What Neverwinter's Module 34 Means for You: Reghed Crevasse…
Players get an early hands-on look at the new Reghed Crevasse zone and can help shape the final release by testing features before the mid-November launch.
Players get an early hands-on look at the new Reghed Crevasse zone and can help shape the final release by testing features before the mid-November launch.
Key points - Neverwinter Module 34 is a massive content update scheduled for mid-November. - The preview server is live now through November 2nd. - Module 34's centerpiece is the new Reghed Crevasse zone. - Preview features will roll out in a staggered format during the test period.
Timeline - Now: Preview server opens for Module 34 testing. - November 2nd: Preview testing period ends. - Mid-November: Module 34 officially launches.
FAQ
Q: How can I access the Module 34 preview? A: The preview is running on the test server from now through November 2nd. Check the official Neverwinter channels for instructions on how to join.
Q: What is the Reghed Crevasse? A: It's the new zone introduced in Module 34, serving as the centerpiece of the update. Details on its content are still emerging.
Q: Will all Module 34 features be available at once in the preview? A: No, features will roll out in a staggered format during the preview period, so you'll need to check back regularly.
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