So, I'd be remiss if i didn't leave a review after 10k hours on steam... yeah i said on steam... I've been playing this game since it was out on CD ROM Meaning i've played for about 20 years or so. This game is really something else. The singleplayer story is one of my favorites all time hands down. Then you've got Solid DLCs that came later, Shadows of the Undrentide and hoards of the underdark both absolutely amazing storytelling. So much to find and see hidden away and multiple endings some even hidden away.

It doesn't end there, Once you've finished with single player and even played some of the community DLCs some of them are amazing... There are numerous multiplayer servers that exist with dedicated DMs and communities bringing Toril and Faerun to life across various different locations and planes.

Yeah this game is old... Yeah most people probably won't see this review because its kinda obscure but if you do... Well i cannot give it a good enough review i mean look at my hours and then realize i've spent more on CD Rom... That says enough when you can't even get 500 outa most modern games... So give it a shot if you are looking for something new.

NWN was a game way ahead of it's time and is the best D&D like game available. I especially like how you can create your own modules using their game toolkit which includes writing scripts in a lanuage that looks a lot like c. I used this game when my son was young to help teach him how to program.

Happy New Year 2025! Let all the bad things be left behind, good luck and happiness.

My first introduction to the game (it was a long time ago, in childhood):
1. What feats should a rogue choose? I chose the ones that I liked. Started the game on maximum difficulty as a rogue with maximum 'wisdom'. I died from a trap in the training room.
2. As an academy student, cleaned out all the pockets, ready to become a hero of Neverwinter.
3. Why are there no ceilings? I've been thinking about it for three days. Later after the prologue I asked Tomi about it, he definitely knows something.
4. The academy was attacked. Died 20 times by goblins, but I didn’t lower the difficulty level, because I am cool and stupid.
5. Aribeth in the temple of Tyr called me 'the hope of the city', I stole 200 gold. Then Tomi stole that gold from me.
6. Completed the prologue and was given the 'stone of return'. Couldn't sell the stone. I won't die again.
7. Died 40 times in the 'Beggar's Nest'. Too bad I don't get gold for dying, I would be rich by now.
8. When leveling up, I took the 'power attack' feat. I miss in battle the same way, but with more force.
9. Began to improve dexterity, now I can defeat zombies. Celebrated at the tavern.

Over time, I learned how to play. Played as a druid, warrior and many other classes. Very interesting. I will return to this game again and again.