prefer to explore the game
4. Socializer - Those who prefer social interaction foremost
5. Crafter - Those who prefer to gather, build and sell items
Major cities will have Family merchants that sell merchandise just to specific family members. These items are called heirlooms and only affect the player visually. Wedding dresses, tabbards, and even smoking peter pan caps, all types of fun stuff will be available. Different families will have different colors and themes. There are also heirloom pets, such as kittens, frogs, etc. All of these options are based on race and family type.
Every family has its own chat channel that all family members can freely participate in. This channel is automatically "made active" when you log into the game. You will be able to disable/remove the channel, but can rejoin it at any time. You can only join their own family's channel. MyAlganon will have a Family section that lists all the families in the game (for each race) and the members of each family, when they joined, their heirloom status, etc.
You can also create guilds and accomplish tasks to be etched in the Great Library's history books.
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