Dungeons and Dragons Online plans on bringing a 1979 module to life

    
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This year promises to be a busy one for the developers and playerbase of Dungeons and Dragons Online, at least if this week’s producer’s letter is any indication. There’s a whole lot packed into a handful of paragraphs, but perhaps the most intriguing is a plan to bring a classic D&D module from the ’70s into the game in 2018.

“It’s White Plume Mountain, a classic 1979 dungeon that was also recently brought to 5th Edition in the Tales from the Yawning Portal book,” the studio said. “We’ll be giving this intense test of skill the DDO treatment later this summer in an adventure pack that will also feature several other stand-alone dungeons themed around wizards and their arcane environments.”

Other plans on tap for this year include a return to Eberron with this spring’s Update 38, the 12th anniversary event, third Artificer and Favored Soul trees, an overhaul of the Druid, an update to the Treasure of the Crystal Cove event, and more support for sentient weapons. The studio also hinted at a “big announcement” that it was saving for later this year. Any guesses as to what this may be?

Source: Official forums. Cheers, DDOCentral!
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