Neverwinter’s Sharandar: The Iron Tooth is live on PC today

    
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After a week’s delay and a combat overhaul that set the playerbase ablaze, Perfect World has finally unleashed Neverwinter’s next big thing: Sharandar. As we’ve previously noted, today’s launch is actually called The Iron Tooth, and it’s the first chunk of the three-part expansion centering on the Sharandar revamp. Notably, this episode includes the Ruins of Malabog adventure zone, the new Sharandar social hub, the Annis Hag Lair, and Vault of Stars for endgamers.

“Across three epic episodes, Neverwinter’s newest module has players return to Sharandar to end the unsettling darkness creeping across the Feywild and the area’s age-old elven stronghold. The Iron Tooth, introduces new and returning players to the Feywild lands of Sharandar, where they must head to the Ruins of Malabog to investigate the disappearance of an elven dignitary. With loutish creatures that will kill any foolish enough to enter the ruins, players will need to join forces to successfully be Protectors of the Feywild and rise against the darkness.

“Players will also discover that deep in the forest, a coven of ancient hags have claimed the lands around Sharandar and gathered scattered bands of Malabog’s minions and other creatures long ignored by the Fey courts. In The Iron Tooth, players must band together to enter the lair of the foul Annis Hag, the first of Sharandar’s three menacing hags, in the Ruins of Malabog. To stand a chance against the hags in each episode of Sharandar, players need to enter the Vault of Stars to steal a fragment of the powerful Night Diamond from the Queen of Air and Darkness, an entity of great power.”

Episode two, called The Soul Keeper, is due out in April for PC and May for console, followed by the third segment, The Odious Court, are slated for later this year, though of course the console release of Iron Tooth is next on deck come March 16th.

Source: Patch notes, press release
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