Turbine’s “Reign of Madness” patch for Dungeons & Dragons Online is now live, though since it’s an even-numbered update, it’s not as hefty as the previous one. Eight brand new screenshots can be found in our image gallery, while the…

Turbine’s “Harbinger of Madness” patch for Dungeons & Dragons Online is now live and, as every odd numbered update has done, it brings a slew of new content to my favorite MMORPG to date. Have a look at these five…

Dungeons & Dragons Online executive producer Fernando Paiz has penned a new “State of the Game” letter that talks about the game’s new French and German localizations, the forthcoming Update 9: Harbinger of Madness update, their plans to add Challenge…

Not only will Dungeons & Dragons Online Update 9 introduce more prestige enhancements, attack animations, and crafting changes, but the forthcoming Harbinger of Madness update will also pit us against mind flayers and other beasts as we “hunt for the…

Turbine provided us with five new screenshots from Dungeons & Dragons Online’s forthcoming Harbinger of Madness update, the lot of which depict an enormous mind flayer and some new crafting options that will be at our disposal. In addition to…

Turbine hit us up with a press release early this morning announcing that they’ve added support for both German and French languages to Dungeons & Dragons Online: Eberron Unlimited, which has enabled the company to launch it as a “global…

It’s unclear how many Turbine Points it’s going to cost us to dive into the new DDO content, but if you’re willing to pony up the cash, you’ll soon be able to choose from the new Broccoli race during character…

Ten Ton Hammer has cranked out a preview of Dungeons & Dragons Online’s next major content update, which will include a full-fledged crafting system, a series of Xoriat-based quests, and more. Skilled crafters can also create shards, which act as…

It’s hard to believe that we’ve been running around the city of Stormreach in Dungeons & Dragons Online for five years now, but according to the press release below, that’s apparently the case. To celebrate, Turbine is hosting some in-game…

Now that 2011 is here, we’ve been treated to three more quarterly wallpapers on the official Dungeons & Dragons Online website. Dancing in the Portable Hole seems like the most reasonable choice, here.