The enchanter build trees have been added.
http://rebuildeq.com/builds/enchanter
https://i.imgur.com/QiJU4ZR.png

We have released 2 out of the 3 trees for the Necromancer build!

When I see these builds all I am thinking is World of Warcraft....

the entire mechanic is actually borderlands: http://bl2skills.com/gunzerker.html#...00000000000000

There is a new patch out for RebuildEQ, lots of bug fixing and a few enhancements. Check it out. http://rebuildeq.com/changelog/2018/05/29/revival/

Woa this looks really amazing! How well developed is it so far? Is it fun to play through all the levels or are there big gaps in the content and class design?

This is a few years into development. It's still in closed beta, but we are accepting beta testers (we just have to authorize your account). If you're interested in what is in play for the classes or to get access, check out rebuildeq.com. As for level gaps, it's mostly Velious-era zones and mobs with a custom end-game that's still heavily WIP

this server been in development for a long, long time now... is anything in the end game custom ? are the classes balanced ? is there any realistic timetable on when this server will actually be live ?

I mean, its a neat idea and all, but would love to know where the server stands

"Velious era zones and mobs with a custom end-game that's still heavily WIP"

Rebuild is still working on finalizing builds, as well as other ideas/tech. We are making substantial effort of the last month to work towards going out of closed beta, including a website revamp with a new website, supporting discord connecting, identity configuring, among other stuff all custom.

While players are free to join by request now, it is known there are many bugs to resolve and concerns that need to be addressed, and with the lack of bandwidth of development we have taken our time.

Balance is not in place.

End game is working towards customization, with a tier system.

Even when we go "live" it will still be in a very early prototype level. Rebuild from the start was always an experimentation with no real time lines, when you consider the amount of customization, it makes sense such an ambitious project with a casual dev team will take a while!