Frandum is a multi-user role-playing game based on an original and open medieval world, in which you play a character and will perform a lot of quests to try and lead them towards immortality, while leading yourself towards loads of fun.
Questing is the centerpoint of the game, and only through it will you gain experience, yet it is a nebulous notion: a quest can be helping a girl who has lost her cat, finding a powerful artefact, exploring an ancient temple, weaving a flag to signal your presence, slaying a big dragon, trying to solve a puzzling crime, or bringing an end to a civilization. The more than 1200 unique quests in the game will probably provide you with challenges to meet your expectations.
A large part of the game is also taken by the communication aspect, in which you will talk with other players or with computer-driven inhabitants, trying to get clues, exchanging ideas, stuff, or simply going deeper into the skin of your own character.
The most important thing is that Frandum is a no-grinding game (this will never be stressed enough)): you will never be asked to do the same thing over and over again, be it killing monsters, getting all the items in a place or doing a puzzle. Once you have completed a quest, you move on to another one, and you do them in any order you like.
Source: The Developer Website.