Neverwinter

Omdoms.

How about, uh, Neverwinter?

AllFather413.

Uh, Old School RuneScape.

but the, some of the cool ones, i- you have Baldur's Gate came with a bunch of cool goodies.

Neverwinter Nights-

Mm

... came with a fucking cloth map of the-

Yeah

... city of Neverwinter.

GTA V on PS3 when it launched came with a fucking-

Came with the big-ass fucking map

Now he's a loot-strumming thief rotting in a frozen prison beside his barbarian best friend Holga, locked up for a heist gone wrong, a raid on a vault holding the one relic that could bring his wife back.

When the two break out and go to reclaim Edgan's daughter, Kira, they find their silver-tongued former rogue partner, Forge, has conned his way into the lordship of Neverwinter, with Kira on his arm, a red wizard whispering at his ear, and the tablet sealed in his vault.

So Edgin assembles a ragtag crew of adventurers, a sorcerer who can't commit, a shape-shifting druid who hates humans, and a paladin so noble it's exhausting.

To brave dungeons, outwit dragons, interrogate corpses, and crash the High Sun games themselves.

When they realize that they must give up their clean getaway with all the treasure in order to save the innocence of Neverwinter, they will prove once and for all that there truly is honor among thieves.

Among thieves.

That's great.

I don't think she has.

I know she went to the corridor, and that was kind of her main… If she, if she took a ship from Neverwinter to Ackbeni, it probably would have landed on the west coast, so.

Yeah, so you could have gone through Roth.

I mean, you did end up in Vankaala for a little bit.

So I wanted to become an actor, and between rehearsals and between performances, I would come home and I would play whatever online adventure games I could find.

Mostly RuneScape, and then we moved into Neverwinter, and then Terror, and then some Guild Wars 2 for a bit, then The Elder Scrolls Online.

And when COVID hit and shut all the theatres down, I thought, well, that's a problem.

That's all my income gone.

So I just decided to throw myself into playing MMORPGs.

I couldn't do anything else.

And I was struggling to beat a boss in the game Neverwinter.

And so I looked up guides for how to beat this boss.

excited for new D&D games, and I love that we're getting more D&D games.

Thank you, Baldur's Gate 3, because we went so long without having specific Dungeons & Dragons games beyond Neverwinter Online as well as Dungeons & Dragons Online, which are still active for the hardcore players.

I thought about re-downloading Neverwinter.

I didn't know you ever played it.

Right,

well, it could be interesting where in the Baldur's Gate show, if they have to go to Neverwinter, and then in the Dristo Urdan show, they have to go to Baldur's Gate, and you get to see two different Neverwinters or two different Baldur's Gates.

Fair enough, yeah.

That's where you could get some weirdness if you're keeping up with both.

And then we're at the Catacombs.

All right, so what we've done for the last couple of craftings is we've talked about the next adventure, which is going to be actually the first chapter from Vecnet Eve of Ruin, which has the party exploring a mausoleum in Neverwinter because several nobles have gone missing, and Brysis, this is the favor she's calling in, has connections to them all.

They're all important people.

They kind of act as informants for her network.

And she definitely has concerns that they're going missing and Neverwinter isn't doing enough about it, basically.

So she is...

Oh, Raymond just popped into Roll20.

He notes, illustrates the first test of the ritual that's used.

And, uh, they did the, the Penny Arcade crossover, which was a standalone quest too.

But yeah, new, new DLC, Twilight's End, set in the, the Silver Marshes, which for anyone that's played Icewind Dale and Neverwinter wood, that's the setting of this campaign.

Just cool stuff.

I'm excited for it.