neverwinter

Neverwinter’s Storm King’s Thunder update is slated to launch in August, but before then the devs thought players would like to know what they’re going to be getting into. This update compliments the new content being released by Wizards of the Coast.

Being introduced in this update are three new adventure zones: Bryn Shander, the hub of ten towns; Lonelywood, and Cold Run. All three zones will introduce new quests, repeatables, heroic enounters, and more. The zones are for higher level players and it’s suggested you don’t go alone… Unless you really want to.

In addition to the new zones are a new 5-player dungeon — Fangbreaker Island — and new gear. Players can also look forward to new relics and some class balancing.

As we get closer to rollout, the Neverwinter team will be dropping more blogs with all the details on what to expect. These include:

  • The creation of our new adventure zones
  • A detailed story of the world
  • Class balance details
  • New and famous faces
  • More on Fangbreaker Island
  • Critter updates
  • Campaign details including boons
  • New rewards!
  • Several Art How-To blogs!

No date has been set for the next blog, but it should be out soon.

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QuintLyn is a long-time lover of all things video game related will happily talk about them to anyone that will listen. She began writing about games for various hobby sites a little over ten years ago and has taken on various roles in the games community. For the past five years she's been a writer at Gamebreaker TV.

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  1. Diefool
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    on July 12, 2016

    Still not announcements on bringing back the foundry…. this killed the game completely for me.,.. moving on…..

  2. NGoHT
    Reply
    on July 12, 2016

    Stop covering p2w trash games?

  3. asap
    Reply
    on July 12, 2016

    p2w

  4. Jafarson
    Reply
    on July 12, 2016

    closed world – portal based idiotism. true mmorpg is when u can reach (almost) everywhere without loading screen

    • Blam
      Reply
      on July 12, 2016

      Like Lineage 2 no loading screen.

    • Za'Muro
      Reply
      on July 12, 2016

      for 12 years after wow they didnt learn how to make good mmos, yea there are some that are kind of good IMO: eso,gw2, but none of them is like wow. And neverwinter is just…. pffffff

      • Merkadis
        Reply
        on July 13, 2016

        Some devs don’t need to learn anything, since from the beginning they aim to create a mere cash-cow.

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