Two Dates to Know Before Neverwinter's Next Big Update
Players get the new module in mid-November but must wait until December 8 for Ascendant Mode, splitting the update into two separate launch days.
Players get the new module in mid-November but must wait until December 8 for Ascendant Mode, splitting the update into two separate launch days.
Key points - Neverwinter's next module, Sleeping Gods Lie, is confirmed for a November 17 release. - Ascendant Mode is part of the module but will launch later, on December 8. - Cryptic confirmed the module will meet its mid-November target as promised. - The update rolls out in two stages rather than a single simultaneous launch.
Timeline - November 17: Sleeping Gods Lie module launches in Neverwinter. - December 8: Ascendant Mode, part of the module, becomes available.
FAQ
Q: When does Sleeping Gods Lie come out in Neverwinter? A: The module is confirmed for November 17, hitting its mid-November target as Cryptic promised.
Q: Why isn't Ascendant Mode launching with the module? A: Cryptic is releasing it later than the module, with Ascendant Mode now targeted for December 8 instead of arriving alongside Sleeping Gods Lie.
Q: Do I need to wait for Ascendant Mode to play the new module? A: No. Sleeping Gods Lie arrives first on November 17, and Ascendant Mode follows separately on December 8.
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