While looking for your friends and attempting to complete your supreme quest, you will be given many smaller quests by the inhabitants of Uimoir. The first of these leads you to the town of Plagat, which becomes your base of operations for most of the game. In the town, you can buy and sell items, train your characters, and hire mercenaries to beef-up your party. In theory, all of this sounds pretty good. You've got magic, you've got intrigue .
Developers take note.
Openin' up a can whup-ass on some rabid squirrels. Talking to a group of mercenaries who just happen to sound like a mix between Brak and Snagglepuss. The cutscenes are nice enough, but the actual game graphics are outdated and flat. RoM even uses an overhead view with you looking down on your party. This isn't so bad unto itself, but, since the graphics aren't very colorful or detailed to begin with, this gives RoM a very flat appearance.