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Forgotten Realms creator Ed Greenwood stated that Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves will be canon.

During an exclusive interview with Cbr, Ed Greenwood detailed how D&d's latest cinematic entry would be incorporate Neverwinter's canon, which is also explored extensively in the free-to-play Mmorpg of the same name. According to Greenwood, the Forgotten Realms team is working to reconcile the world's lore with the film's events, despite merging separate canons being complicated. "I realize that it's difficult to reconcile canon. There are two super fans of the series --Eric Boyd and George Krashos, who have published official stuff as well -- who have made an entire career of pouncing on apparent contradictions and explaining them away by generating new lore that actually explains away that contradiction."

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A new module for the Mmorpg Neverwinter will be another collaboration with critically-acclaimed Dungeons & Dragons author R.A. Salvatore. It will take place within the timeline of Salvatore's Way of the Drow series, set between the events of Glacier's Edge and Lolth's Warrior. Entitled Menzoberranzan, the module is slated to release later this month, and will bring with it a new Adventure Zone and beloved character Drizzt Do’Urden.

This isn't the first time the Salvatores have collaborated with the Mmo's creative team - the author and his son Geno also had a hand in Neverwinter's previous module, Northdark Reaches, as well as the game's eighth module Underdark. Menzoberranzan's plot centers around growing unrest in the Underdark, where players will team up with Jarlaxle Baenr in an attempt to stop a drow civil war. Screen Rant can exclusively announce that the new module will release March 28, as well as the...