Being a Veteran Neverwinter Nights player, I felt disappointed with the mirror like expansion modules available in the kingmakers expansion pack. I have finished Neverwinter Nights 1 and the two expansions and can reasonably say im aware of 90% of the content available in each module, buying the diamond pack seemed to be the next logical step but I felt cheated with the lack of integrity to the three modules in the kingmakers expansion: Witches Wake, ShadowGuard and Kingmaker.

Kingmaker is an expansion which throws you into the middle of political intrigue as a contender to leadership of the native area, basically you need to make people like you to obtain votes to become leader of the region. The beginning of the module has a fairly impressive build-up in the story and then collapses in on itself as the module was created for ‘lower-end’ characters between 1–5, they recommend making a new character rather then importing one of your own. As the level cap for characters in the diamond compilation is 40 and the lack of any real support for characters that high a level, Kingmaker should have been an intensive module with support for characters of all levels, allowing any kind of player to jump in and have a challenge. In saying that, the Neverwinter Nights game and all modules are supposed to be based on a Dungeons&Dragons based plot and therefore can't be solely based on combat, however with the lack new features of any kind. I can only recommend this game to people who haven't finished Neverwinter Nights, Shadows of Unrentide or Hordes of Underdark. That or if they prefer story based gameplay over the challange.

Neverwinter Nights Diamond is definitely a big let down as I have waited a few years to get it, getting the game with this kind of let down is only another blow for Bioware as the community released modules allow for more depth and even endless gameplay with persistent worlds

Neverwinter Nights is a D&D(Dungerons and Dragons) ruleset based RPG set in the Forgotten Realms. You (the player) create characters from vast sets of race/class/etc always making a new character for a new experience.

With a level cap of 20 in the retail and then a further 20 levels in the expansions. There is nothing your hero can't do, even with the inability to learn every feat available there are seemingly infinite possibilities.

Neverwinter Nights pits you up against the basic ideals and storylines always present in D&D while adding the touch of originality. Guiding your character along the path of Evil, Good or Neutrality against staggering odds and even conspiracy. Fight dragons, Balrogs, Demons, Humans, Elves, Dwarves and more to uncover the truth, further the story or just for the fun of slaughter (if that's your way).

Once you have completed the 3 main modules, then try your hand at the new modules introduced by the Kingmaker expansion set or even buy the official premium modules to further the experience and make the ultimate hero.

Whether you prefer the nimble rogue, the nature loving druid, an abominable dark knight or a paladin of justice. Everything is available to you to create your own story, your own godlike hero.

Create your own maps at will, forging dungeons of impossible odds against whatever and whoever you will. The Aurora toolset will help you in your path to creating the ultimate map.

For those who prefer to control the action as it happens, became the dungeon master using the DM client. Allowing the player to have the advantage of changing the story as they see fit, adding or destroying monster, even laying down more items or anything else you wish. As DM you are the god of the verse.

Neverwinter Nights is singleplayer and multiplayer, for online or network play

Well what do you get with this package you may ask? Well, nothing much, oh except for a brilliant RPG experience, complete with all the expansion packs, an epic story with a wide cast of characters and a genuinely interesting world to explore. This is one of the classics of our time and will be remembered!