As you progress through the campaign, you'll learn the fates of your companions from the original campaign (including meeting a couple of them again), but knowledge of that first campaign isn't really necessary. Instead, you find yourself in an old barrow with no memory of how you got there - and worse, with a strange affliction that must be (fed) from time to time - and you quickly discover that you have to find a cure for this affliction before it destroys you. The new campaign doesn't have anything to do with the King of Shadows or Crossroad Keep or even the city of Neverwinter. It picks up where the original campaign left off, but it is only marginally connected to it. More likely to interest players is the expansion pack's new 20+ hour campaign. More options are always good, but there is also a limit to how many character types people are likely to play, and I think Obsidian Entertainment, the game's developer, has already moved past that. Meanwhile, the races include four quasi-elemental genasi choices, each with an affinity for one of the elements (air, earth, fire and water). For example, the Red Wizard of Thay prestige class allows wizards to become even more specialized than they were before, and the Favored Soul class is sort of like a cleric who isn't required to memorize spells. Since the original Neverwinter Nights 2 came with 28 classes and 16 races, I'm not sure how much of an impact these additional races and classes make, but some of them look fun. Since it raises the level cap from 20 to 30, it includes new epic feats and spells for all of the classes (the epic spells are actually feats spells still only go up to level 9), and it adds seven new classes and six new races. What's New Mask of the Betrayer basically contains more of everything. Chances are, if you're a fan of the Neverwinter Nights franchise, then you've already decided to buy Mask of the Betrayer - or you've already bought it - but if you're sitting on the fence, pondering whether you should wait for a gold / platinum / diamond pack to appear, then maybe my views on the expansion pack will sway you in one direction or the other. Since it's an actual expansion pack, Mask of the Betrayer includes a whole host of additions: new classes, races, feats and spells, a higher level cap, subtle improvements to the interface, a 20+ hour campaign, and more. Of 2 Introduction Neverwinter Nights 2: Mask of the Betrayer is the first of what is likely to be a long list of expansion packs and adventure packs for Neverwinter Nights 2.

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