Neverwinter: Elemental Evil has been set to launch for PC on March,17th of this year.
Continuing the partnership between Wizards of the Coast, Cryptic Studios, and Perfect World Entertainment; Neverwinter: Elemental Evil will continue to follow the official Dungeons & Dragons storyline. The Protector’s Enclave is once again threatened by a new enemy-the Cults of Elemental Evil- ,who will also be in the upcoming tabletop adventure, Princes of the Apocalypse.
Minsc & Boo the ranger and the miniature giant space hamster from the Baldur’s Gate series make a return to help you on this new adventure.
Since this is the largest update so far Elemental Evil is sure to have some new additions such as a level cap increase, the return of Minsc & Boo from the Baldur’s Gate series, and a new playable class.
Since the level cap has been increased from 60 to 70 you can expect a lot more quests and other goodies to break through your old limits.
With Elemental Evil comes a new playable class-The Paladin-bringing the total number of classes up to 8. Paladins bring a lot to the table whether the subject is tanking or healing.
The Forgotten Realms will soon be overrun with the Elemental Evil cults when Neverwinter: Elemental Evil launches for PC on March 17.
Along with the new Paladin playable class and level cap increase, Neverwinter: Elemental Evil’s storyline will see the return of Minsc & Boo – the ranger and miniature giant space hamster from the Baldur’s Gate series. The fan-favorite duo will be assisting players on their journey to discover the true nature of the Elemental Evil cults.
With the largest update to-date, Neverwinter: Elemental Evil brings a new playable class – the Paladin – that increases the playable classes count to eight. Players looking to create Paladins will be able to choose a focus on healing or tanking builds. The new module will also increase the level cap from 60 to 70, which brings a new set of quests, feats and slottable class feature powers.
Neverwinter: Elemental Evil also continues the partnership with Wizards of the Coast as Cryptic Studios and Perfect World Entertainment maintain a one-to-one release cadence with the official Dungeons & Dragons storylines. Neverwinter players will journey through new adventures as they fight the newest threat to Protector’s Enclave – the Cults of Elemental Evil – which are also present in the upcoming tabletop adventure release, Princes of the Apocalypse.
Neverwinter is a free-to-play action MMORPG that features fast-paced combat and epic dungeons. Players explore the vast city of Neverwinter and its surrounding countryside, learning the vivid history of the iconic city and battling its many enemies. Neverwinter is currently available on PC and will be launching for Xbox One, available free-to-play with Gold in early 2015.
For more information about Neverwinter , and to play now for free, visit http://www.arcgames.com/en/games/neverwinter
