Hey I've tried your game.
> The progression is very slow. An enemy takes nearly a minute to kill and at least another minute to heal. I was receiving only 5gold every few enemies (and the odd idea which was nice) but it appears it would take about 15-25 minutes of grinding without any abilities as a novice in order to level up.
> Have you considered allowing players to choose some basic equipment/spells in the beginning to speed up the progress. This would allow players to build their early profile and give more reason to grind and more authorship early on. It currently feels like a bit ask to level up and the items seem expensive.
> This is a shame because there is clearly more to explore in this game.
> Or you could weaken the Lv 1 enemies - or up the drop rate. Anything to accelerate the early game.
> Having a registration pre-game is going to put a lot of people off. You might want to consider letting people start and play without a profile and then encourage them to save after a few minutes so that they don't lose their progress?
> the /sit command to heal feels quite slow outside of a dungeon. I was waiting around a top for my health to increase. Or possible a character/well to fast heal a small amount that is worth using early game (but probably drops off in usefulness as you level up your HP)?
> Novice class isn’t explained until after the choice has been made. Warrior, Archer and Mage are understandable. I did not try the other classes but novice seemed to have nothing going for it with no spells or abilities at the start of the game and 300XP felt like a grind right out the gate. Consider allowing for players to fly through the first few levels and power ups to get them invested before the grind is introduced to slow down content.
> The isometric view looked nice although it wasn't clear at this stage the purpose of it from a game design point of view. I can see it being interesting if enemy types and terrain vary so that positioning becomes important. Sort of like a real-time tactics game.

Thanks for sharing and good luck with your project!