We will be taking the site down starting Wednesday 8-26-2020 at 10am PT for a move to another provider. This move might take up to 24 hours.
You can join our Discord at https://discord.gg/zu9tTS7 for updates during the downtime. You can also follow my twitter at https://twitter.com/gidono for updates.
Folks, if you haven't logged into your account in 7 years on allakhazam, we are about to prune old unused accounts. If you want to save your account, then log in and that will save it from the pruning.
Tonight at 10pm PST we'll be bringing all allakhazam domain sites down for the migration to its new host. We plan to be back up by at least 3AM PST but may take longer. You can keep in touch with me on my twitter or in our discord channel to get updates/news on the whole process.
The site migration has been postponed until further notice. We'll let everyone know when we can set a date and time for this.
All allakhazam.com sites will be taken offline around 10pm PST on October 17th 18th to migrate over to the new host. If this schedule changes, I'll let everyone know. Downtime will be a few hours, I don't have a specific time when everything will come back up but you can follow me on twitter at https://twitter.com/gidono for updates or join our Discord channel at https://discord.gg/zu9tTS7 as well to get updates during the move.
Please be aware that around 10:00 AM Pacific, on Wednesday, June 28, 2017, we'll be implementing a backend change to our authentication/login systems. Your session should be maintained after this update until you close the browser/tab.
When you next visit the site you will be asked to log in again. Your original authentication details will still work and be retained on our new system. If, in the future, you change your email or password you will now be required to log in again at that time.
If you should have any issues with your account as a result of this update, please reach out to me directly at accounts@zam.com or via our support portal: http://help.zam.com
Thank you! Have a great day!
Several sites began reporting about the closure of Mythic Entertainment yesterday afternoon, and the development team for Dark Age of Camelot wasted no time in reassuring players that maintenance of both DAoC and Ultima Online will continue under the leadership of Broadsword Online. Statements from both Mythic and Broadsword are after the jump.
Dark Age of Camelot, the classic MMORPG released in late 2001 is inviting players back for a seven day Realm vs Realm romp. DAoC has sported a subscription of $14.99 a month since release, and the game still has a healthy two thousand player subscription count 13 years after its release. To encourage former players to come back and try their luck, the team is offering seven days of free game time to anyone who has been inactive for more than 60 days. You can head to the account center to redeem your free game time and return to the realms today!
Talad Saad, Producer of Dark Age of Camelot, published an article on the official site introducing a new studio that was created to continue the development of DAoC.
Mythic Entertainment co-founder Rob Denton and a number of Mythic veterans (including two members of Camelot’s original team!) have formed a new game studio - Broadsword Online Games!
Broadsword Online Games will partner with EA’s Mythic Entertainment to operate, support and develop Dark Age of Camelot on EA’s behalf. Electronic Arts will continue to provide billing and account services through its Origin™ portal. Broadsword and Electronic Arts will work closely together to ensure a bright future for Dark Age of Camelot. For future inquiries and support, you can contact daoc@broadsword.com.
You can read the full notice on the official website.
The Midwinter Festival has come once again to the Realms! To participate in the festivities and challenges of the Midwinter Festival you'll have to visit the festival grounds. Several quests are available to you, as detailed below:
