Returning after 5 years, what's changed?

[OldCentury]

Hi,
I'm returning to Neverwinter and haven't played since 2018.
How has the game changed since then?

I've already found out these -
All my enchantment stones have been removed from my gear and are now in my inventory.
All my companions are now stored in my inventory.
Max level is now 20.
Lots of my old currency is now obsolete.

Any other info would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.

[Wolverine]

Well,
- looks like they have removed the option for trading in ancient enchantments for Enchantment Medallions at the Antiquities Scholar in Protector's Enclave, you can only convert them into Refinement Points or sell them for silver. you can buy Medallions with AD, but buying new enchantments from the Auction House is way cheaper, and it's also cheaper then buying them in the Sage Shop from Bradda the Sage.

- depending on what companions you still have, you might want to check their current prices, and may be sell them, then buy epic/legendary/mythic account wide companions, when you bind a companion it will go into it's own tab, the same goes for mounts.

- you can trade in some of the older currencies for AD.

Anyway, you can also watch Aragon or Northside on YT for some more informations.

Welcome back.

[OldCentury]

Originally posted by Wolverine:

Well,
- looks like they have removed the option for trading in ancient enchantments for Enchantment Medallions at the Antiquities Scholar in Protector's Enclave, you can only convert them into Refinement Points or sell them for silver. you can buy Medallions with AD, but buying new enchantments from the Auction House is way cheaper, and it's also cheaper then buying them in the Sage Shop from Bradda the Sage.

- depending on what companions you still have, you might want to check their current prices, and may be sell them, then buy epic/legendary/mythic account wide companions, when you bind a companion it will go into it's own tab, the same goes for mounts.

- you can trade in some of the older currencies for AD.

Anyway, you can also watch Aragon or Northside on YT for some more informations.

Welcome back.

Super, thanks.

[Wolverine]

You're welcome, you could also watch the two budget build videos from Aragon i've linked in another thread here in this forum, those give you some ideas for getting your character(s) back into shape without spending too much AD.

[OldCentury]

Originally posted by Wolverine:

You're welcome, you could also watch the two budget build videos from Aragon i've linked in another thread here in this forum, those give you some ideas for getting your character(s) back into shape without spending too much AD.