Neverwinter, the free-to-play MMO from Perfect World, already has another expansion on the horizon. Perfect World has announced their second module, Shadowmantle, following their recent Fury of the Feywild module. Shadowmantle makes a few interesting additions, including a new "Hunter Ranger" class.
For this weekend only, Neverwinter Nights Online has a "Charge Rewards" program. All you have to do is transfer Zen from your Perfect World account into your Neverwinter one. No need to spend it, you just need to transfer it. The best part: the more you transfer, the more you receive!
Heroes of the North! A new threat awaits you in Neverwinter with the arrival of the games first major content patch: Fury of the Feywild. Cyclopse, dark fey, dragons and more deadly creatures await you as you make your way through this mysterious new wilderness. The battle for New Sharandar has begun!
Calling all Neverwinter adventurers! The Neverwinter Community Team is running a 24 hour Neverwinter Marathon livestream beginning today, August 13, at 12:01 PDT and ending Wednesday August 14, at 12:01 PDT. The livestream is being held in order to accept donations for Child's Play, so stop by the stream and consider donating.
It feels like it's just been a month since Neverwinter fully launched--because it has been--but its first expansion has been given a launch date.
Fury of the Feywild will land on August 22, bringing the new area of Sharandar, the Sun and Moon Elves, new items, new rewards and mobs and, well, you get the drift.
The expansion will cost the princely sum of absolutely nothing. Which is nice.
Neverwinter has left quite the impression on players since its launch.
The F2P MMO boasts fun combat, plenty of content for PvE and PvP fans and the chance to craft your own stories through the Foundry system.
Now budding GMs and adventurers alike can get a helping hand courtesy of Perfect World and ZAM.
With the release of Neverwinter today, players will have access to new PvE and PvP content. On top of that, Perfect World have announced that they will adding a new profession: alchemy.
It’s been over a month since Cryptic’s new free-to-play MMO, Neverwinter, went into open beta. Many players have taken the plunge into the world of Faerûn, leveling one of the five launch classes to 60 and partaking in the quest/PvE/PvP content available. Many of the writers here at ZAM have been playing through the game on our own characters, including me. I’ve made no effort to hide the fact that I’m a bit of a Dungeons & Dragons nerd. I’ve mentioned it in news posts, there was that long and rambling “what classes might we see next?” post during closed beta, and I even admitted to being a DM when I wrote that post. Considering that I had a fairly glowing preview of the game during the beta weekends, has the game managed to keep my attention these last few weeks as I progressed past what I saw in those first twenty levels?
After a series of server crashes, concurrent maintenance sessions, currency exploits, and all the other demons that come with a new MMO release, or in this case Open Beta, Neverwinter is offering its players a carrot at the end of the stick.
In a recent “State of the Game,” written by Neverwinter’s Lead Producer, Andy Velasquez, we find a detailed overview of everything that’s been going on in the world of the developers
Anyone currently playing Neverwinter will be nothing short of excited to hear some of the things that the team has been forging for the world we adventure in. Some of the mouth watering morsels include new companions, mounts, zones, mechanics, and Paragon Paths. Companions and mounts don’t add too much to the content of the game, but seeing them release new ones so soon into the beta is very exciting, not to mention that this isn’t the first time they’ve added new mounts since the Open Beta started.
It's been a tough weekend for the Neverwinter team.
A number of unscrupulous players took advantage of an in-game bug to wantonly duplicate massive quantities of the Astral Diamond currency.
