Neverwinter Nights 2: Mask of the Betrayer

Put away your dungeon master's guide and 12-sided die for a moment. Since Atari's recent deal with Hasbro for the rights to the Dungeons & Dragons rule set, Neverwinter Nights 2: Mask of the Betrayer marks the beginning of another decade of truly old school and stat driven role-playing games when it hits shelves this holiday season.

Mask of the Betrayer is not a stand-alone expansion pack, and will require the original Neverwinter Nights 2. But with three new races, two new base classes, five new prestige classes, and more monsters, developer Obsidian Entertainment thinks - or is trying to think - of their new game as more of a spiritual sequel to the original. The story picks up where it left off, and you'll be able to continue through Mask of the Betrayer's new 20-30 hour campaign with your original characters.