Neverwinter Campaign Setting
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Neverwinter Campaign Setting is a supplement to the 4th edition of the Dungeons & Dragons role-playing game.
Neverwinter Campaign Setting is a supplement to the 4th edition of the Dungeons & Dragons role-playing game.
Publication history
The Neverwinter Mass Adventure was released to attendees of GenCon 20111 as a preview of the book and a push towards Neverwinter themed products. On August 6, 2011, shortly after GenCon, local game stores could participate in Neverwinter Game Day with the adventure Gates of Neverdeath before the 223-page hardcover book was released on August 16, 2011. Shannon Appelcline commented that with the sixth season of Encounters, Lost Crown of Neverwinter (2011, 14 weeks), "Wizards used Season 6 to highlight their newest (and last) campaign book for 4E: the Neverwinter Campaign Setting (2011). They made a big deal of it, kicking it off with the Gates of Neverdeath adventure at D&D Games Day (August 2011), and then continuing into the 14-week series of Forgotten Realms Encounters." Appelcline noted that even while Dungeons & Dragons 4E was showing increasing signs of weakness at the time, "they changed up their campaign-a-year format with the release of the Neverwinter Campaign Setting (2011), which returned to the Forgotten Realms rather than breaking new ground."
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External links
Wizards of the Coast (via the Internet Archive): Product Page Neverwinter Art Gallery Gazetteer, Pt. 1 (Neverwinter Campaign Setting Excerpt) Gazetteer, Pt. 2 (Neverwinter Campaign Setting Excerpt) Neverwinter Themes (Neverwinter Campaign Setting Excerpt) Neverwinter Racial Variants (Neverwinter Campaign Setting Excerpt)
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