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Square Enix Details Wakfu Premium Membership Benefits
Wafku is developer Ankama's free MMORPG take on the Dofus universe (set 200 years before that Flash game), and the developer and Square Enix have detailed just what your $6 a month premium membership will get you.
Apart from the benefits below, early subscribers will also get exclusive bonus content, including customizable pets and equipment sets, as well as a special pioneer outfit designating you as an early adopter.
Exclusive Wakfu Premium Membership Benefits (text from Square Enix):
- Raise to the highest levels possible
- Access to all nations and territories
- Access to all dungeons
- Ability to create and join guilds
- Access to fast public transportation
- Learn and master all 16 crafting and harvesting professions
- Access to in-game currency
- Directly impact the world’s ecosystem
- Vote and or run for public office
- Participate in PvP battles and conquer new lands
- Greater variety of emotes, expressions, and tricks
- Exclusive rewards for upgrading and renewing premium membership
Wakfu comes out on February 29, and is currently in open beta. If you're interested in the universe, you can also check out the spin-off, Islands of Wakfu on Xbox Live.
Take a look at the latest Wakfu trailer.
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