The Sanctum's Jasmine Hruschak and ZAM's own Mike B. aka Fony got the chance to speak with numerous Rift team members and see the inner workings of all things Telara during a personal tour of Trion's studio.

Last week, GameBreaker.TV's Jasmine Hruschak and ZAM's own Mike B. aka Fony got the chance to take an exclusive tour of Trions Worlds' studio in Redwood City, CA to get a behind-the-scenes look at Rift. The video is now available for your viewing pleasure after the jump, and it's safe to say that Trion will never be the same.

In addition to popping in and out of numerous offices, Jasmine had the opportunity to sit down with key members of the Rift team to talk about this week's official launch and some future plans for the MMO. Trion Worlds CCO and Rift Executive Producer Scott Hartsman shows off his massive whiteboard checklist of game features, while Producer Adam Gershowitz talks about upcoming PvP plans, which include more Warfronts and leaderboards. He also mentions that Trion will be hosting a community party at PAX East, and you can probably expect some alcohol rifts to open up at the event.

Design Producer Hal Hanlin gives some interesting insight into future content and explains what sets Rift apart from other MMOs on the market:

"We have the ability to change basically any aspect of our game that we want to. ... I think we have thrown away more content than many MMOs have shipped with simply because it was good, but it wasn't up to our standards. We're shipping with a world the size we want it with the content and scope that we want it so we can continue to introduce new things into our world and guarantee people that it's always at a certain quality bar. We don't want to jam more into it and then kind of regret it later."

There's much more to be seen in the video, so sit back and enjoy your personal tour of Trion Worlds with Jasmine and Fony:

UPDATE: GameBreaker.TV has posted The Sanctum episode 8. The first 15 minutes are the Trion tour, so skip ahead to listen to the hosts talk about Head Start and more: