9. Elder Scrolls Online

Many people still have mixed feelings about ESO, but there’s one thing that can’t be denied; real-time, skill based (for the most part) combat makes dungeons a hell of a lot more fun. ESO has three types of dungeons; Delves, Public Dungeons and Group Dungeons. Delves are split into solo and group as well. Each questing zone has at least one Public Dungeon, which any player can enter at any time, which have quests bosses, mini bosses, and a group even boss. Group dungeons work much like the dungeons in WoW, with normal and veteran modes, and special story mode dungeons, each with normal and veteran modes.

Group pose time.

I don't think fighting by that is a good idea.

8. Bless Online

Bless Online has a very action oriented combat system like many Asian MMOs, as well as photo-realistic graphics and a variety of fantastical races. Most dungeons in the game require 5-man parties but some can be soloed at a high enough level with the right gear.

However, if you’re looking to run a friend through a dungeon to help them out don’t waste your time; if player levels are too far apart the lower level person won’t earn any xp. Dungeons also cost fatigue to enter. But, the combat is fast-paced and fun and the rewards are most certainly worth it.

Any game that lets you have a wolf mount has to be good.

Woosh!

7. Black Desert Online

BDO has the best character creation system in any MMO ever. No seriously. It might actually be the best character creation system for any game ever. It’s also one of the best looking MMOs on the market. There are multiple dungeons in the game, some hidden away little places with tougher mobs and better loots and proper instanced dungeons with the introduction of Valencia Part 2. But there’s plenty of other things to do in the game. The combat is quick and dynamic.

That looks like an S ranking to me

It's not much but it's home.