The prototype also showed Lunar Rifts (or Lunar Portals), which work very similarly to moongates, allowing the player to travel to eight different locations depending on the current phase of the moon.
Enemies seen in the original prototype footage and screenshots include skeletons, giant spiders, wolves and dragons.
The game world is dual-scale, as was the case in Ultima games before Ultima VI.
Scene-based encounters – replayable scenes that may be played solo or shared with others. Meaningful PvP that also minimizes griefing. Crafting system that avoids busy work craft as a hobby or as a career. Character system without classes, virtue system and player actions that have consequences. The following gameplay features are listed: Players are free to choose both good and evil actions, but must live with the consequences. Fundamental virtues and consequence of action play a role in Shroud of the Avatar. Players can even choose to participate from safely within settled lands. There is an overarching story players' lives will be woven into this story, and can focus on exploration, adventure, or discovery. Gameplay does consist of both solo and multiplayer options.
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