The Temple of Elemental Evil may not be as epic as some other D&D role-playing games, but it does a fine job of capturing the spirit of Dungeons & Dragons. The game's audio is very good, as well.

The Temple of Elemental Evil is the videogame that gets closest to recreating that experience. It may not be the best D&D game, but it is the most D&D game.

Elemental Evil will make its way to Neverwinter in April and we had the Cryptic team answer some questions regarding the lore behind Elemental Evil. Read on to see what they had to say.

The Temple of Elemental Evil: A Classic Greyhawk Adventure (ToEE) is more than just a mouthful to say -- it's the first RPG to be based on the new Advanced Dungeons & Dragons 3.5 rules. As it's ...

Neverwinter: Elemental Evil is the 6th campaign expansion module for the Neverwinter massive-multiplayer role-playing game. Released in April 2015, the expansion added a new class, increased level ...

The Temple of Elemental Evil is a familiar name to anyone who’s played even a little bit of the original, pen & paper version of Dungeons & Dragons, as it was one of the most successful and ...

While the official website for The Temple of Elemental Evil existed previously, a media advisory was issued two days ago formally announcing its presence. Below is the main body of the copy: Its ...

The Elemental Evil update will increase Neverwinter’s level cap and will introduce new adventure zones and a new playable class, known as the Oathbound.

The elven princess, Countess Tillahi and Sir Juffer have disappeared and the thought is that they have been kidnapped. Hurriedly a meeting is called ...

Neverwinter's Elemental Evil Brings Expansions to Xbox One The free-to-play MMORPG finally sees the expansions on console. Article by Mike Williams Reviews Editor, USgamer ...

The Temple of Elemental Evil is entering the final stretch of a comparably short 18-month development cycle, and we've had the opportunity to play through a short section of a pre-beta version.