This is our selection of the best ten free to play MMORPG of November 2016. This month EVE Online moved to a free-to-play model, so it enters our list and goes directly to the first place. We have also seen some new expansions, like Neverwinter's, and quite a few content updates.

Feel free to share your thoughts below.

## 10 ##

MapleStory

MapleStory is a free to play side-scrolling MMORPG that has over 50 million subscriber accounts in all of its versions. The game counts with unlimited opportunities to customize the character, like hundreds of different hairstyles, facial expressions, and equipment pieces.

## 9 ##

MU Online

Be transported to the mysterious continent of Mu, a medieval fantasy inspired realm of monsters and magic where players rise up as the heroes needed to overcome the numerous monster and malign forces that threaten the land. Complete with multiple PVP and PVE elements, eight unique classes, trade, crafting and questing the game is a feature heavy free to play MMORPG geared towards solo and team based play.

## 8 ##

Stroghold Kingdom

Set in the middle ages, Stronghold Kingdoms is a fast-paced free-to-play MMORTS that puts players in charge of their own empire. Building and expanding their own village, players compete against thousands of others in this online persistent world. There are many routes to victory; trade, diplomacy or all-out conquest as you battle against your enemies in ruthless siege battles.

## 7 ##

HeroWarz

Free to play this Asian developed action RPG sees players step into the role of summoned heroes out to save the world, now being released in North America HeroWarz offers exciting PVE combat, MOBA based PVP and a rich storyline complete with anime cinematics and characters.

## 6 ##

Riders of Icarus

Published by Nexon for the NA audience under the name Riders of Icarus, this traditional fantasy MMORPG sees players taming their own flying mounts and taking to the skies in cinematic aerial battles against giant creatures and other players.

## 5 ##

Skyforge

In Skyforge players step into the role of the Immortals, near godlike beings set to defend the world against the invading forces that wish to claim its lands and people for themselves. A fantasy meets sci-fi free to play MMORPG that is being developed by the combined forces of Allods Team (Allods Online) and Obsidian Entertainment (Fallout: New Vegas, South Park: The Stick of Truth).

## 4 ##

Blade and Soul

Inspired by myths and legends, Blade & Soul is a free-to-play massively multiplayer online role-playing game invites players on a fantasy-themed Asian martial arts adventure to live a thrilling story of good against evil with warring factions, battling gods as well as acts of revenge and betrayal involved.

## 3 ##

TERA

The Exiled Realm of Arborea (abbreviated as TERA) is a free to play 3D fantasy MMORPG with visually stunning graphics quality and a very intense and rewarding combat where skill, position, timing and aim determine success in combat. Players can use a controller or a keyboard and mouse, and they have full control over the attacks.

## 2 ##

Neverwinter

Neverwinter is a free-to-play action MMORPG based on the acclaimed Dungeons & Dragons fantasy roleplaying game. Epic stories, action combat and classic roleplaying await those heroes courageous enough to enter the fantastic world of Neverwinter.

## 1 ##

Eve Online

EVE Online is an in-depth MMORPG that offers players the chance to live in and explore the massive open sandbox galaxy of New Eden, to choose their own path, to be what they want to be. With high levels of exploration based content, multiple PVP and open world PVP features, resource gathering, crafting and trade that all add to the inner workings of a complex player driven economy; EVE Online is its own evolved online world. With the arrival of the Ascension expansion players are now able to try out the game with a free to play account with restricted features.

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