We have also teamed up with Wizards of the Coast to bring unique storylines to Neverwinter that follow their pen and paper RPG. You’ll even meet fan-favorite characters such as Drizzt Do’Urden, Minsc & Boo, Elminster Aumar, and many more. Neverwinter, a city in the Forgotten Realms, is based off of the D&D franchise from Wizards of the Coast. If you’re a fantasy fan, you’ve probably heard of Dungeons & Dragons and perhaps partaken in a campaign yourself.
In addition to the free mount, we are also giving PlayStation Plus members a free fashion and emote pack! Though named as such, this magically-altered beast cannot actually conduct electricity, meaning you’ll be safe and sound around it. This electrifying feline increases your mounted movement speed by 50%.
Simply complete the tutorial and head to the Rewards Claim Agent near the top of Protector’s Enclave. In celebration of our launch, all adventurers can obtain a free Electric Tiger mount, which is exclusive to PS4. You won’t find another game like Neverwinter! 2.) Free Electric Tiger mount and PlayStation Plus Cosmetics Everything you see in-game can be obtained with in-game currency giving a true free-to-play MMORPG experience. Launching free on PS4 also means that future content including our tenth expansion will launch for free on PS4.Įvery account is also offered two free character slots, which means you don’t have to stick with one class if another piques your interest. All you need to do is head to PlayStation Store and download Neverwinter in order to begin your adventure. Neverwinter is free to play for all PS4 players –PlayStation Plus is not required! This means that all nine expansions and eight classes are yours to explore. The gates have officially opened for Neverwinter on PS4! Step foot into the Forgotten Realms to begin your adventure through ancient cities, sweeping fields, and fiery mountains.īefore you get your hands on our free-to-play MMORPG, we thought we would share five facts about Neverwinter for the PlayStation.Blog readership.
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